Bouncy Castle Website Checklist

The essentials, before anything else

Before you worry about links or blog posts, make sure your website has the basics right. Most of the bouncy castle sites I see are missing at least a few of these, and fixing them is often the quickest win there is.

Work through the list below and tick off what you already have.

Your pages

The details parents look for

Safety and trust

Technical basics

Frequently asked questions

Do I need online booking?

It helps, especially for last-minute bookings in summer, but it's not essential. What matters most is that people can see what's available, what it costs and how to get in touch quickly.

Should I put my prices on my website?

Usually, yes. Parents compare several companies, and many won't enquire if they can't see a price. If prices vary, a "from" price is still helpful.

How many pages does a bouncy castle website need?

There's no magic number. A small business might have 20 pages, a larger one 100 or more. What matters is that each page has a clear job, whether that's a product, a town or an occasion.

Once the basics are in place, the next steps are link building and getting ready for your busy seasons. You'll find the rest of my guides on the bouncy castle SEO guides page.

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