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Marketing for Landscapers

We build websites and do the search work for landscaping companies. This page is where we'd start if you asked us where your marketing money should go.

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How We Help Landscapers

We build websites and run SEO for landscaping companies. Start with whichever your business needs most, or ask and we'll tell you honestly.

Web Design for Landscapers

A landscaping website with big, fast galleries, a page for every service and BALI or APL details where clients look.

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SEO for Landscapers

Your Google profile, service and town pages, fresh photos and reviews looked after monthly, timed around the season.

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What Good Marketing Does for Landscapers

Done well, the marketing behind a landscaping business changes three things you'll notice on the job.

A Steadier Flow of Work

Enquiries arriving through the year, rather than a spring rush followed by a quiet winter.

Better Paid Jobs

More design and build work from customers who've already seen your reviews and photos of your gardens and aren't shopping on price.

Less Spent per Job

When your own website and Google profile bring the work in, you pay for fewer leads and keep more of each job.

How Landscapers Win Work

Landscaping firms tend to win work from a mix of the places below. Here's what each one does well and where we come in.

Your Google Business Profile

It’s often where people looking for a landscaper nearby see you first, on the map with your photos and reviews beside your name. A complete, active profile tends to win more of the enquiries from your area. It’s the centre of our SEO for landscapers.

Your website is where someone who’s seen one garden goes to see twenty more. Our web design for landscapers gives every service a page and your photos the room they need.

Garden photos do well on Instagram. Plenty of clients find a landscaper by saving pictures of their work. A page of finished gardens, added to as each job wraps up, is enough.

Everyone on the street walks past a finished front garden. The people who stop to look are often your next clients. Asking every client for a Google review when the job’s done lets that word of mouth travel further.

Checkatrade, MyBuilder and the member directories of BALI and APL reach people already looking for a landscaper. With enquiry tracking on your site, you’ll be able to see which listing pays its way.

Maintenance rounds for past design clients fill the quieter months. We can set up a CRM alongside your website to send the seasonal reminders.

Ads put you at the top of the results the day they go live and stop when the budget does. They suit the spring rush and switch off once the diary’s full.

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Our Recent Websites

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.

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What Our Clients Say

Landscaper Marketing FAQs

How should a landscaping business market itself?

Put your best gardens where people are already looking. That means a Google profile full of finished gardens and recent reviews plus a website with a page for each service you want more of. That’s where we come in, through web design and SEO for landscapers.

It depends on what you need. Our websites for landscapers cost between £1,500 and £15,000. SEO is a monthly retainer, scoped after we audit your site and profile. Get in touch and we’ll tell you where we’d start.

Autumn or winter, ideally. A new website or SEO work started then has time to settle before spring, when searches for landscapers pick up. Starting in spring still works, though you’ll catch less of that first peak.

It’s a good shop window, but it won’t bring you up when someone searches for a landscaper in their town. Your Google profile and website do that. They’re the two we look after.

No. We work with landscapers alongside other trades, home improvement firms and professional services. You can see the trades we cover on our sectors page.