Landscaping marketing and SEO
Landscaping marketing and landscaping SEO in Houston, Texas: Google Business Profile management, review management, lawn care web design and an answering service for crews who cannot hear a call over the mower.
[ When the work comes in ]
Spring arrives and every homeowner wants a quote in the same few weeks. The calls come in while the mowers are running and nobody can hear a thing, and the homeowner who gets no answer books whoever picks up next.
[ What we do for landscapers ]
Local SEO and your Google listing
Show up when somebody near you goes looking.
Reviews and reputation
Your Google profile kept current and every review answered in your name, plus review asks after every job once your texting registration clears and your setup is complete.
After hours answering service
The phone gets picked up when your hands are full.
Website design and SEO
Built and managed, with the search work behind it.
Two pages go further on this: Google Business Profile management for landscapers and lead generation for landscapers without buying shared leads.
[ More on landscapers ]
Weekly lawn care and one-off installs are different searches
A homeowner looking for someone to mow every week searches for lawn care near them and wants a price and a day. A homeowner planning a new bed, sod, a patio or irrigation searches for a landscaper and wants to see past work first. The listing and the website should name each of those services on its own, because each one is a different search with a different buyer behind it.
The weekly customer is worth the most over time, since one yes can mean a whole season of visits. Local SEO is how a lawn care company shows up on the map for the streets it already drives every week.
The call comes in while the mower is running
Most landscaping calls arrive during working hours, which is exactly when you are on a mower, behind a trimmer or digging a bed with gloves on. Nobody hears a ring over an engine. The homeowner asking for a quote is often asking two or three companies at once, and the first one to reply tends to get the walk-through.
That is what the answering service is for. It answers on your own number, asks what the caller wants done, where the property is and when they want it, and sends you the details so you can call back at the next stop. A text back for missed calls covers the ones that slip through.
Lawn care web design that shows the work
Landscaping is sold on photographs. A finished front yard, a new patio or a cleaned up bed tells a homeowner more than any description, so the website and the Google profile should carry real photographs of your own jobs, sorted by the kind of work. Website design for contractors covers how the site is built and kept current for you.
Reviews when the yard looks its best
The right moment to ask for a review is the afternoon the job is finished and the yard looks its best. Google review management handles the asking and the replies, written in your name. The three packages are on the pricing page, and the other trades we work with are on the trades hub.
[ Questions people ask ]
What do you need from a landscaper to get started?
A list of the services you want more of, the towns you will drive to, a handful of photographs of finished yards and a message when a job is done so the review ask can go out.
Do you build websites for landscapers?
Yes, in the top tier. The website is built and managed for you, with the search work behind it and your own job photographs on it.
Do you work with lawn care companies outside Houston?
Yes, remotely. The listing and the pages are written for the towns you actually serve.
How much does marketing for landscapers cost?
Leak Stopper is $297 a month with no setup fee: your Google listing, weekly posts, review asks and replies. After-Hours Dispatcher is $497 a month plus a one time $497 and adds your calls answered when you cannot pick up. Market Monopoly is $997 a month plus a one time $997 and adds your website and the search work behind it. See all three packages