Great dives. A site that keeps them quiet.
What you have
- Shumi, named by guests in their reviews
- 80% of guests coming back
- A long tiger shark guide already written
What holds it back
- Google finds you only by your name
- The homepage carousel buries the tiger shark story, and Shumi
- Booking asks for a passport before showing a price
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We searched eight things divers type before booking Fuvahmulah. Scuba Butler was not in the top results for any of them. Rivals with plainer websites still win, because each has one clear page per question.
US results, October 2026. Results vary by country; the pattern holds.
How we fix it
- One address. The www and https versions of your site point different ways. We make them one at launch.
- Answer what divers ask. A page each for Fuvahmulah diving, tiger sharks, the dive sites, the seasons and getting here.
- Let guests speak. A complete Google profile and a review request after every trip.
Referrals stay your front door. Search catches the people who hear “Fuvahmulah” and look it up.
The plan: launch clean, then add a page at a time
Weeks 0–2At launch
One address. Old links redirected. A title and description on every page.
From you: domain and Google access, one phone, one email.
Weeks 3–6Foundations
Google profile completed. Same details on TripAdvisor, Facebook and PADI.
From you: logins, journey prices, full-size photos.
Weeks 7–12Content
Getting here, the dive sites, when to come, then the tiger shark page.
From you: Shumi’s notes on sites and seasons.
After day 90Ongoing
A review request after every trip. A new guide page each month.
From you: a short note after notable dives.
How we measure it: searches you appear for (today 0 of 8), reviews per month, and enquiries that start from search.