Get credited on the projects you worked on

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Ask the customers and partners who publish your work (builders, architects, designers, event organisers, schools, other businesses) to name and link you on that page.

It is a genuine, relevant link from someone who knows your work, and it often sits on a page that people planning a similar project read.

How to do it

1

List recent projects that were published

Think of jobs that ended up on a customer’s website, a portfolio, a case study, a news post or an award entry.
2

Find the pages

Search for the project name or the customer’s site. Note pages that show your work without naming or linking you.
3

Ask for a credit

A short note: you’re proud of the project, and could they add “Fencing by Your Business” with a link. Make it easy by sending the exact wording and address.
4

Make it part of finishing a job

Add “ask for a credit if you publish this” to your project wrap-up, so it becomes routine.

Common mistakes

Respect customers who don’t want to be named. Ask, don’t pressure.
A credit on a page that isn’t public (behind a login) won’t count as a link.

How you will know it is done

The published projects you worked on credit and link your business, and asking is part of how you finish a job.

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Get credited on the projects you worked on

How to do it

Common mistakes

How you will know it is done

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