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Local pages for each part of the region

Different parts of Tyne and Wear give learners very different problems, from coastal routes to roundabout heavy retail parks and busy test centres. Ki-Ki has separate pages that talk in more detail about each area.

If you mainly teach in one of these patches, you can read the local page that matches you:

• Driving school websites in Newcastle
• Driving school websites in Gateshead
• Driving school websites in North Tyneside
• Driving school websites in South Tyneside
• Driving school websites in Sunderland
• Driving school websites in Washington
• Driving school websites in County Durham

Those pages mention the kinds of roads learners see most often in each area, for example coastal driving in South Shields and Seaburn, city centre roundabouts in Newcastle and Sunderland, Team Valley and A1 traffic in Gateshead, the Tyne Tunnel toll system in North Tyneside and higher rural risk in County Durham.

Many instructors have no site, or one that works against them

A lot of independent instructors in Tyne and Wear do excellent work in the car but have very little in place online. Learners notice that gap quickly when they search for an instructor in Newcastle, Sunderland, Gateshead, South Tyneside, North Tyneside or Washington.

• No website at all, only a Facebook page that disappears down the feed
• Old or slow sites that stall on mobile while learners stand at the bus stop
• Prices hidden behind vague wording or split across several half finished pages
• Contact details that are hard to find, out of date, or hit a form that never sends
• Generic text that could describe any instructor in the country rather than someone who knows local routes and test centres

Learners and parents make quick decisions. If your site is missing, confusing, or broken, they usually move on without telling you why.

Up to ten pages on the Ki-Ki layout for £200

Under the founder launch offer, a typical driving school site fits inside the Ki-Ki Base Build at £200. That covers up to ten pages using the same layout and structure Ki-Ki uses for its own work.

You pay your hosting and domain provider directly. For driving schools, the build assumes Porkbun static hosting with Cloudflare in front so the structure stays clean and the setup is repeatable. You stay as the account holder and I guide you through the setup once so you are not left guessing.

The point is not to drown you in content. The point is a tidy, honest site that answers the questions learners actually ask and gives them a straight route to you.

Written around the roads you actually use

Learners and search engines both respond better when a site feels like it came from the area it serves.

A Ki-Ki driving school build can refer to the places and routes you really work with. That might mean Newcastle city centre and the Tyne Bridge approaches, Gateshead and Team Valley, coastal routes near South Shields and Whitley Bay, roundabout heavy parts of Washington, bus lanes and cameras in Durham city or rural stretches in County Durham.

You do not need to write long essays. You send the basic details in your own words. I turn that into clear headings and steady paragraphs that carry the right signals without sounding like stock text.

How a driving school build runs in practice

The process is short on purpose. Most instructors want it sorted, not turned into a long project.

1. Initial contact. You send a short email with your name, where you teach and whether you already have a site. If there is an existing site, I take a quick look so we both know the starting point.
2. Hosting and domain in your name. You buy Porkbun static hosting and a domain if you do not have one yet. I can talk you through the steps or work from temporary access that you grant, but the account stays yours.
3. Pages and content written down. We agree the list of up to ten pages and what each one needs to cover. You provide the key details by email, voice note or document and I shape them into page drafts.
4. Build and preview. I build the site on the Ki-Ki layout, connect it to your hosting and send you a private link. You note any changes that matter to you and we adjust in a focused pass.
5. Handover and next steps. After sign off, you get a short record of what was set up, where files live and how to request small extensions or a deeper review if you decide to grow the site later.

Payment timing and revision limits follow the same pattern as the Ki-Ki Base Build in the founder launch offer. They are confirmed in writing so you know what to expect before any work starts.

Where this tends to work well

This shape of project has worked best where the goal is a steady, dependable presence, not a full marketing department.

Questions instructors often ask

Start with whatever you have now

If you already have a site, the simplest first step is to send the link and a line about what bothers you. If you have no site at all, say that and we start clean.