Turf, landscaping & outdoor
SEO for landscaping and turf companies
Visual trade, visual search. Most landscaping sites publish beautiful photos with no markup and wonder why nobody finds them.
How people actually search for you
Four queries, four different jobs.
“artificial turf installation near me”
High ticket, high intent, and increasingly answered by AI assistants rather than a results page.
“turf vs grass cost” / “is artificial turf worth it”
Research that runs for weeks before anyone calls. Whoever answers it honestly is in the consideration set.
“landscaping ideas [region]”
Top of funnel, image-heavy, and the cheapest way into a market where the service queries are competitive.
“[service] near me” in spring
Demand triples in a six-week window. The content has to be indexed in January.



Photography from Pexels, free licence. Not our clients, not our job sites — we don't publish client work without permission.
What gets fixed first
In this order, for this trade.
+93% organic clicks, +49% conversions, and #3 inside the LLMs for the category. The full case study is published, with the client anonymised.
Straight answers
Why does AI visibility matter for landscaping?
Because the research questions — cost, durability, pets, heat — are now asked conversationally. If the assistant names three installers and you're not one, the quote request never happens.
How important are photos really?
Enormous, and almost universally mishandled. Compressed, named and marked up properly, a gallery becomes a discovery channel instead of page weight.
When should we start for spring?
January at the latest. Content needs to be indexed and maturing before demand arrives, not published into the peak.
Want this done on your site?
Tell me what's going on. You'll get a straight answer, including if that answer is that you don't need me.