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Proposal · prepared for Eight Bells Framing and Gallery · 1 June 2026

A few specific fixes for eightbellsgallery.co.uk

Eight Bells Framing and Gallery · Tetbury · website rebuild

I rebuild small-business sites in my spare time when I can see good work being hidden. I spent ten minutes on eightbellsgallery.co.uk and three things stood out, all on the first scroll. Below are those three findings, then a full working rebuild of the homepage you can click through and judge for yourself.

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Silk Mill Studios · Tetbury · over 30 years

A Tetbury framer and print gallery, framed the way they frame. Open the live preview ↗


01

A framer and a gallery, with not one picture on the page.

What I saweightbellsgallery.co.uk is text only. There is no photograph of a finished frame, no shot of the bench, and none of the prints you sell are shown, not the Jackie Morris, not the Quentin Blake, not the Beatrix Potter. For a business whose whole value is how the finished work looks, the one thing a visitor most wants to see is the one thing the site never shows. The craft you have spent over thirty years on is invisible.

What the rebuild doesThe rebuild puts framed work at the centre. Each piece sits in a bevelled mount with a gilt slip, the way you would actually frame it, so the page reads as your wall, not a list. The named illustrators get their own gallery strip, and the framing device carries through the whole page so a first-time visitor sees the craft before they read a word.

02

No structured data, no year, nothing for Google to read.

What I sawThe page carries no structured data, no copyright year, and no exhibitions or news section. The meta description is the generic line "Tradition, Bespoke Framing and Art Sales", with no town, no hours, no reason to click. There is no LocalBusiness or ArtGallery markup, so when someone searches "picture framer Tetbury", Google has nothing to tell it you are a gallery, where you are, or when you are open.

What the rebuild doesThe rebuild ships ArtGallery and Store structured data with your full address, phone, email and opening hours, plus an FAQ block Google can read directly into search. The title and description name Tetbury, the Fine Art Trade Guild, and the illustrators you stock, so the search result earns the click instead of being skipped.

03

You moved in January, but the site still points the old way.

What I sawThe move to Silk Mill Studios on Charlton Road is announced in a single line of body text, "We have moved". But the page has no map, no structured address, and nothing machine-readable, so search engines and map apps can still surface the old 14 Church Street location. A customer who trusts their map could drive to the wrong place, to a shop that is no longer yours.

What the rebuild doesThe rebuild puts the new Silk Mill Studios address in the structured data, the header, the footer and a live embedded map, with the parking and the "next to Peter Williams Furniture Restorers" detail spelled out. The move stops being a sentence to miss and becomes the thing the page is built around.


What it costs
£2,000Fixed for the rebuild. One-off.
£150Per month for hosting and ongoing care.
£50Optional. An embedded chatbot trained on your FAQs.

No retainer. No contract. No in-person visits, fully remote from Switzerland.


The next step

If the proposal lands, reply with two or three 20-minute slots in the next ten days for a video call. I take on three Cotswold builds this quarter, and the first confirmed wins the slot. If I do not hear back by 11 June, the proposal site comes down.

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