Landscaping search volume peaks in April, not March, and homeowners planning spring projects start searching weeks before they call. If your campaigns are not fully active at that moment, competitors take those jobs and your crew schedule pays the price all season.
CGColors builds landscaping PPC campaigns around your actual peak window, service radius, and job mix. We separate residential from commercial, run service-specific campaigns for lawn care, hardscape, irrigation, and snow removal, and shift budgets during slow months rather than pausing and losing your algorithm data. As a Google Partner and Meta Business Partner, we manage campaigns across Google Ads, Local Service Ads, Meta, and Bing to keep your schedule full through every season.
Landscaping demand is intensely seasonal. Most of your annual revenue comes from a narrow spring and summer window. Competitors who start campaigns early capture those searches before your ads appear.
Our landscaping PPC campaigns are designed to generate consistent local leads by targeting high-intent homeowners, promoting specific services, and optimizing campaigns based on seasonality and performance data.
Google gives every landscaping business in the country a free marketing tool that, when used correctly, drives more calls than most paid advertising campaigns.Most landscaping businesses have never properly set it up.Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business) is the listing that appears when a homeowner searches for a landscaper … Read More “Google Business Profile for Landscapers: The Free Tool Most Are Setting Up Wrong”
There is one search phrase that drives more ready-to-hire homeowners to landscaping businesses than almost anything else.It is not “best landscaping tips.” It is not “how to fix a patchy lawn.” It is not your company name.It is “landscaper in [your city]” and every variation of it.That phrase, typed by … Read More “Why “Landscaper in [City]” Is the One Phrase Your Website Must Rank For”
Here is something most landscaping business owners never think about.Every time a homeowner visits your website and does not find the answer they were looking for, they leave. They go back to Google. They click the next result. And that competitor’s website answers their question clearly and confidently.That is when … Read More “The 6 Questions Homeowners Ask Before Hiring a Landscaper (And How Answering Them Wins You More Jobs)”
