Marisol Kendrick

Fleet Web Strategist, Columbus, OH

Marisol writes about the structure of a fleet and commercial hire website: how depot pages, vehicle class pages and enquiry routing are laid out so a procurement buyer can find terms fast and a search engine can index every location. She works with the build team on information architecture before a single page is styled.

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What Marisol writes about

Every article is checked against the page each figure came from before it is published, and the sources are listed at the foot of the article.

Fleet website structure
Depot and location pages
Enquiry routing into a CRM or TMS
Contract hire page architecture
Onboarding for multi-depot operators

02 Articles

4 articles so far

Website structure Enquiries Content

Website structure · September 10, 2026 · 13 min read

Depot Pages: How a Multi-Location Fleet Website Should Be Structured

A fleet with more than one depot needs a page per depot. Here is what belongs on it, how depots link to vehicle classes, and how to keep the set maintainable.

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Enquiries · September 8, 2026 · 11 min read

What a Commercial Hire Enquiry Form Should Actually Ask

Most fleet enquiry forms ask for a name and a message, then leave the desk to chase every detail. Here is the field set that produces a quotable enquiry first time.

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Website structure · September 3, 2026 · 11 min read

How to Structure a Fleet Hire Website That Converts Procurement Buyers

A fleet or commercial hire website converts when every vehicle class and depot has its own indexable page. Here is the structure and the standards behind it.

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Content · July 23, 2026 · 8 min read

Vehicle Class Pages That Do Not Read Like Each Other

One page per fleet class beats one page for the whole fleet, but only if the pages genuinely differ. Here is how to build a set that scales without becoming filler.

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Anselm Rourke

SEO and Content Lead, Memphis, TN

Anselm writes the research-backed guides that explain how fleet operators and commercial hire businesses get found online. His articles cite primary sources on page speed, structured data and search behavior rather than repeating industry folklore, and he reviews every published figure against the page it came from.

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