Book more home appointments for your blinds and shutters.

Yes. Local search favours genuinely local businesses with strong reviews, and many customers would rather have someone measure, advise and fit than risk ordering the wrong size online. We put that measure-and-fit reassurance front and centre on your Google profile and in the details AI assistants pick up.

Yes. We keep product content accurate and free from exaggerated claims about insulation, energy savings or blackout performance. Where we mention child safety, we describe it responsibly — internal blinds supplied in the UK must be safe, and trading standards expect them to meet the child safety requirements in BS EN 13120, and professional installers should fit the safety devices supplied.

We’re happy for you to review content before it goes live, so it reflects the products and fitting practices you actually use.

The Authority plan includes multi-location strategy, so each showroom or territory can have its own optimised profile and visibility in its own area without competing with your other locations.

An optimised profile and accurate listings can bring extra home visit requests within a few weeks. Higher map positions and AI recommendations usually take three to six months, depending on how many blinds firms cover your towns, so starting in winter helps you catch the spring rush and new-build handovers.

No. You pay monthly and can cancel ahead of the next billing date whenever you like. Your blinds business keeps the Google profile, dealer and directory listings and links we have set up.

Interior designers, estate and letting agents, kitchen fitters, builders and new-build developers are all asked about window dressings. Building relationships with them can bring steady referrals, and new-build estates often produce several orders in one street once neighbours see your work.

Commercial clients such as schools, offices, care homes and landlords can provide larger, repeat orders that help balance quieter months for domestic work.

Membership of the British Blind and Shutter Association (BBSA), which requires members to follow a code of practice, is widely recognised in the industry. It’s also worth showing your supplier and manufacturer partnerships, product guarantees, public liability insurance and your commitment to fitting child-safe products.

Exact prices are difficult because every window is different, but guide prices — such as “roller blinds from” or a typical cost for a bay window of shutters — help customers budget and reduce appointments that end without an order. Make clear that a free home measure gives a firm quote.

Confirm appointments in advance, bring a good range of samples, measure carefully and leave a clear written quote that explains the product, lead time, fitting and guarantee. A polite follow-up a few days later wins many orders, and pressure selling usually costs you reviews as well as sales.