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Landscaping Marketing That Books Jobs. Nothing Else.

Jobs, jobs, jobs. That is all we are here to give you. Not traffic, not clicks, not a report you cannot read. SEO, Google Ads, and a website that converts, all pointed at one thing: your schedule full before the season starts.

  • SEO, ads, and web under one roof
  • Built only for landscapers
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Free audit — 2 business days

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We will show you the three biggest holes in your marketing, what the crew outranking you is doing, and where your budget is leaking. No call required.

Written audit, 2 business days. Yours to keep either way.

One of these is probably you:

  • You pay a marketing company every month and cannot name one thing it produced.

  • You have three vendors, an SEO guy, an ads guy, a web guy, and each blames the other two when the phone goes quiet.

  • Angi keeps selling your lead to four other crews, and you pay whether you close it or not.

  • You are great at the work but new to running the business, and marketing is a language nobody ever taught you.

Whether you have been burned before or you are just starting and do not want to be, you do not want another sales call. So here are the numbers instead.

Proof

Two landscapers. Two channels. Same team.

Landscaping companies, names withheld at the clients' request.

28 77

organic quote requests a month for a San Antonio crew, in 6 months. Position 11 to the top 3 of the map.

$84 $43

cost per lead for another landscaper, in 6 months. Same ad budget, moved off shared Angi leads.

$14,800

one patio our San Antonio client closed from organic. Plus an $18,600 retaining wall.

0

clients on a 12 month contract. Ever.

These are two different landscapers. We grew one with SEO and the other with ads, and the same team ran both. That is the whole argument for hiring one shop that only does landscapers, instead of three vendors who each own a slice and nobody owns the jobs.

The gap

Why most landscaping marketing produces invoices, not jobs.

The problem is almost never one bad tactic. It is that nobody owns the whole thing. Here is how it usually breaks:

A full service agency that does everyone.

Dentists, plumbers, HVAC, and you. They do not know a design build job from a mow, they pitch you branding and social media you do not need, and their case studies are from industries that have nothing to do with yours.

Three vendors who do not talk.

An SEO guy, an ads guy, and whoever built the site. When leads do not come, each one points at the other two. Nobody is accountable for the number that matters, which is jobs booked.

A website that was built once and abandoned.

No service area pages, no service pages, a homepage that says "welcome to our website." The ads and SEO both send traffic to it, and it converts none of them.

Reporting that measures the wrong thing.

Impressions, clicks, traffic, rankings. Everything except the phone ringing and the quote requests coming in. You cannot tell if any of it is working, because nobody is counting the thing you actually sell.

We run all of it, in one place, and report on jobs. Not impressions.

The system

Landscaping digital marketing services that book jobs. Here is the whole machine.

This is landscaping digital marketing built as one machine, not a menu. Each piece feeds the others, and you have one team accountable for the result.

Search that ranks you (SEO).

Service area pages for every town you drive to, service pages built margin first so you rank for the patio and not just the mow, and a Google Business Profile rebuilt to win the map pack. See how landscaping SEO works →

Ads that book jobs this week (PPC + LSA).

Google Ads geo fenced to your real service area, Local Services Ads with the Google Guaranteed badge, call tracking on every number. The bridge that fills the schedule while SEO compounds. See how landscaping PPC works →

A website that actually converts.

The pages the ads and the SEO point to. Built for the service and the town, fast, mobile, and designed to turn a search into a quote request instead of a bounce.

AI search visibility.

When a homeowner asks ChatGPT or Google AI who to hire, it names three companies. We make sure you are one of them, in every town you serve.

Reviews and local authority.

A review system that runs without you, plus real local citations and links. Reviews feed both the map pack and the AI recommendation, so this is the piece that quietly makes everything else work.

One report, in plain English.

Every month: phone leads, quote requests, cost per job, what we published, and what is next. You will not need a glossary, and you will always know what you are paying for.

Why us

Why BASEO as your landscaping marketing agency.

Every landscaper we talk to has paid a marketing company and gotten nothing they can point to. Here is how we make sure you cannot get burned by us.

  1. Month to month. No 12 month contracts. Ever.

    Cancel anytime, 30 days notice. The only reason an agency locks you into a year is that it is worried about month four. We are not.

  2. We only do landscapers.

    Not dentists, not plumbers. We already know your seasons, your margins, the difference between maintenance and design build, and the crew outranking you in the map pack. You will not spend the first month teaching us your business.

  3. One team owns the whole thing.

    SEO, ads, web, and reviews run by the same shop, so nobody points at anybody. One number we are accountable for, and it is not clicks. It is jobs on your schedule.

  4. You own everything.

    Every page, every backlink, every ad account, every report. Your domain, your hosting, your data. If we part ways, you walk out with all of it.

  5. The audit comes before the invoice.

    We will not take you on monthly until we have shown you the opportunity in writing. If your market or budget does not support the math, we will tell you. We have turned down landscapers whose markets were not a fit.

One thing we will not do: guarantee a number one ranking or a fixed number of leads before we have seen your market. Anybody promising that over the phone is guessing. We quote after the audit, not before.

Deal math

One patio pays for the year. Do the math.

One patio or retaining wall is worth $10,000 to $50,000. One maintenance contract pays every month for years. Our San Antonio client closed a $14,800 patio and an $18,600 retaining wall from organic alone, on a monthly fee a fraction of either one.

