SEO Guides for Removal Companies
Everything we have written on getting a removal firm found for the moves it actually takes on. How the searches split by job, where the cheap ground sits plus why the diary you fill in August is won in the winter.
These guides explain how removal companies get found. If you read one thing, read the complete guide. Then read the national companies guide, because the firm taking your enquiries is not the one with two vans down the road. Once you can see how the work is done, we do it for you.
The Complete Guide to SEO for Removal Companies
The whole picture in one place. Why word of mouth is no longer enough on its own, how Google ranks removal firms, what it costs, how long it takes, how to work out the return, how the website should be built, what to do about pricing plus where campaigns in this trade go wrong. Read this first, then take the guides below.
The three that decide everything else
Read these three before anything else. They settle who you are actually competing against, how far your catchment realistically reaches plus when the building work has to happen.
Get those three wrong and every service page below is pointed at the wrong towns at the wrong time of year. Get them right and the rest of the library has somewhere to sit.
Where the competition is not looking
Four search areas with real jobs behind them plus almost nobody building for them properly. Long distance sits at a difficulty of 15 against 35 for house removals, attached to some of the biggest invoices you will raise all year.
This is the group we build first for a new client, because it moves fastest plus it pays for the harder work that follows.
The contested ground worth contesting
Four search areas carrying the bulk of the demand in this trade. They are harder, which is exactly why they need a real page each rather than four paragraphs on a Services page.
Storage is the toughest group we have measured here at a difficulty of 49, because the national self-storage operators defend it. It also carries recurring revenue attached to a one-off job, which is why it stays on the list.
Three that search nothing like the rest
Each of these three is a different customer using different words. International searchers lead with a destination rather than a town. Students search for a fortnight of the year. Renters do not use the phrase the trade uses.
Build them only where they apply to your firm, which is the point of covering them separately rather than lumping them in.
The two that work before and after the search
Neither of these is a volume play plus neither is sold here as one. One reaches people weeks before they start ringing round. The other settles the question in somebody's head at the moment they are about to hand you everything they own.
Read the guides. Let us do the work.
Everything in these guides is what we handle for removal companies on one monthly plan. The cheap ground first, your accreditation given a proper page, then the core services plus the towns you genuinely cover, in position before your summer rather than during it.
Everything included in your plan:
One clear retainer. No setup fee.