Auto repair SEO for independent shops, one tagged job at a time
Auto repair SEO is the work we do all day: getting independent repair shops found by drivers who are hunting for a mechanic in the towns the shop serves. A landing page for every repair service, a Maps listing that matches your front counter, ads aimed at the jobs you want to book, and a website to hold it together.
Picture the key board behind your counter, one hook and one tagged key for each job in the building. We run your marketing from the same kind of board, so you can see what sits in the bay, what waits on you for a detail, and what is ready for your sign-off.
A plan lasts one calendar month and renews only while you want it, and no startup fee applies. The ad networks send their click charges to your own card, never to us.
Plans, hung on the key board
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- The Starter Tag
- $495/mo
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- Silver
- $1,495/mo
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- Gold
- $2,495/mo
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- Platinum
- $3,495/mo
One plan to a hook. Ad plans open at $895 a month, and ad spend is a separate line that the platform charges to your card.
Behind the front counter
Every job in the building has a key, and every key has a tag
A service writer can read the whole day off the board without opening a single folder. The tag on each key names the job, the owner of the car and whatever is still open.
Your marketing gets the same treatment from us. Each piece of work is a tag with four lines on it: what it is for, which repair service it serves, who signs it off, and when it comes back up for a look.
The board covers marketing and nothing else. What any page says about your technicians, your credentials, your rates or how long a job takes is yours to word and approve, and the advertising rules of each platform and state are yours to read.
What hangs on the board for a repair shop
- Landing pages
One page for every repair service
Brakes, suspension, air conditioning, transmission, tune-ups and the rest of your menu each get a page in your own words, so a search for that service has somewhere specific to land.
- Maps listing
A profile that reads like your counter
Your Google Business Profile carries the same name, address, hours and categories as your website and every listing, with no loose ends between them.
- Ads
Ads aimed at the work you want
Google, Bing and Meta campaigns organized around one repair service at a time, with negative keywords that keep out job seekers and parts shoppers.
- Shop website
A site with a page for each service and town
On the upper tiers we build, host and edit the shop website, so a new service or a new town becomes a new page without a trip to a developer.
Two families of work, each with its own entry tag
- Search and the map
Organic Growth
Drivers type the problem or the repair first and a shop name much later, if at all. Organic Growth meets those searches with pages written in your shop's own words, a Google Maps profile that matches your front counter, and a clear written profile that AI assistants can read and repeat. The upper two tiers add a shop website that we host and edit for you.
Tags open at$495 a month The smallest search plan opens at $495 a month, and its own tag sits above the tiers on the pricing page. Ask us what it covers.
- Ads and ringing phones
Paid Ads
Someone searching for a mechanic has a job in mind, and an ad has to name that job. We build and manage Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) around the repair services your shop wants to book, count the calls and forms that arrive, and leave the ad budget in your own account with each platform.
Tags open at$895 a month Looking after one ad platform costs $895 a month, and your ad budget with that platform is a separate line.
Five repair services, five different tags
| Repair service | Driver on the hunt | Tag we hang |
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| Brakes | A driver looking for a brakes mechanic in a nearby town | A brakes landing page, then an ad group that points at it |
| Air conditioning | Someone comparing shops that handle auto AC work | A service page plus a matching category on the Maps listing |
| Transmission | A search that names the service and a town | One page per town you serve, each written in its own words |
| Suspension and steering | A driver who wants both handled near home | A paired page built from the service list you give us |
| Diesel work | A fleet buyer or truck owner searching for a diesel mechanic | A page for the diesel menu with a line for fleet accounts |
Three beliefs worth taking off the hook
Said across the service counterOne strong page about the shop covers every repair service.
What the job board showsA driver searching for one service wants a page about that service. Each repair on your menu gets its own tag, its own page and its own place on the Maps listing.
Said across the service counterSearch pages and ads are rivals, so a shop should choose one.
What the job board showsThey do different jobs on the same board. Ads point paid clicks at a repair service; pages and the Maps listing keep working between ad bills. A shop can hang both, or begin with a single ad platform.
Said across the service counterHiring an agency means handing over the keys and going quiet.
What the job board showsThe ad accounts and the listing stay in your name, and a page waits for your sign-off before it goes up.
What the first weeks of auto repair SEO look like on the board
We start with a conversation about your menu: which repair service you want more calls for, which towns sit within your reach, and where your bays have room. Those inputs set the order of the tags. Then we read your Maps profile, your website and every other listing, and note where they disagree.
The first pieces to go up are the pages for the service you picked and the corrections to the listing. If ads are on the board, one platform goes first. Every new tag lands in front of you before it is public.
On price: the search family opens with a starter plan at $495 a month, and ad management for one platform is $895 a month. Platforms bill your own card for ad spend, so that line never appears on our invoice. See the full set on the pricing page, or read how each family is built on the search work page and the ad management page.
Questions from shop owners before the first tag goes up
Does a one-location shop need the same auto repair SEO plan as a small group?
Whose are the ad accounts and the Maps profile?
Is there paperwork to sign?
Who decides what a page says about my technicians or my rates?
Can I speak with the CEO before choosing anything?
Tell us which bay needs the phone ringing
Write a few lines about your shop and the repair service you would like more calls for. If talking is easier, choose a weekday half hour and our CEO rings you then.
Which repair services should we put first?
Tell us which jobs you want more of, the towns your customers drive in from, and any bay with open time on its calendar. Keep customer names, plate numbers and vehicle details out of your note.
Hang the first job on the board
Set a time to talk and we will pick the first jobs together: the repair service that gets a page first, the towns that come after it, and the plan that suits the shop.
The key turning beneath this note is a drawing and promises nothing.