SEO for Landscapers
We look after the Google Business Profile, the service and area pages, the reviews and the monthly reporting for landscapers across the UK that want more enquiries from local searches.
Our landscaping SEO service gets your business in front of the people searching nearby, on the map and in the results underneath it. We look after your Google Business Profile, build the service and area pages you're missing and keep the reviews coming. Every month you can see what we did and what moved.
Get More Enquiries From Local Searches
When someone nearby searches for a landscaper they're often ready for quotes. Our SEO puts your business in front of them, on the map and in the results, before they ring anyone else.
Top of the Map Near You
We work on your Google Business Profile and your reviews so you show in the three map results when people nearby search for a landscaper, patio installers or a garden designer.
A Page for Every Job
Patios, fencing, turfing and garden design each get a page for the towns you want. That gives Google something to rank for every job you do.
Every Enquiry Tracked
We count each call and form by the page and the search behind it. You'll see which jobs the SEO is winning you and where to push next.
Trade & Service Businesses We Help
Here's some of our recent work across our trade and home improvement business clients. Every site is built to rank locally and turn visitors into enquiries.
How We Do SEO for Landscapers
Six things decide whether a landscaper shows up for the jobs they want. Five of them never finish because competitors move, Google changes what it rewards and reviews dry up the month you stop asking.
- Your Google Business Profile rebuilt, with the right categories, every service and your own garden photos
- A page for every service and every town with real search demand
- A review habit after every garden, with the wording and the card to make it easy
- Your business details identical across the directories Google checks and your BALI, APL or Marshalls Register listing
- Website changes each month wherever the data shows lost enquiries
- A written report every month on what we did, what moved and what's on your side
Google Business Profile
We rebuild your profile over winter because spring searches put the map first. That means Landscaper as the primary category, every service with its own description, a service area that matches the towns you cover and your own garden photos instead of stock. Changes go in one at a time with the map read either side to show what each one did.
Service & Area Pages
Google needs a page to rank for each job in each town. A patio page for the town you want more patio work in will do more than a home page that mentions everything once. We plan the pages the data supports and have them live before spring.
Reviews That Keep Coming
You get the wording and the card to ask every client when they first see the finished garden. Then we reply to each review in your voice. A review that mentions the patio and the town tells the next client far more than a star rating.
Citations & Listings
We make your name, address, phone number and hours identical across the directories and maps Google checks, plus the BALI, APL or Marshalls Register listing if you belong to one.
Website Changes From the Data
Once tracking is live we can see which pages bring in calls and forms and which don’t. Each month we fix the page that’s losing you enquiries, or build the one that’s missing.
Reporting & AI Answers
Every month you get a written report with the map of your town read on the same day, your enquiries by page and source, what we did and a column for what’s on your side. We also keep a standing watch on how AI answers describe your business.
Our SEO Process
SEO takes sound strategy and steady work every month. We follow a clear process so you always know what we're doing and why.
1. Research & Local Audit
We audit your Google Business Profile, your website and your listings, and study the businesses holding the map and the top results in your area, so we know exactly what it’ll take to outrank them. For a landscaper that means who holds the map for patio, fencing and garden design searches in each town.
2. Strategy & Priorities
Using the research, we write a prioritised plan: the profile fixes, the pages your site is missing and the technical work, in the order that makes the biggest difference first. Usually that starts with the pages that matter most for spring, built over winter.
3. Profile & Site Foundations
We rebuild your Google Business Profile, correct your details across the directories, add LocalBusiness schema and fix anything on the site that’s holding it back. Your profile gets the Landscaper category and your best finished gardens.
4. Ongoing Growth & Reporting
Each month we build the next pages in the plan, keep the reviews coming and track your map positions and enquiries, and your report shows what we did, what moved and what’s next. Once there’s a year of readings, your report compares each month with the same month last year.
Who You'll Work With
KK Digital is a family-run agency that Katie founded in 2017, with Will leading the web development and SEO. The people you speak to are the people doing the work, and you'll have the same point of contact before, during and after launch.
What It Costs
A minimal SEO retainer starts at a few hundred pounds a month and a comprehensive one runs into the thousands. We always start with a website audit, so the scope comes from what your site and profile actually need.
Who Owns the Work
Your Google Business Profile, your website and your data always stay in your name, and anything we build for you is yours.
What Our Clients Say
Landscaper SEO FAQs
How long does SEO take for a landscaper?
The first profile changes often show on the map within 4 to 8 weeks. Pages, reviews and listings take longer to add up, with the bigger gains over 3 to 6 months. Starting in autumn or winter gives the work time to settle before spring. Nobody can promise a position by a date, but your report shows the trend.
How much does SEO for landscapers cost?
A minimal SEO retainer starts at a few hundred pounds a month and a comprehensive one runs into the thousands. We always start with a website audit so the scope is set from what your site and profile actually need. You’ll have a fixed monthly figure before any work starts. Get in touch and we’ll tell you where we’d start.
Is SEO or Google Ads better for a landscaper?
Ads work this week and stop when you stop paying. SEO builds over months and keeps working after it’s paid for. Some landscapers add ads for the spring rush until the organic work catches up.
Do I need a new website for SEO to work?
Not always, but it helps. We do our best SEO work on websites we build and host because we can change anything the data says needs changing. Your current site is fine to work with if it’s sound and we can have full access to it. If it’s holding you back we’ll say so and quote a rebuild separately. Web design for landscapers covers what a rebuild involves.
Why isn't my business showing in Google Maps?
The usual reasons are a primary category that doesn’t match the job people search for, a service area that doesn’t match the towns you cover, details that disagree with your other listings or a profile that’s barely been filled in. Our guide to optimising a Google Business Profile walks through each one.
Can SEO bring maintenance contracts?
Yes, if you want them. Maintenance searches and design and build searches are different and get different pages. We weight the plan towards whichever pays you better.
How do you measure results?
We count every call and form by the page it came from and the source that brought it. Your town’s map is read on the same day every month to compare like with like. It all goes in a written report with what we did and what’s next.
Web Design for Landscapers
The website your search work points at, with your finished gardens and a page for each service.
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How websites, Google, reviews and directories compare for a landscaping business and where we come in.
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