Garage door search work and paid ads, side by side

Two services are on offer here for garage door companies. Search work makes the company easier to find, and paid ads buy a spot in front of a search. We manage both. Each runs month to month, without any contract or startup fee.

The two services for a garage door company

Each card leads to a full page about that service.

Found in search

Organic Growth

Organic Growth is built for being found. Each repair, installation and opener job you sell gets its own landing page, your Google Business Profile is brought into line with those pages, and a fact sheet gives AI assistants accurate details to repeat. Nothing is published without your sign-off, and the finished pages remain your property.

Search work opens at $495 a month On the pricing page a small box describes the entry plan, 25 landing pages in all, and a conversation fills in the rest.

Go to the search pageJump to the search fees

Parts of the plan, laid out

  • A new landing page for each repair, installation and opener job you want more of
  • A Google Business Profile read against the pages it points to
  • One page per town along your truck routes, each written for its own town
  • Strategic Content Assets prepared monthly and released only after you approve them
  • A short fact sheet in plain words for AI assistants to quote
  • Calls and forms tallied against each page in a month-end report
Bought clicks

Paid Ads

Paid Ads buys the clicks of people searching for a garage door company today. Campaigns run on Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), junk searches are screened out, and every campaign's calls and forms land in a report for you.

One ad platform runs from $895 a month Click charges are not part of that figure; each platform bills them to your card.

Go to the ads pageJump to the ad fees

Parts of the plan, laid out

  • Campaigns built before launch for the platforms you choose
  • Negative keyword lists written to bar job hunters and door-part shoppers
  • Every ad account registered under your company name
  • Call and form counts tied to each campaign
  • A monthly summary with spend and leads side by side

Deciding which service first

Where search work ends and ad management begins

Search work leaves things behind on your own site: a landing page for every job you sell, a page for every town on the route, a Maps listing lined up with both, and monthly Strategic Content Assets. Ad management is a different kind of work. Clicks are bought on a platform, so the effort happens inside ad accounts held by your company, and the press of a button on an ad is the signal that starts the trip. The garage door SEO page and the garage door paid ads page each take one service apart step by step.

Four plans make up the search side and three make up the ad side. Search work starts at $495 a month and ad management at $895; what the platforms charge for clicks is billed to your card by them. The garage door pricing page sets each plan next to the others, and Gold and Platinum include a website that we design and host for you.

Neither service has to come first. Pick the one that matches the gap on your schedule, and let the other join later. To see how search, Maps, ads, a website and reviews fit into a single plan, read the garage door marketing page; the work on each platform has a page too, starting with garage door Google Ads management.

Choosing between search work and ads for a door company

May a garage door company use both the search plans and the ad plans at once?
Yes. Each has its own fee, so a company can run one service today and add the other later.
Who runs the ad accounts day to day?
Each platform issues the login to your company, and we sit inside it as the manager. Budgets, the card on file and the last word on ad wording remain the owner's.
At what point does the agency's part end?
The booked call is where it ends. How the office answers, which crew goes out and what happens on the job are your company's decisions.

Unsure which service to begin with?

Send a short note on the door work you are after and the streets your trucks cover, and we will suggest where to begin.

Which door jobs should we write pages for first?

Name the repairs, new doors, openers or commercial doors you are after, the towns your trucks cover and any builders or apartment offices that refer work. Please leave out customer names and street addresses.

Describe your garage door company and its work

A few lines on the doors and openers you handle and the towns you cover will do. Every note is read by a person.

Tick this box and choose a half hour; Ross Cohen, the company's CEO, dials your number then. Leave it unticked to send only a message.

Set the hour for the call

Your chosen slot shows here once you pick one.

Weekday half hours only, displayed in whichever zone you select above.

Ready to send the signal?

Choose a half hour to speak with our CEO, Ross Cohen, or send a message beforehand. Our first question is which garage door jobs should fill the schedule.

The lamp coming on above is a drawing, and no result is promised.