Web design in Camberley, at a price that makes sense.

Camberley is an unusually modern town with an odd naming story. It was originally called Cambridge Town, but the General Post Office renamed it in 1877 to stop letters going to Cambridge by mistake. The new name is a portmanteau, stitched together from the Cam stream, Amber Hill and a local “-ley” ending. The neighbouring settlement of Yorktown grew up around the Royal Military College, and the two ran together over the following decades into the town you see now, much of the centre dating from the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, including The Atrium complex that opened in 2008.

The town has a soft spot for the arts, from Camberley Theatre, opened in 1966, to a fair few notable residents over the years, among them the composer Arthur Sullivan, who went to school in old Yorktown, and the musician Rick Wakeman, who lived here in the 1980s. There is even a Concrete Elephant on the London Road, put up in 1964 after a turn in the Lord Mayor’s Show. None of that will sell a website by itself, but it is the specific, true local detail that makes a site read as though it genuinely comes from Camberley rather than being generated for anywhere. Google increasingly favours content that clearly relates to a real place, so we write yours to sound like the town and Surrey Heath around it, then set up your Google Business Profile to suit so you turn up when someone nearby searches.

Also covering: Frimley, Bagshot, Blackwater, Sandhurst, Lightwater, Bisley and the surrounding villages.