> locations/llandudno/
Digital Marketing
in Llandudno
Llandudno is the biggest seaside resort in Wales, and it works hard all year: hotels on the prom, shops on Mostyn Street, shows and conferences at Venue Cymru, and the Great Orme looking down on the lot. I help Llandudno businesses fill rooms, tables and diaries with Google Ads, SEO, websites and social ads. I'm about 25 minutes away in Abergele.
> llandudno.txt
A Resort That Doesn't Shut in Winter
Llandudno's season is longer than most. Summer is summer, but Venue Cymru's conferences, shows and panto bring people in out of season, coach parties keep the hotels ticking over, and there are enough residents in Craig-y-Don, Penrhyn Bay and the town itself to keep Mostyn Street going in January.
That changes how marketing should work here. Instead of one big push for July and August, plan around the whole calendar: shoulder-season breaks, show nights, Christmas, conferences. And make sure you're the one Google shows when someone types "hotel near Venue Cymru" at ten at night.
It's also a crowded town. There are a lot of hotels, guest houses, cafés and shops within a few streets of the pier, so standing out on Google Maps, and in reviews, matters a lot.
> where_money_leaks.txt
Where Llandudno Businesses Lose Money
Booking-Site Commission
If most of your rooms come through the big booking sites, a slice of every stay goes with them. A website that takes direct bookings, and ads that send returning guests straight there, keeps more of it.
Ads at the Wrong Time
Spending the same in February as in August usually means overpaying in one month and missing out in the other. I set budgets around when your customers actually book.
A Forgotten Business Profile
Old photos, wrong hours, unanswered reviews. In a town with this much choice, that's often why the place two doors down gets the booking.
Tracking Nobody Checked
If you can't say which bookings came from Google, Facebook or the booking sites, you're guessing. A tracking audit is £500 fixed and tells you what's real.
> first_steps.txt
How I'd Start With a Llandudno Business
No complicated onboarding. No 47-page proposals. Just this.
Have a Chat
What you sell, who buys it and when. On the phone, or I'll come over.
Check What's Working
Your website, Business Profile, ads and tracking. If something's fine, I'll say so and leave it alone.
Fix the Leaks First
Usually the Business Profile, the booking path and the tracking. Cheap fixes that make every pound you spend afterwards go further.
Then Spend, Carefully
Google Ads, Meta ads or SEO, timed around your season, with a monthly report that says what the money did.
> ls ~/llandudno/
Every Service in Llandudno
Each one has its own page with more detail.
> faq.txt
Questions People Ask
Are you a marketing company in Llandudno?
No, I'm a freelancer in Abergele, about 25 minutes away. Close enough to meet in person whenever it's useful, and you've always got my mobile number. You deal with me, not an account manager.
Do you work with hotels and guest houses?
Yes, happily. Hotels have very specific problems, mostly commission, seasons and reviews, and they're the sort of thing I like fixing. There's more on Google Ads in Llandudno and SEO in Llandudno.
Is SEO worth it in a town as busy as Llandudno?
Yes, if you're specific. "Hotel Llandudno" is hard. "Dog-friendly guest house Llandudno with parking" is a lot more winnable, and the people searching it are closer to booking. Months, not days, as always.
Can you run ads around the shows at Venue Cymru?
Yes. If you're a restaurant, bar or hotel nearby, ads can be scheduled around show dates and aimed at people in and around town. It's the sort of detail an agency juggling hundreds of accounts doesn't have time for.
Do you cover Craig-y-Don, Penrhyn Bay and Llandudno Junction?
Yes. Craig-y-Don and Penrhyn Bay are covered from this page. Llandudno Junction sits across the river with Conwy and Deganwy, so see digital marketing in Conwy.
> new_message.txt
Busy Season Coming Up?
Drop me a message or give me a ring before it does. I'll tell you honestly what's worth doing for your Llandudno business, and what you can safely ignore.
"Matt was really responsive throughout the whole process - no questions went unanswered and Matt was really engaged in the whole process."
Lizzie Hill · Abergele Golf Club