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Marketing for trades, auto parts and auto service Trades, auto parts, auto service. Found, answered, counted.

Marketing for trades, auto parts and auto service businesses - the three kinds I build for every week. The same two failures show up in all of them: they never find you, or nobody answers. Which one is yours decides the step.

01 I usually start these on the Foundation

Trades. On the tools all day, and the call at seven in the evening rings out.

Plumbing, heating and cooling, electrical, concrete and paving, landscaping, septic, painting, mobile tire and roadside - two to twelve people and the owner still on the tools. The work is good and the phone is the leak. The Foundation puts you in the map, keeps your pages alive with your own job photos, answers when you cannot, and counts every call.

Local SEO for trades businesses

02 The Read, then the Storefront

Auto Parts and Recyclers. Nobody can tell from the site whether the part fits their car.

So every request has to survive a phone call, and the counter is one person answering all of them. A parts business is the one place the site does the heavy lifting: a matcher on year, make, model and trim, a page for each vehicle you stock for, and a request that reaches the counter complete. It usually starts with The Read, because the mess cannot be priced from outside.

Websites and local SEO for auto parts and recycling yards

03 I usually start these on the Foundation

Auto Service and Collision. Bays full, hands dirty, and the booking goes to the shop that answered.

The counter is one person also writing estimates in a building with air tools running. Collision and mechanical are two different searches and most shops only show up for one. The Foundation fixes the profile for both, answers the calls the counter cannot take, and counts them.

Local SEO for auto repair and collision shops

Questions

Answered plainly.

Do you only work with trades and auto? +
Those three are the ones I build for every week, so the vocabulary, the questions the desk asks and the boundaries are already worked out. Any business where one won customer is worth real money and the phone rings when nobody can answer fits the same three steps.
What makes a business a good fit? +
One new customer is worth real money, enquiries arrive when nobody can answer them, and the business is either losing the calls it already gets or not being found at all. If a missed call costs you a job, the Foundation earns its keep.
Do you work outside the Headwaters? +
Yes. I am based in Erin and work with businesses across Canada and the United States. The profile, the desk and the counting are all done remotely.

Take the nine minutes. I will tell you which step fits.

Before the call I look at your profile, your site and the businesses above you. On it, I show you what I found and the fixed price on the step that fits.

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