Show up in the right places.
Make it easier for homeowners to find your business in local search, Google Maps, and relevant service-area searches.
We work with deck builders and outdoor living contractors—and only this industry. Your marketing should understand the projects you build, the homeowners you serve, and what makes a customer choose one contractor over another.
Deck building is a considered purchase. Homeowners look at project photos, read reviews, compare materials, check service areas, and decide which companies seem capable of delivering the space they have in mind.
That is why we bring search visibility, Google Maps, websites, paid campaigns, reputation, and lead measurement together. Each part should reinforce the same story: what you build, where you work, and why a homeowner should trust you with the project.
We keep our focus narrow so our work can be shaped around the realities of this industry—not a generic marketing checklist made for every business.
Your online presence needs to answer the questions buyers actually have—before they call, request an estimate, or compare your business with another builder.
Make it easier for homeowners to find your business in local search, Google Maps, and relevant service-area searches.
Present completed projects, services, reviews, materials, and service areas clearly so prospects can assess the fit.
Connect the website, calls, forms, and campaign measurement so you can understand where enquiries come from.
Search strategy, website development, and paid marketing work best when they are planned together around the same kind of customer.
Leads the agency’s specialist direction and search strategy, connecting local visibility and organic search with how homeowners discover deck-building businesses.
Builds clear, useful website experiences that present a contractor’s work well and make it easier for interested homeowners to take the next step.
Focuses on paid campaign planning and execution, connecting advertising activity with relevant services, local markets, and clear measurement.
No confusing reports or activity for activity’s sake. We focus on the practical improvements that help the right homeowner understand your business and move toward a conversation.
See how we work ↓Recommendations are shaped around deck builders and outdoor living contractors.
Priorities, deliverables, and performance should be easy to understand.
We distinguish what has been measured from what still needs to be tested.
Search, website experience, reputation, campaigns, and tracking should support one another.
The work starts with your business, not a preset package. We identify the biggest opportunities, agree on priorities, and measure progress as the work moves forward.
Learn your services, target projects, ideal customers, service areas, and current lead journey.
Review your website, search presence, local competitors, and points where prospects may drop off.
Focus effort on agreed improvements across the channels that matter most to your goals.
Review available evidence, learn what is working, and adjust the next round of work.
SelectDecks is a deck-building business serving multiple markets. Its local search strategy considers the location page, service pages, Google Business Profile, project content, reviews, and local authority as connected parts of the customer journey.
The comparison is mixed: average position improved from 11.1 to 10.6, while clicks and impressions declined in the more recent six-month period. We show that honestly because useful reporting should identify what improved, what needs attention, and where the next opportunity sits.
Source: Search Console comparison screenshot supplied for this project. The chart is a visual illustration, not raw daily data. These figures are a reporting snapshot, not a claim that all work listed in the broader strategy has already been completed.
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