Contact a marketing agency for demolition contractors
Most of a demolition company's marketing problems sit in three places: the website, the Google listing and the phone on the front-office desk. If you want a second pair of eyes on all three, this is where to begin. Write a few lines about your company, or set a time for a call with our CEO, and bring the site address and the listing with you. Nobody needs to prepare a brief first.
Whatever you send is read by people who work in marketing, and a short message is fine. Search engine optimization, ads, reviews and the website are all fair topics, and so is the plain question of where to start.
Three kinds of demolition office that write to us
The first has a website that was built once and never touched. Its pages say little about the house demolition or interior demolition work it lists, and the Google listing carries a different phone number from the site. That office usually starts with a conversation about page structure and the listing.
The second runs from more than one yard. Each address needs its own place on Google Maps and its own town pages, and the contact details have to match on every one. That office usually wants to talk about local SEO and service areas.
The third wants ads running next to its organic search work. That office tends to ask about paid ads, and about who pays the platforms and who owns the account. Both questions have plain answers on the services page.
Write to us about your demolition company's marketing
Say what the company does in a sentence or two, which towns it serves, where the website and the Google listing stand today and which of the two service lines you are curious about. Leave customer names and job street addresses out of the form. If you would rather talk, tick the box to set a weekday call slot with our CEO. Leave it unticked and a written reply is what comes back. Either route is fine, and a short note is enough to begin.
Tell us what the company sells and where it works
Name the demolition services you list, the areas you cover and any sites that already link to your company. Please leave customer names and job street addresses out of whatever you send.
Questions before a demolition company writes in
What should a demolition company put in its first message?
The company name, the towns it serves, the website address and what you want help with, whether that is search, ads or both. Keep customer details out.
Can a demolition contractor ask about SEO and paid ads in one message?
Yes. The two run as separate plans, but one message can ask about both, and we will say which makes sense to start with for your company.
Does writing to the agency commit a demolition company to anything?
No. Our plans run month to month with no contract and no startup fee, and ad spend is paid to the ad platforms, never to us.
Does the agency do the demolition work as well?
No. We are a marketing company. We work on your pages, your Maps listing, your reviews and your ads, and nothing on the demolition side.
Get your demolition company in front of the people who are searching
It starts with a call to our CEO. Bring your website and your Google listing, and we go through both together and say where the first month of work would go.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.