An online marketing agency serving detailing shops, vans and studios
Detailing businesses are run by people who would rather be holding the buffer than writing a web page. This agency lifts the web page, the Google Business Profile and the ad account off that list and leaves the vehicles with the person who knows them.
What we are, and where we stop, for a detail shop owner
We write and run online marketing, including SEO for detailing shops: search pages, Google Business Profile upkeep, paid ads on Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), review requests and monthly reporting. We are not a detailing business. Nobody here works on a vehicle, trains a detailer, sells supplies or drives a van.
That line matters because it keeps our promises small. We say nothing about how a vehicle looks or how long a visit holds up, because we are not the ones doing the visit. We describe the marketing and nothing past it. The search work and the paid ads management are each laid out on a separate page.
Working beside a detailing owner, week to week
An opening call built on the appointment sheet
We begin by asking which packages you want booked next, which towns the bay or the van reaches and which jobs you turn away.
Drafts that wait for the detail shop owner
Pages, articles and replies to reviews reach you as drafts, and the publish button waits for your agreement.
Accounts that stay in the van owner's name
Ad accounts and listings are opened under your business. If we stop working together, you still hold every login.
A month-end sheet in plain figures
Each month's calls and form requests are weighed against spend and published work, so a slow Tuesday and a busy Saturday both appear.
Where a detailing owner stays in charge
Search engine optimization for car detailers works only when it describes the business truthfully, so the facts come from you. You tell us the package names, the vehicle sizes you take, the hours and the areas you serve, and we write from that. If a sentence on a page is not true to how you work, you strike it.
Ad networks and review sites publish terms of their own, and the party who agrees to them is the business owner. We read them while building, but you remain the account holder. The services page describes the two kinds of work, the pricing sheet shows what each costs, and the contact form is how a conversation starts.
The agency's yes and no list for a detailing business
- We will write package, add-on and area pages from facts you supply.
- We will keep your Google Business Profile in line with your website.
- We will build ad campaigns around your packages, with a blocklist of searches maintained.
- We will send a monthly account of inbound calls and forms.
- We will not write about how a vehicle comes out after a visit.
- We will not pledge a search position, an appointment or a mention by an assistant.
- We will not post a review that a customer did not write.
- We will not detail vehicles, sell supplies or run a route for you.
A point not on this list is one to raise on the call.
Introduce your detail bay
A few sentences about the shop or the van, and which weeks you want help filling, are enough.
Which packages should fill the calendar first?
Name the detail packages that matter most, the towns you serve and any local sites that already link to you. Keep customer names and plate numbers out of whatever you send.
One short call puts your detailing calendar in motion
Our CEO spends one call learning which packages deserve the first bookings, which neighbourhoods you serve, and whether search pages or ads should start earlier.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.