About Auto Repair SEO, an agency for independent auto repair shops
Auto Repair SEO exists to put independent repair shops in front of drivers who are searching online. We write pages, manage listings, run ad campaigns and build shop websites. We never touch a car, and we do not talk about how one is repaired.
One trade, one board
Our work starts from the way a repair shop is organized. The owner sets the menu, the service writer fields calls at the counter, and technicians fill the bays. Marketing has to fit around all of that without adding to it.
So we keep the work visible. Every page, ad group and listing edit hangs as a tag on a board you can read, and each one carries the repair service it serves and the person who signs it off. Our job is the marketing; yours is everything about the shop itself.
How the work is held together
- Your accounts
The listings and ad accounts stay yours
The Google, Microsoft and Meta accounts belong to you and we are invited in to manage them, so the keys never sit in our drawer.
- Owner sign-off
A statement goes live when you say so
Anything a page or ad says about technicians, credentials, rates or job length is your wording to approve, and the rules of each platform are yours to read.
- Marketing only
No repair talk, ever
We write about being found, never about what a part does or how a car is repaired. That territory belongs to the shop.
- Private details
Customer details stay out
Names, plate numbers and vehicle details do not go into ads, forms, review replies or tracking.
Who the agency is built for
We write for single-location owners, small groups with a few bays in a few towns, and shops that serve fleet accounts. Some run general repair, others lean toward diesel work, European cars or a mobile service. Each gets a board that matches the menu they actually sell, not a template borrowed from another trade.
If you want to see how the pieces connect, the overview of auto repair marketing walks through search, maps, ads and reviews together. The review management page covers how we help a shop ask drivers for public reviews.
What you can hold us to on the board
- Every tag names the repair service it serves
- Each page and ad is shown to you before it is public
- Ad accounts and listings sit under your own login
- Ad spend is paid by you to the platform, never to us
- The monthly summary sets calls and forms beside the work we shipped
- To end a plan, message us ahead of your following invoice
Questions about working with us
Do you work with chains or only independents?
Will you talk about my technicians on the website?
Do you promise rankings?
How is the CEO involved?
Introduce your shop
A short note about where you work and which repair services you sell is a good place to begin. We will write back, or you can book a half hour with the CEO instead.
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.