Auto repair SEO services and paid ads, laid out for independent shops

Two kinds of work hang on our board. Search work earns your shop a spot in organic and Maps listings, and ad work puts paid clicks behind the repair services you want more calls for. A shop can take one or hang both.

Each family is described below with its entry tag, and the pages that follow show how the work is built, week to week, and where you step in.

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The two bundles and what each one opens at

The search family opens at a starter plan and climbs through three tiers. The ad family is priced by how many platforms we look after. Ad spend always goes straight to the platform.

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.

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What this plan puts on the board

A landing page for each repair service and each town you want to win, in the shop's own words
A Google Business Profile whose name, address and hours agree with every other place the shop is listed
A report at month end that sets calls and form requests beside the pages we published

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.

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What this plan puts on the board

Ad groups built around one repair service at a time, each with its own words and its own landing page
Call and form tracking set up before an ad goes live, so every lead can be traced to its source
A monthly summary that puts what you spent beside the calls and forms that came in

Between the two

Choosing where the first key goes

Search work is the longer build. It produces landing pages for each repair service, pages for the towns around you, a tidy Maps profile and the written facts about your shop that AI assistants read. It suits an owner who wants the shop to be findable without paying for every click. Read more on the search work page.

Ad work puts the shop in front of drivers who are searching right now, aimed at one repair service at a time. It starts with a single platform, and a second or third joins once the first can be read clearly. The details sit on the ad management page.

The two can be paired: pages give the ads somewhere sensible to send people, and the ads show which services are drawing calls. Prices start at $495 a month for the starter search plan and $895 a month for one ad platform, and you can compare every tier on the pricing page. When your shop has several locations, the Platinum tier has room for them.

What each family puts on the counter

On the search side you receive landing pages written for each repair service and each town, a Google Business Profile that agrees with your website, a fact sheet that AI assistants can read, and Strategic Content Assets that answer what drivers and fleet buyers ask. Gold and Platinum add a shop website that we build, host and keep changing for you. The Maps and service-area page and the website design page go deeper on those parts.

On the ad side you receive campaigns across Google, Bing and Meta that are organized around the repair services you pick, a landing page for each ad group, a list of searches the ads stay away from, and counters for calls and form requests. Accounts are opened in your name and every line of wording is approved by you before it runs.

Both families end the month with a summary that puts what came in beside what we did. Neither one needs a contract, and each renews one calendar month at a time.

Owners with a long menu sometimes ask whether everything must be tagged at once. It does not. The board fills in the order you set: one repair service, then the next, with each new piece added only when you have signed off on the last. Our overview of auto repair marketing shows how the parts fit together.

Questions about choosing a service

Can I start with ads alone and add search work later?

Yes. Ad work and search work are separate plans, and either one can come first. The ads send people to landing pages, so some page work comes along sooner or later.

What if my shop already has a website?

Keep it. Silver works around the site you have, and the Gold and Platinum cards carry a switch that takes the shop website off the price for owners who already have one.

Do you handle fleet accounts?

Pages and ads can speak to fleet managers as a customer type, with wording you approve. How the service writer follows up with those accounts stays your own process.

Not sure where to hang the first key?

Leave your name and email with a line about the shop, and we will suggest where to begin. A ring-back slot is there on the form if you prefer to talk it over.

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.

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The key turning beneath this note is a drawing and promises nothing.