Landscaping Marketing
More Landscaping Jobs. Less Chasing.
Landscaping and lawn care demand is huge and seasonal. We help landscaping companies show up first in local search, so you book more design, install, and maintenance work without chasing leads.
Why landscaping is different
Recurring Maintenance Plus High-Ticket Installs
Landscaping demand is large and highly seasonal. "Lawn care service" runs around 135,000 searches a month nationally and "landscaping near me" around 110,000, and both surge in spring and summer. A generalist campaign that spends flat year-round wastes budget in the slow months and misses the peak when it matters.
The other thing that makes landscaping its own discipline is the split between recurring and one-time work. A weekly mow-and-maintenance client is a modest, price-aware decision, while a design, install, or hardscape project can be worth thousands and involves real comparison shopping. Running both as one campaign means your install ads chase price shoppers and your maintenance budget subsidizes tire-kickers.
We work only with home service businesses, so we build around both: capture the recurring maintenance demand through local SEO and the Map Pack, and win the high-ticket installs through structured paid search aimed at real project intent, not vanity clicks.
What we do
Every Channel That Drives Booked Jobs
Local SEO & the Map Pack
Most landscaping searches happen on a phone, and the Map Pack gets the call before anyone scrolls. We optimize your Google Business Profile, build local citations, and run a review strategy that gets you into the top three, so you win the free, recurring maintenance calls month after month.
Google Ads, structured for landscaping
Recurring maintenance and high-ticket installs are two different campaigns. 'Lawn care near me' is a fast, price-aware decision, while 'landscape design' and 'hardscaping' are researched, high-value projects. We separate them, layer in negative keywords to kill DIY and jobs-hiring searches, and scale budgets into your spring and summer peak.
Local Services Ads
LSAs sit above regular search results, carry the Google Guaranteed badge, and charge per lead instead of per click. We handle setup and verification, and just as important, we manage lead disputes and quality so you are not paying for out-of-area or wrong-service calls.
Websites & speed to lead
A fast, mobile-first page with real project photos and click-to-call up top will out-book a prettier, slower site every time. And because a landscaping lead goes cold fast in peak season, we build automated follow-up that responds to missed calls and web forms in minutes.
FAQ
Common Questions
How much should a landscaping company spend on marketing?
It depends on your market and whether you are chasing recurring maintenance, high-ticket installs, or both. Most landscaping companies start seeing real traction with a few thousand dollars a month across paid search and local SEO. The right number is market-specific, and we will give you a straight figure on the strategy call.
Can you help us stay booked in the off-season?
Yes. We scale paid budgets into your spring and summer peak, then lean on local SEO, maintenance-plan campaigns, and follow-up to keep the pipeline alive in the slower months. The goal is a steadier year, not just a busy summer.
Do you separate maintenance leads from design and install leads?
Yes. Recurring maintenance and high-ticket design or install work need different campaigns, bids, and landing pages. Running them together is one of the most common ways landscaping companies waste budget.
How long does SEO take for a landscaping company?
Map Pack and Google Business Profile improvements can show in weeks, while competitive service-page rankings take a few months of consistent work. Once it ranks, it keeps producing calls without a cost per click, which is exactly what you want for recurring maintenance demand.
Ready to Fill Your Landscaping Schedule?
Book a strategy call. We'll look at your market and your current setup, and show you exactly where the booked jobs are leaking out.
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