Be specific about your support.
Explain the advisory, project or ongoing support your consultancy actually delivers. Connect each offer to the type of employer and situation it is designed for.
Explore website development →Websites, SEO & workflows for HR consultants
Put your people expertise in a clearer professional spotlight.
Help employers understand your HR services, recognise the right fit and start a useful conversation. Build a website and enquiry journey that reflect the care and clarity your consultancy brings to its work.
Your specialismsExplain the support you provide.
Your audienceGive employer enquiries a clear route.
Your next stepKeep the handoff considered and organised.
For independent HR consultants & advisory firmsConsultancy-led digital deliveryBuilt around your business enquiry process
Start with your consultancy
What should your website communicate more clearly?
Tell me about your HR specialisms, the employers you serve and the website or workflow improvement you have in mind.
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This form is for your website and marketing project. A business overview is enough to begin; please leave employee records, case details and confidential client information out of your message.
Credibility with a human tone
Make your expertise easier for employers to assess.
Someone looking for HR support needs to understand what you handle, whether your approach suits their organisation and how a relationship begins. Your website should make those questions easier to answer.
Let people understand your team.
Present real experience, qualifications and working relationships clearly. Give your team profiles enough context to show who clients would work with.
Show how an engagement starts.
Explain the initial conversation, scoping process and communication approach, with a relevant enquiry route beside each service.
Design around the audience
Give different visitors the right route.
Your public website can help a prospective employer start a business conversation while making other contact routes clear. The structure should reflect the visitors your consultancy actually serves.
A focused business enquiry.
Help an owner, leader or internal HR contact explain the type of support they need without turning the first form into a detailed case intake.
- Organisation and contact details.
- The service or engagement of interest.
- A short overview of the business priority.
- A clear explanation of what happens next.
Keep recruitment contact purposeful.
If your firm offers recruitment services, distinguish candidate contact from employer enquiries. Direct applicants to the route your business has chosen.
Make ongoing contact easy to find.
Help existing clients reach their agreed support channel rather than sending every request through a new-business form.
These are website journey options, not extra services your firm has to offer. We define the routes around your real business model and existing tools.
Content that supports a considered decision
A clear service story, supported by useful detail.
Develop pages where there is something meaningful to explain. Use your expertise to shape the content, with the website structure helping visitors explore it.
Service and engagement pages.
Explain your actual offers, such as retained support, defined projects or training where provided. Describe the purpose, fit and initial scoping process.
Employer and sector context.
Reflect genuine experience with particular organisation types, sectors or locations. Help prospective clients recognise relevant context rather than repeating generic service copy.
Team, approach and evidence.
Present credentials accurately and use approved testimonials or project examples where available. Explain your contribution without disclosing confidential situations.
Insights for prospective clients.
Plan content around the questions employers ask before choosing support. Your specialists review technical statements and service details before publication.
A considered follow-up process
Keep enquiry administration organised.
Connect the steps around a new business enquiry so your team knows who is reviewing it and the prospect understands the next action.
Capture the overview.
Ask for basic business context, service interest and contact details through a focused form.
Acknowledge receipt.
Where included, send an approved message explaining what the prospect can expect next.
Assign the next action.
Route the request or create a task in the tools agreed for your enquiry workflow.
Review before progressing.
Your team assesses fit, arranges a conversation and decides how the engagement should proceed.
Automation can support business administration such as routing and reminders. The website workflow described here does not make employment judgements or recruitment selection decisions on your behalf.
Choose the right digital support
Services for your HR consultancy’s next stage.
Start with one priority or connect several services into a wider plan. The scope should fit your audience, current website and working setup.
SEO
Connect your actual HR services with the searches prospective employers make.
Local SEO
Support local discovery where your consultancy has a genuine geographic focus.
AI Search Visibility
Clarify your firm’s expertise, service information and supporting content.
Content Strategy
Plan useful content around employer questions and your advisory specialisms.
Technical SEO
Review indexing, internal links and technical issues affecting service discovery.
Paid Search
Match a defined employer-facing offer with a relevant campaign landing page.
Lead Response System
Define how new business enquiries are acknowledged, reviewed and assigned.
AI Engineering
Scope tools for specific administrative tasks with clear inputs and review points.
Web Design and Development
Build a clear, accessible presentation of your team, expertise and services.
Digital Architecture
Map the connections between your website, enquiry data and working tools.
Automation and Workflows
Reduce repeat administration around notifications, task creation and follow-up.
Funnel and CRM development integration
Organise prospective employer relationships through consultation and engagement stages.
A focused starting point
Explore a defined engagement.
Already know where your digital setup needs attention? Review the relevant package, then discuss your priorities and final scope.
Lead Response Package
For consultancies ready to connect website enquiries with a defined acknowledgement, internal notification and follow-up process. Scope the tools and handoffs around your team.
Explore the Lead Response PackageTechnical SEO Cleanup
For existing websites with technical search issues that need a scoped review and practical fixes. Start with the foundations supporting your service and insight pages.
View the cleanup package →Supporting HR clients through your agency? Explore white-label delivery for websites, integrations and technical SEO behind your client relationship.
Explore Agency Partners →Working with Jason
A practical brief, with room for careful review.
I’m Jason, the developer and digital marketing consultant behind iWebhacks. I connect website development, search strategy and integrations around a defined business requirement.
For your HR consultancy, we begin with your specialisms, audience and current contact routes. We then agree the pages, improvements or workflow that would make the most useful next step.
Explore website and integration projects across other sectors →Agree the details before the build.
- The services and audiences the website will address.
- The pages, content support and technical changes included.
- The evidence and specialist wording your team will approve.
- The form fields, contact routes and handoffs to implement.
- The tools and integration options available.
- The checks and measures to review after launch.
Before we begin
Questions from HR consultants.
Can the website focus on employers rather than job applicants?
Yes. We can make employer services and business enquiries the primary journey. If recruitment is part of your offer, candidate contact can have a separate route appropriate to your setup.
Can we promote retained HR support and project work separately?
Yes. Where those are distinct offers, we can explain their purpose, client fit and engagement process on separate pages and connect each with a relevant enquiry route.
Can you improve an existing website?
Yes. We can review its structure, content, technical setup and forms first, then decide whether targeted improvements or a larger rebuild would best address your priority.
Can our team review specialist HR content?
Yes. Your specialists confirm technical statements, qualifications, service details and approved evidence before publication. I can support the structure, writing and search strategy around that review.
Can the website connect with our CRM?
We review your tools and available integrations before agreeing the scope. That defines which enquiry information moves, where it goes and which actions require your team’s review.
Does this include an applicant tracking system or automated candidate screening?
No. This page describes website, marketing and business enquiry support. A recruitment platform or other specialist system would require a separate brief; the illustration does not define the project deliverables.
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Your expertise. A clearer digital presence.
Help the right employers understand how you can support them.
Start with your consultancy’s focus and the next improvement your website or enquiry process needs.