Every course you run should have its own page.
Somebody searching "SIA door supervisor course Glasgow" has decided to book and is choosing where. If your courses are all on one page, you are not in that decision.
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Course lists do not rank. Course pages do.
Training sites usually put every course on one page with a price list. Google cannot tell that page is about the door supervisor qualification specifically, so when somebody searches for it by name, a competitor with a dedicated page wins the booking.
- Course searches are the highest intent traffic there is. They convert or they leave.
- People compare two or three providers on price and dates before they call.
- If your price is not on the page, a share of them never ask.
A page for each of these
Done twice, for providers like yours
We have built and shipped sites for two Scottish training providers. Every course has its own page with the qualification, what it covers, entry requirements and the price, marked up so Google can show it as a course rather than a paragraph of text.
- 19
- pages on the bigger of the two
- Every course
- with its own page and price
- Days
- from start to live
What you get
A page per course
Qualification, awarding body, what it covers, entry requirements and price, with Course structured data so Google understands it.
Prices where people look
Shown clearly, including whether VAT applies, so nobody has to ring to find out and then does not.
An enquiry form that works
Course preselected from the page they came from, so you know what they want before you reply.
Your own domain, properly
Certificate, redirects and the move from your old host handled. No downtime, no lost email.
See where your courses rank
Send me your company name and the courses you run. I will check what you rank for today against the providers taking those bookings, and send you the answer before you spend anything.