An online marketing agency for excavation contractors, and nothing beyond that
This agency works on the part of an excavation company that a stranger sees before ever speaking to anyone: the search result, the Maps listing, the website and the ad. Owners who have been through a few agencies tend to ask the same thing first, which is where the promises stop. Here is the plain answer, before the rest of the page.
Where the agency's work ends and the contractor's begins
The work here is marketing and only marketing. We write pages, correct listings, build ad accounts, set up call and form counting, and report on what came in. We do not carry out any excavation, we do not quote or schedule it, and we do not give guidance on how any of it should be done. Anyone's credentials, paperwork and standing are theirs to hold and to state, and this site says nothing on them.
That line is deliberate. A marketing agency that wandered into the trade would be guessing, and a contractor deserves better than a guess printed under their company name. What an owner gets in exchange is a partner who sticks to pages, listings, search and ads, and who treats the contractor's phone as the finish line of every task.
Four habits in how the agency works with an excavation contractor
- Read first
Pages reach the owner before they reach the public
A service page, a county page or an ad is shown to the owner in draft, and the owner decides what stays. Nothing goes out unread.
- Plain words
The wording follows how a builder or property owner types
Headings and ads use the phrases people really search, such as excavation company or excavating contractor, and avoid jargon that only an agency would say.
- Held by you
Every account stays under the company's own name
The Maps listing, the ad accounts and the analytics are registered to the contractor, so leaving the agency never means losing them.
- Counted
A short sheet closes each month at the phone
It sets the work done beside the rings and web messages the company's own site logged, and it records no one's voice and no caller's details.
Why an excavation business might want this kind of partner
The owner of an excavating company often handles quotes, dispatch and the website in the same afternoon, which leaves the website last in the line. Past agencies may also have promised rankings, call volumes or dates, none of which any honest agency can control. The approach here is smaller and easier to check: work is done on pages and listings that the owner can open and read, and the monthly sheet shows what the company's own tracking caught.
Two services sit under that approach. Excavation SEO builds the organic side, and paid ads management handles the platforms. The services page sets them next to each other, and the pricing page prints every figure for both.
What the agency does for an excavation company, and what it leaves alone
- Writes a page for each kind of work the company lists and wants calls on
- Matches the Maps listing to the website, line by line
- Builds and reads ad accounts that belong to the company itself
- Sets up counting for phone rings and web messages without recording callers
- Asks for owner approval before any page, reply or ad goes live
- Leaves quotes, schedules and the work itself entirely to the contractor
- Says nothing about anyone's credentials, paperwork or standing
- Promises no ranking, call count or date, and stays away from guidance on how excavation is done
Anything on this list can be questioned on the first call, and the owner may ask for any of it in writing.
Send over the counties and the kinds of excavation work you list
Send a short note about the counties you serve and the work you list. A reply comes from a person, and the first call is about your marketing, nothing more.
Which excavation work comes first?
List the kinds of excavation work you most want calls on, the counties where you operate, and any local pages already linking to your site. Keep customer names and job-site addresses out of whatever you send.
Drive the stake in with one call
Name the kinds of excavation work you would like more phone calls on and the counties you serve, and our CEO will sketch the plan out of those two answers.
Month to month. No startup fee. No contract.