Hi Adrian

Not aware of an instant solution, you could look through a few scripts in places like:

csoft

A simpler option might be to collect incoming via a form (thinking about security issues) or look at your phone provider's options. As an example:

Orange

Your point on the user rate for your demographic is valuable though and could be worth looking at an integrated solution. One example:

Text Connect

Who offer what you want via their API and a fair bit more, for not a huge cost. Give their free trial a go if you think relevant, or other similar providers.

Hi Adrian

Congratulations on the site, more attractive, more mobile friendly and better for all users. Also better for the web in general and for search in the long run. Gradually building a little more good content will help over time. A couple of passing technical points:

On towing__reversing.html the link to "Prices Start at £25 per hour" needs fixing.

You might want to look at what's happening with 404s, make sure that in all cases missing pages are dealt with correctly and you have mopped up any possibles you can think of via 301 redirect. You should test all entries thrown up by a Google search of - site:3ridings.com - Not everything is shown but should help, plenty of 404s which need redirecting.

A more notable concern is the situation with:

beverleyhornsea.html - marketweighton_pocklington.html -
Bridlington_Driffield.html

perhaps others, including any which were around and are now redirected to the remaining pages.

None of this should exist, all direct/very close duplicates of the home page need 301 redirecting to the root. If you want pages aimed at certain areas, you need to create original content. Worth time first with tools such as:

Adwords keyword facility

To make sure you are not considering terms people hardly search for and you may discover useful surprises.

Will also help if you find time to work on the canonicalisation issues mentioned earlier, plus changing all internal links to just "/" rather than "index.html". Same in the xml sitemap, you need to remove the entire duplicate entry for index.html.

A few other thoughts:

A contact form is essential. Some people just don't like their email software opened and plenty more may not be emailing from the address they want the reply to, or shouldn't be emailing from there at all.

No real world address I could see on site. Will cost you business and is detrimental to being returned is local searches.

On local search, try searching in Maps for "3Ridings Driving School".

This can bring up a different entry from the main one. Places can be a pain to sort out but this needs tackling. In theory, the best route is to have the entries merged but not always practical. If all else fails, you could claim the duplicate as your own, verify, then delete this entirely.