You do not need a full marketing department for that to work. You need one team pointing SEO, ads, and your website at the same goal, and counting jobs instead of clicks.

  • Custom to your market. A landscaper in one town and one in twelve do not pay the same. The audit tells us which you are, and whether the math works, before you spend a dollar.
Show Me My Three Biggest Holes

Pricing is included in your audit. No call, no commitment.

YOUR DEAL MATH

$500$25K
$4,000
215
4 jobs/mo
$1.5K$6K
$3,000

ANNUAL REVENUE

$192K
Monthly revenue$16K
Return on investment5.3x
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Reviews

Landscapers who stopped guessing.

Within a couple months the phone was ringing with local jobs again. Best money we spend.
Mike R.Austin, TX
Ranked in the map pack before spring hit. Booked solid through the season.
Greg T.Round Rock, TX
Straight answers, no fluff. They told me what to fix before taking a dime.
Aaron K.Denton, TX
One team for the whole thing. No more three vendors blaming each other. The phone just rings now.
Carlos M.San Antonio, TX
Within a couple months the phone was ringing with local jobs again. Best money we spend.
Mike R.Austin, TX
Ranked in the map pack before spring hit. Booked solid through the season.
Greg T.Round Rock, TX
Straight answers, no fluff. They told me what to fix before taking a dime.
Aaron K.Denton, TX
One team for the whole thing. No more three vendors blaming each other. The phone just rings now.
Carlos M.San Antonio, TX
First agency that actually showed me booked jobs, not just traffic. They explain everything they do.
Danielle P.Frisco, TX
No contract, everything in writing. Felt like they actually had skin in the game.
Steph L.Plano, TX
Reviews and calls both climbed. The system just runs without me thinking about it.
Marcus D.Georgetown, TX
They rebuilt the site, ran the ads, fixed the Google listing. First time it all pointed the same direction.
Mike R.Austin, TX
First agency that actually showed me booked jobs, not just traffic. They explain everything they do.
Danielle P.Frisco, TX
No contract, everything in writing. Felt like they actually had skin in the game.
Steph L.Plano, TX
Reviews and calls both climbed. The system just runs without me thinking about it.
Marcus D.Georgetown, TX
They rebuilt the site, ran the ads, fixed the Google listing. First time it all pointed the same direction.
Mike R.Austin, TX
We stopped buying shared Angi leads. The organic ones are cheaper and they are ours.
Carlos M.San Antonio, TX
Our hardscape pages finally show up in search. Closed two patios off the site last month.
Tony V.Katy, TX
Should have done this years ago. Wish I had started in the off season like they told me.
Bill H.Cedar Park, TX
Straight answers, everything in writing, no contract. They showed me what was broken before taking a dime.
Aaron K.Denton, TX
We stopped buying shared Angi leads. The organic ones are cheaper and they are ours.
Carlos M.San Antonio, TX
Our hardscape pages finally show up in search. Closed two patios off the site last month.
Tony V.Katy, TX
Should have done this years ago. Wish I had started in the off season like they told me.
Bill H.Cedar Park, TX
Straight answers, everything in writing, no contract. They showed me what was broken before taking a dime.
Aaron K.Denton, TX
FAQ

Questions landscapers ask before they start.

What does a landscaping marketing agency actually do?

For us, four things under one roof. SEO so you rank in the map pack and get found organically. Google Ads and Local Services Ads so the phone rings this week. A website built to turn those clicks into quote requests. And a review system that feeds both the map pack and the AI recommendation. One team runs all of it and reports on jobs, not clicks.

How is this different from the marketing company I already pay?

Three things. We only do landscapers, so we already know your business. One team owns SEO, ads, and web, so nobody points fingers when leads are slow. And no 12 month contract, so if it is not working at month three, you leave. Most marketing companies are the opposite on all three.

Do I have to do everything, or can I start with one thing?

You can start with one. Most landscapers start with ads for the immediate phone calls, or SEO if they are thinking longer term, then add the rest as it proves out. The advantage of one team is that when you do add a channel, it plugs into what is already running instead of starting over.

How long before I see jobs?

Ads book jobs in the first two to three weeks. SEO takes three to six months, then produces leads at a fraction of the cost. Running both is why you get calls now and a lower cost per job later.

I just started my business. Is it too early for this?

Maybe, and we will tell you straight. If you are a one truck operation with no reviews, the smartest first moves are free: claim and fill out your Google Business Profile, and ask every customer for a review. Do that for a few months and call us when you have steady work and a crew or two. When you are ready to actually grow, you will not have to learn any of this. That is our job. You stay on the tools, we run the marketing, and we explain every dollar in plain English so you are never in the dark about what you are paying for.

What will it cost?

It depends on how many channels and towns you run. Ad spend is separate and goes straight to Google, never marked up. The audit tells us the scope and gives you a real number, before any call.

Can I just see the audit first?

That is the whole point. Free, written, 2 business days, no call. The three biggest holes in your marketing, what your competitor is doing that you are not, and the math for your market. Read it, sleep on it. If it makes sense, we talk. If not, keep it and fix the stuff yourself.

See the three biggest holes in your marketing.
Free. No call.

Two business days. A written document about your site, your search presence, your ads, and your competitors. Not a checklist with your name pasted in.

If you have been burned before, this is the cheapest possible way to find out whether there is a real opportunity. We are not asking for a card, a contract, or a meeting. Just your domain.

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Yours to keep, even if we never speak again.