Driving Training Provider
Anstey James: From Broken Website to 3 Bookings in 7 Days
A driving training provider that needed a website that actually worked.
The Challenge
Anstey James had a website. It just did not work. Prospective students wanting to book a driving course had nowhere to go online. The booking process was broken, which meant potential business was leaking out every day.
For a driving training provider, bookings are the business. If your website cannot take a booking, it is working against you.
- ✓Old website with broken functionality throughout
- ✓No way for clients to book driving courses online
- ✓Potential bookings lost every single week
- ✓Admin had no system to manage enquiries
What We Built
We rebuilt the site from scratch. Not a tweak, not a patch. A proper rebuild with a working booking system at the centre of it.
Complete website rebuild
Designed and built from scratch. Modern, fast, and built to last.
Custom booking system
Clients book courses online. Admin manages everything through a clean dashboard.
Mobile-first design
Most people will find you on a phone. The site works perfectly on every screen size.
SEO foundations
Proper structure, metadata, and performance so search engines can find and rank it.
What Happened
Three course bookings in the first seven days after launch. We are not going to oversell this. It is early. But 3 bookings in 7 days? That is a good start.
More importantly, the website actually works now. Clients can book. The admin can manage those bookings. The basics are in place and everything else can grow from there.
3
course bookings in the first 7 days
Early days. We will take it.
Key Takeaways
Broken websites lose you business every day, quietly.
A working booking system removes friction. Less friction means more bookings.
First-week results were immediate. Infrastructure matters.
Long-term growth is the goal. This is the foundation.
Your Website Could Be Better Too
Whether you are a training provider, salon, plumber, or dentist, a broken website costs you money. Let us fix it.
