Built by Corey / Proposal for Spencer Morgan Jewellers
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★ Proposal · prepared for Spencer Morgan Jewellers · 18 May 2026

A few specific fixes for spencermorgandiamonds.co.uk

Spencer Morgan Jewellers · Swansea · website rebuild. I rebuild small-business sites in my spare time when I can see they are leaving conversions on the table. Three things stood out on mobile in the first ten minutes on the live site. Three findings below, then a working rebuild you can click through.

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Address · 247 Oxford Street, Swansea SA1 3BL Trading since · 1974 Family · Spencer + Dorian + Julia + Katy Morgan
Spencer Morgan Jewellers diamond bands on dark anthracite coral, photographed by Marc Smith Photography for Spencer Morgan
247 Oxford Street · Swansea · since 1974

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Three findings, ordered by revenue impact

What the current site is leaving on the table.

A walk-through of the live spencermorgandiamonds.co.uk on 18 May 2026.

01

52 years on Oxford Street, never on the homepage hero.

What I saw
The current spencermorgandiamonds.co.uk homepage opens with the generic H1 "Jewellers Swansea" and a wedding-band thumbnail. The 1974 founding date is buried two clicks down on the Meet The Team subpage. A first-time visitor scanning the home page for thirty seconds cannot tell whether this is a 52-year independent on the city’s main retail street, or a six-month pop-up. The strongest single line in the entire Spencer Morgan inventory ("on Oxford Street since 1974") never reaches the fold.
Cause
WordPress + Elementor template hero with a static image slot and a body-copy strapline. The founding year is in a Meet The Team text paragraph, not a hero variable; there is no date-aware "52 years on Oxford Street" calculation. The homepage SEO title is "Jewellers Swansea | Handcrafted Jewellery | Contact Us Today" and carries none of the heritage hook.
After rebuild
After rebuild: hero strap reads "Swansea’s independent jewellers, since 1974." The "52 years on Oxford Street" calculation generates from foundingDate at build time and self-updates every January. A founding-date strip ("1974 · 247 Oxford Street · family-run, two generations") sits directly under the hero. The H1, meta title and Open Graph image all carry the 1974 hook.
02

The two-generation Morgan family is hidden behind a subpage.

What I saw
Spencer Morgan opened the shop after a Royal Navy commission as a Lieutenant. Today his son Dorian, trained at the Royal School of Jewellery in Birmingham and apprenticed in the Jewellery Quarter, runs the workshop alongside him. Spencer’s wife Julia and Dorian’s wife Katy are both on the shop floor. Two generations, two couples, fifty-two years, one Oxford Street address. The current homepage names none of the four. Companies House lists Howard Spencer Morgan, Dorian Rhys Morgan and Julia Meryl Morgan as directors of the same address; the family story is verified, sourced, and absent from where it matters.
Cause
Elementor template has no editorial succession-story component above the fold, only a "Why Choose Us" tiles block and a generic "Our Story" body paragraph. The four names and the Navy-to-jewellery arc live, at best, on the Meet The Team subpage.
After rebuild
After rebuild: a "Father to son, Lieutenant to goldsmith" heritage block on the homepage. Dark coal background, two columns, typographic timeline (1974 Spencer opens 247 Oxford Street → today Spencer + Dorian + Julia + Katy run it together). Person schema on each of the four. The succession becomes the second strongest credibility moment on the page after the 1974 founding date.
03

The on-site Oxford Street workshop is not surfaced on the homepage.

What I saw
Every other Oxford Street and South Wales high-street jeweller sends repairs away to a trade workshop in Birmingham or Sheffield. Spencer Morgan runs the bench inside 247 Oxford Street, so a resize-down can be done on a customer’s lunch break and a rhodium re-plate on a white-gold wedding band usually inside an hour. This is the single competitive moat against every chain jeweller and every send-it-away independent. The current homepage does not mention an on-site workshop anywhere above the fold; the wording "All work is carried out in our on-site workshop" only appears once you click into Repairs.
Cause
Elementor "Why Choose Us" tiles list generic benefits ("quality", "service", "guidance") instead of the one concrete differentiator (a bench on Oxford Street). The repairs page is treated as a service subpage rather than the headline.
After rebuild
After rebuild: an "On the bench, on Oxford Street" block on the homepage with a Marc Smith photograph of Dorian’s hands at the workshop, plus a four-card service grid that leads with same-day rhodium plating and same-day resizes. The technical specifics non-customers do not know to ask about (metal-removal resize vs stretching, hand-finished claw retipping, rhodium done in-house) get the paragraph they deserve.
Pricing

Fixed price, no hourly billing, no surprise upgrade tier.

£2,000
Fixed for the rebuild. One-off.
£150
Per month for hosting and ongoing care.
£50
Optional. Embedded chatbot trained on the four FAQ answers about repairs, resizing, rhodium plating and Christmas turnaround.

No retainer. No contract. No in-person visits, fully remote from Switzerland.

Next step

If the proposal lands, reply with two or three twenty-minute slots in the next ten days for a video call.

I take on three South Wales builds this quarter, and first confirmed wins the slot. If I do not hear back by 28 May 2026, the proposal site comes down.

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