Contact the agency that markets detailing businesses
Between one vehicle leaving the bay and the next arriving, there is usually a few minutes to type a note. Use them here, and tell us about the shop, the garage or the van, and which part of the calendar you want the marketing to carry.
A brief, a budget figure and a finished package list are all optional. A paragraph on how the business runs today makes a good opening, whether that means two bays and a waiting list, a van with a route that changes by the week, or a garage studio that takes a handful of vehicles by invitation.
The plans and prices are public on the pricing page, and the services page describes both lines of work, from paint correction SEO to ad management, so a first call can skip the basics and go straight to your calendar.
Anyone who wants to see how each line works first can read about search work for detailers or paid ads management, and the about page says who we are.
What to put in your note to the detailing marketing team
Name the packages you want booked next, the towns along your route or near the bay, plus whether a website and a Google Business Profile are already in place. If a time of day suits a call, say so, and the form lets you pick one.
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.
Questions about writing to a detailing marketing agency
What happens after a detailing owner sends the form?
You hear back by email or phone, whichever you mention, and it suggests a time for a short call. After that call we write up what we would do, which plan line it falls under and what that line costs, so you have something to read against your own numbers.
What should an auto detailer bring to a first call?
Bring the package list, plus a note on where you work and the site address, if there is a site. Knowing which weeks feel quiet helps too, along with any town you want to reach but do not yet serve.
Who answers when a detail shop writes in?
Our CEO places the call at the slot you chose, and the note you wrote is the starting point. If you skipped the picker, a reply to your note will suggest a time instead.
Will you detail my vehicle if I contact you?
No, we do marketing only. The form exists for talking about pages, listings and ads at a detailing business, and it does not book visits.
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.