
ChatGPT ads in the UK: should small businesses use them?
Ads now appear in ChatGPT for UK users on the free plans. Here’s how they work, who is allowed to advertise and whether a small business should spend money on them yet.
Plain-English advice on websites, SEO, Google Ads and social media, so you can make better decisions about getting found online.

Ads now appear in ChatGPT for UK users on the free plans. Here’s how they work, who is allowed to advertise and whether a small business should spend money on them yet.

You don’t need a camera crew. Film short clips on your phone at each job, edit them into reels under 3 minutes and post them on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube Shorts and your Google profile.

Build one useful page for each main town you cover, with real local jobs, photos and details. Avoid copy-and-paste pages that only swap the town name.

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