Marketing for landscapers and gardeners
Gardens that sell themselves on camera.
Landscaping is sold on pictures of finished gardens. Social content and project photography do the persuading; local search and a quick quote process turn the interest into site visits during the spring rush.
What your customers search
- landscapers near me
- garden design [town]
- patio installers [area]
- artificial grass [city]
- garden maintenance [town]
These are the kinds of phrases people type before they choose one of the landscapers and gardeners. The pages, profiles and campaigns below are built to answer them, in the places you serve.
Services involved
What works
What works for landscapers and gardeners, in priority order.
- 01
Project photography and reels
Before-and-after and finished gardens, shot in good light.
- 02
Service and area pages
Design, patios, decking, maintenance, per area.
- 03
Quote request
Photos, size and budget captured, with follow-up.
- 04
Spring campaigns
Paid social and search from February, when planning starts.
Proof
No published landscapers and gardeners case study yet.
The approach above is the one evidenced across our property and construction work and the other published cases. We will show the closest examples in a conversation rather than imply work we have not done.
Questions
About marketing for landscapers and gardeners.
Also in property and construction
When should we start campaigns?
February. Homeowners plan in late winter and book in spring.
Does Instagram bring real enquiries?
For garden design, yes; saved posts often turn into quote requests months later.
Can you cover maintenance contracts?
Yes, with pages and campaigns for domestic and commercial maintenance.
Start here
Talk to us about marketing for landscapers and gardeners.
Send the basics and a person will come back within one working day with how we would approach it, what it would cost and who would do the work.
Monday to Saturday, 09:30 to 18:00. Tower 42, 25 Old Broad Street, London EC2N 1HN, by appointment.