Landscaping
Landscaping Marketing & SEO
Build a maintenance book, not a pile of one-off installs.
A design-build job pays well once. A maintenance contract pays every month for years and makes the winter survivable. The campaign should be feeding both, with the recurring side treated as the real prize.
- Recurring maintenance contracts separated from one-off design and build
- Hardscape, irrigation and lighting as distinct, higher-ticket campaigns
- Spring and autumn clean-up pushes timed to your local season
- Commercial grounds and HOA contracts targeted on their own terms
What landscaping search actually looks like
Who you are up against
Landscaping results split into two trades that share a word: maintenance crews and design-build firms. They compete for different customers with different budgets, and a site trying to speak to both at once usually convinces neither.
How the year is shaped
The spring rush is the single most competitive window of the year, and the contracts signed in it carry the rest. Autumn clean-up is the second wave, and what winter looks like depends entirely on whether it snows where you work.
One Package, Everything In It
Landscaping Full Beam Local Marketing
$97 to get started
- Website included — built for search from the first line of markup
- Managed hosting, backed up nightly and patched continuously
- Google Business Profile optimised, then posted to four times a month
- Every review answered, the good ones and the bad ones
- Weekly social posts written in your voice, not a template
- Directory cleanup — wrong addresses and old numbers corrected
- Google Ads built, launched and tuned by a person
- Email and text follow-up for the leads that go quiet
- Design work for whatever the campaign needs that month
- One call tracking number
- One business email address on your domain
- Fifteen hours a month of SEO or site changes, directed by you
Month to month. No term commitment, cancel whenever you like.
The 90-Day Movement Promise
Pick the three keywords that matter most to your business. If all three have not climbed at least three positions in Google within 90 days, your next month of service is on us.
Why Contractors Stay With Us
Priced For A Real Business
You Can Start Small
Most agencies want a retainer that assumes you already have the revenue their work is supposed to produce. Start with one piece, see whether the phone rings differently, and add from there.
Launched, Not Scheduled
Live In Weeks, Not Quarters
Most builds go live within thirty days of kickoff. Nothing sits in a queue waiting for a design committee, because a site that launches in March earns nine more months than one that launches in December.
Home Services Only
We Know Your Search Results
We do not work with restaurants, law firms or e-commerce. A decade spent entirely inside contractor search results means we already know what the page that beats you looks like.
Built For A Phone
Designed Around The Call
Most of your visitors are standing in a garage or a flooded basement on a cracked phone screen. Every layout decision serves the tap on the call button — thumb reach, load time, and how fast the number appears.
What a decade of contractor campaigns adds up to
- Campaigns Delivered
- 500+
- Local campaigns built and run for home service businesses across the country.
- Average Lead Increase
- 87%
- The typical lift in inbound leads our clients see after a full build-out.
- Businesses Served
- 200+
- Contractors who trust us with their search presence and their phone lines.
- In The Trades
- 10+ Years
- A decade spent on local search and paid acquisition, home services only.
Questions We Get Every Week
How do we get more recurring contracts?+
By targeting the searches that imply ongoing need rather than a single project, and by giving those visitors a page about the contract rather than a gallery of finished patios.
What about the winter?+
Depends on your region. Where there is snow, the same list and the same site can carry removal work; where there is not, lighting and hardscape hold the quarter.
How much of the work each month is actually hands on?+
Fifteen hours a month are yours to direct at SEO or site changes, and you decide where they go. The profile posting, review responses, campaign tuning and reporting sit on top of that rather than eating into it.
What happens in the first week?+
A kickoff call, then we collect brand assets and whatever access we need. Build work starts immediately, and you will know the name of the person running your account before anything goes live.
How long until the site is up?+
Most builds go live within thirty days of kickoff. A straightforward one goes faster; if yours is going to take longer, you will hear that on the first call rather than in week five.
Am I signing a contract?+
No. It runs month to month and you can stop whenever you want. We would rather keep you because the work is producing than because the paperwork says you have to stay.
When do the leads start?+
Paid campaigns can produce calls in the first week. Organic and map movement usually shows up between sixty and ninety days, which is the window our promise is written against.
Do you guarantee a number one ranking?+
Nobody can, and any agency that says otherwise is selling you something. What we will commit to is movement: three keywords up three positions inside ninety days, or the next month is on us.
Who owns the website and the accounts?+
You do. The domain, the site, the ad accounts and the Google profile stay in your name, and they leave with you if you ever decide to go elsewhere.