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Support your local campaign

Your local pub needs your help!

How about giving them a free website?

We’re looking to help one local pub, per town, in Bedfordshire or Hertfordshire by giving them a free website in exchange for the landlords putting out our beermats in their pub.

It’s a win-win-win!

🚨 We get to help our locals, something very close to Leigh’s heart (read more below),
🍺 Pubs get a free website with all the works to help them stay visible
🥞 Plus a load of free beermats,
❓ Customers get to find out about Truesilver and get a great website service if they’re looking for a new designer themselves.

Of course, we’d love to help every pub in England, but that’s not feasible (we only have so many hours to give). And, as a landlord, you probably have restrictions. So here’s the requirements:

  1. If you are the landlord of a tied pub or chain pub, you need to be allowed to have your own website.
    You’ll probably know if you are allowed already
  2. You need to be allowed to place beermats in your pub of your choosing
    Sounds unusual, but yes, some pubs aren’t allowed to display beermats that aren’t authorised
  3. Your pub needs to be in Bedfordshire or Hertfordshire. First come, first served🍺 (so they say)
    We don’t really want to start any arguments so it seems fairest to work with the first one from each town to contact us.

We’re starting with Beds and Herts because they’re local to our HQ in Biggleswade, but are happy to put from other pubs further afield if you’d like to start the conversation.

It’s a bit of a weird campaign so we’re expecting a lot of questions! Contact us for more info

Hi there

For those who don’t know me, I’m Leigh. MD of Truesilver Marketing Limited and owner of the one and only walk-in web design shop in Biggleswade.

What a lot of you might not know is that my parents were landlords of a village pub for 8 years spanning the 80s and 90s (which is centuries in the hospitality industry!)

My first ever logo was designed for The Noah’s Ark pub in Shillington at the age of 11 back in 1990 and looked like this.

If you’re in the pub trade, I know you’re peeved. It probably feels like you’re getting hit from all angles even though you love what you do. And it was bad enough before wasn’t it?

So I’m looking at ways to let more people know about your fantastic pub as well as our amazing, bespoke website packages. I truly believe that the hospitality industry is an integral part of our communities and culture and want to help where I can.

Contact me if you’d like to find out more.