Our SEO for landscapers puts your best gardens in front of homeowners while they’re still planning theirs, weeks before they pick up the phone.
For landscapers, landscape gardeners and gardeners. Fill your diary with the jobs you love, in the villages you want to work in.
Landscaping sells on photos. A garden you transformed last summer should be winning you work this summer, not sitting forgotten in your camera roll. The all-in-one plan gives you a hand-built website with proper project galleries, a Google Business Profile that looks the part and local SEO that keeps you climbing. A single monthly fee, no setup costs and no contract.
Local SEO for your existing site, from £300 a month
If your website is in good shape, we’ll work on everything around it: your Google profile, reviews, location pages and local links.
Most landscapers can turn their hand to a bit of everything. The trick is ranking for the work that’s worth the most to you, then showing people a finished result they can picture in their own garden.
Porcelain, sandstone and slate patios are among the most searched garden jobs. Homeowners want to see the finish up close, so each project gets photos, the materials used and a rough idea of cost.
Busy families and older homeowners want a lawn they never have to cut. It’s a quick, repeatable job, and searches pick up sharply the moment the weather warms up.
Panels come down every winter and people want them back up fast. Fencing pages bring in steady work all year, with a rush after every big storm.
Full redesigns with planting, lighting and new levels. These customers spend weeks gathering ideas, so detailed project pages let them fall for your work before they ring.
New driveways are big tickets with plenty of questions about cost and planning. Answer those on your site and you become the obvious person to call.
New turf, planting schemes and lawn renovations. Smaller jobs that fill the gaps in your diary, and often turn into a bigger project the following year.
A one-off patio is a good week. Thirty regular maintenance customers is a business.
Garden maintenance searches come from people who want someone reliable every week or fortnight, often for years. Many are older homeowners, landlords or busy families, and they search by town and by job: lawn mowing, hedge cutting, a garden tidy up.
We give your maintenance work its own pages, separate from the landscaping, so Google can rank you for both. Then we target the villages that fit your round, so new customers fill the gaps between the ones you already have.
Lawn mowing, hedge cutting and seasonal tidy ups across Lincoln and the nearby villages. Regular slots available this spring.
Garden searches start climbing in February, when people look out at a soggy lawn and start planning. By April the best landscapers are booked for months. Rankings take time to build, so the work you do in autumn and winter decides how busy your spring is.
The rough shape of a typical year: quiet over winter, climbing fast from February and busiest from March to June. Fencing breaks the pattern with spikes after winter storms.
We build project pages from last year’s jobs, sort your profile and line up reviews, so you’re ranking before the rush begins.
When searches peak you’re already in the map pack, with fresh photos and posts showing you’re taking bookings.
We push garden clearances, hedge cutting and winter maintenance so money keeps coming in while the big projects slow down.
Plenty of landscapers have a gorgeous Instagram feed and a quiet phone. Social media is brilliant for showing what you can do, but most of the people seeing your posts aren’t looking for a landscaper today.
Keep posting if you enjoy it. We can pull your best projects onto your website too, so every great garden works twice.
It happens all the time. A homeowner books someone with a slicker website and more reviews, then ends up with a patio that sits in puddles. Here’s why the better landscaper never got the call.
People buy landscaping with their eyes. If your best gardens aren’t online, the customer has nothing to fall for.
Google shows the landscapers it trusts near the person searching. Without town pages and a strong profile, you vanish a few miles from your yard.
Comparing two landscapers, people trust the one with reviews from last month over the one with reviews from three summers ago.
How much does a porcelain patio cost? Does a new driveway need planning? The website that answers wins the trust, and the job.
Working with Darren has been an absolute pleasure. Professional, creative, and his technical expertise exceeded all expectations. He's changed our website completely and we've had so much feedback and leads since.
By far the best referral I've ever had. Completely hassle free, transformed our website, traffic, rating and emails. Nothing is ever too much, and everything moved so smoothly.
Used Design Lincs for our web design and SEO and couldn't be happier. Done quickly but at an amazing standard. Great service, would absolutely recommend.
From the first call they actually listened to what we wanted, and the finished site looks miles better than before. Quick to respond, fair on price, and sorted a couple of tweaks after launch without any fuss.
They didn't just make it look nicer; they thought about how customers use the site and rebuilt it around that. Brilliant communication throughout, a massive step up.
They built us a new website and took over our digital marketing, and the difference has been night and day. Our calls are up and the whole experience was easy. Highly recommended.
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Landscaping SEO | step by step
Which jobs make you the most money, which you enjoy and where you want to be working. We plan around all three.
We check who appears for patios, fencing and garden maintenance in your towns and villages, and what it would take to beat them.
We turn your photos into project pages, set up your profile and start your review routine while you’re out on site.
A monthly report on calls and quote requests, plus a heads up on what to push before each season starts.
£180 a month gets you the lot: website, hosting, a branded email address and local SEO, with nothing to pay upfront and no contract. If your website’s already doing a good job, we can do the local SEO on its own from £300 a month, priced on how many areas you want to cover.
Autumn or winter. Rankings take a few months to build, so starting while things are quiet means you’re showing up properly by the time searches take off in spring. Start in April and you’ll spend the busiest months playing catch-up.
Give each one a dedicated page full of your own photos, the materials you use and a realistic idea of cost, then back it up with reviews that mention the work. Big jobs like these get researched for weeks, so the landscaper with the most helpful page often gets the first call.
Yes, and it’s some of the best value work there is. We create pages for lawn care, hedge cutting and seasonal tidy ups, target the villages that fit around your existing round and make it clear how regular visits work, so people know exactly what they’re signing up for.
Not really. Google strips most location data from uploaded photos, so adding GPS tags makes little difference. What does help is uploading plenty of real photos of your own work, naming the town in your captions and posts, and keeping your profile active.
Yes. People search questions like whether a new driveway needs planning permission, and in England paving more than five square metres of a front garden with a surface that doesn’t drain usually does. Short, accurate guides like that bring in visitors early and make you the trusted name when they’re ready to book.
Yes. Someone after a weekly gardener and someone planning a new patio are searching for different things and want different information. Splitting them lets you rank for both without one watering down the other.
In the map pack, usually a few miles, because Google gives a lot of weight to distance. Beyond that, town and village pages on your website let you rank in the normal results across a much wider area, which is where most landscapers pick up their bigger projects.
Instagram mostly reaches people who already follow you. Google reaches people you’ve never met who need a landscaper right now. Most of our landscaping clients use both, with their website as the place both sets of customers end up.
Yes. Garden design customers search differently, with phrases like garden designer near me, and they want to see your process as well as finished gardens. We’d build your site and profile around consultations and plans first, then the build work if you do it.
Tell us what you do and where, or give us a call once you’re off site. We’ll show you where you appear on Google today and what it would take to win more of the garden jobs you actually want.
Call us today, and we'll help you figure out the best solution for your business.
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