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For tax advisers, chambers and agencies

Good websites for local businesses – let’s talk about them together

Lumeya guides small businesses as they build a website. If you work with hair salons or beauty businesses, you can recommend Lumeya as a place to start. Whether and how a collaboration fits, we work out together in person – with no obligation.

This one-pager introduces a possible collaboration. It does not mean a partnership exists, nor an endorsement or support by any chamber or organisation.

What you and the businesses could gain

For your work with businesses

When questions about a web presence come up, you can point to a concrete offer and make the introduction if needed. Whether that fits your advice or services is your call.

For local businesses

Lumeya asks about the business and its offer, then builds a website from a fixed component library. That gives businesses who want to tackle their web presence a clear next step.

We do not promise extra enquiries, particular search results or revenue here.

How a first conversation can go

  1. Getting to know each other: You approach us through an existing contact or at an event. We find out which businesses and topics matter to you.
  2. See the offer: We show you Lumeya and answer your questions. Then you can decide in your own time whether to pass the offer on.
  3. Contact only with consent: We only make an introduction or share contact details once the person has explicitly agreed.
  4. Agree how to work together: Before any regular collaboration, both sides settle the scope, responsibilities and the agreements needed.

Compensation and agreements

Compensation: agreed together.

There is no fixed commission or compensation promise. Whether there is compensation and how it would work, we settle together. The contract terms are also agreed and legally reviewed before any collaboration starts.

Clear ground rules

  • No unsolicited marketing emails.
  • Chambers and other organisations are not presented as Lumeya partners or supporters without an agreement.

Want to see whether a conversation makes sense? Approach us through an existing contact or at an event. This one-pager is conversation material, not an offer and not legal advice.