Landscaping websites that let the photos do the selling.
Landscaping is visual and seasonal. Homeowners scroll photos for weeks before they call. We build fast galleries, design-process pages and spring campaigns that turn browsing into booked consults.
What your customers type into Google
These are the kinds of searches we build landscaper websites and campaigns around. Each one needs a page that answers it properly.
- “landscaper near me”
- “landscape design [suburb]”
- “retaining wall cost”
- “garden makeover melbourne”
What makes marketing harder for landscapers
Heavy photos slow sites down
Large galleries kill load times. Properly sized, lazy-loaded images keep pages fast.
Spring rush, winter quiet
Content and ads planned ahead fill the calendar before the season starts.
Design versus maintenance
Separate the high-value design-and-construct work from mowing and maintenance enquiries.
Our plan for landscapers
Built on a fast, mobile-first website with tracking on every call and form, so you can see what each channel brings in.
- Project galleries tagged by suburb, style and budget
- Pages for retaining walls, paving, decking, turf and planting
- Seasonal Google Ads ahead of spring and summer
- Design-consult booking form with budget and timing
Guides for landscapers
Free resources to help you get more from your website and search.
Local SEO for small business: a beginner’s guide
What local SEO is, why it matters for small businesses, and where to start if you’ve never done it.
How to improve website speed: a practical guide for business owners
Why slow websites cost you enquiries, how to test your speed and the fixes that make the biggest difference.
What is a good website conversion rate for a service business?
Typical website conversion rates for service businesses, how to measure yours properly and the changes that lift enquiries fastest.
Landscapers: common questions
How do landscapers attract bigger projects?
Showcase complete makeovers with budgets and timeframes, rank for design-and-construct terms, and qualify enquiries by budget.
Is Instagram enough for a landscaper?
Instagram builds interest, but people search Google when they are ready to hire. You need both, and the website is where you own the enquiry.
When should landscapers start spring marketing?
Late winter. Search interest climbs before the weather warms, so content and ads should be live by then.
Find out what’s costing you enquiries.
Book a free growth audit. We’ll review your website, Google rankings, map listing, ads and AI visibility, then walk you through the three changes that would make the biggest difference.