Additions, remodels, and commercial work get searched. SEO or Google Ads from $650 a month. A site that proves you can run a job, not a stock-photo homepage.
A lot of contractors have a site from a cousin and a Facebook page full of job-site selfies. None of it matches "home addition" or "commercial buildout" in their city. Bids still come from people they already know.
The next-size-up jobs never show up. You are stuck in the same referral loop. A cleaner competitor with a worse crew looks more legit on Google and wins the walkthrough. You keep saying you are too busy to market. Then January hits.
I structure the site around the jobs you actually want: remodels, additions, commercial, new builds. $650 a month for SEO or Ads. Both for $1,300. Six months includes a redesign with project proof and a bid request path. Trades and GCs are the core of this shop.
Buyers type searches like "general contractor" and "home addition". That is where the work starts. Not a national template with construction pasted in.
SEO or Google Ads from $650 a month. Both for $1,300. Free website redesign with 6 months.
Work examples tied to the searches that start a bid. Not a 40-image dump with no captions.
Residential vs commercial. Remodel vs new. Each one is a different buyer.
City and county pages for where you actually build, not a fake statewide map.
Tight match types. No "construction jobs hiring" waste. Landing pages that ask for the project details.
License, insurance, and Google reviews placed where a nervous owner looks before they call.
The site has to survive a phone-in-hand visit from a job site. Fast. Clear. Obvious next step.
Electricians, roofers, flooring, construction, and a lot of other trades can run Local Service Ads. $650 a month add-on. Lead costs go to Google. I handle the listing, reviews, and the inbox.
A short call or the form on this page. I look at how homeowners, property owners, and GCs actually search for you.
$650 a month each. $1,300 for both. A 6-month contract includes a website redesign built around search.
I write the strategy, ship the work, and keep optimizing. No account manager shuffle.
Same person Construction businesses would work with. Direct access. No junior handoff.
“We are very satisfied. Gary is always available and extremely transparent with what he does. We had a unique situation where we had to have a third party integrated with our site. Gary went above and beyond.”
“My experience has been unmatched with Up The Brand. I needed a landing page designed for my business, somewhere my customers could find my business and our services. After speaking with Gary I had a better understanding of what my site would look like and how it could increase sales.”
“I can’t say enough good things about Up the Brand! They’ve been a huge help with both my search engine optimization and Google Ads. Since working with them, I’ve seen noticeable improvements in my online visibility and overall performance. They really know their stuff and take the time to explain what they’re doing and why it works. If you’re looking for a team that’s knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely invested in your success, I highly recommend Up the Brand. Great experience all around! Gary really cares about his customers !”
Same offer in every town. Open a location page if you also care about city-level search.
Pricing, proof, and whether this is the right fit.
Yes. SEO or Google Ads is $650 a month. Both are $1,300. Same price as every other service business I work with. The website redesign is included with 6 months.
Both can work. The pages and keywords change. A GC bids whole jobs. A trade contractor wants service calls and GC relationships. We pick the searches that match how you get paid.
Some construction categories qualify. If yours does, LSA is a $650/mo add-on. If not, we stay on SEO and regular Google Ads.
SEO or Google Ads for $650 a month. Both for $1,300. A 6-month contract includes a website redesign. You work with me directly.
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