Two turf clients, two different markets, both ranking #1. Mr Green owns "artificial turf cleaning" in San Diego. SoCal Artificial Turfs owns "synthetic grass" and "artificial grass" across the Inland Empire. The same system will work for you.
Brian Egan, Founder
CSUSM finance grad in Oceanside. I do this work myself.
REAL CLIENTS. REAL GOOGLE DATA.
Every chart below is pulled live from Google Search Console for a current Echo Local client. Nothing is mocked up. Nothing is cherry-picked.
Mr Green Turf Clean
Mr Green Turf Clean
Integrity Pro Washers
Integrity Pro Washers
Artificial Turf Cleaning -- Poway / San Diego County
Artificial turf cleaning and sanitizing across San Diego County
Mr Green had a great business and an existing website, but they were stuck on page 2 to 3 of Google for most searches. They'd get a customer here and there from online, but the real volume was going to competitors ranking above them. Eight weeks in, they rank #1 for "artificial turf cleaner" and own the map pack in their core service area.
Data from Google Search Console, Analytics, and Business Profile.
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You see every metric I see. Live dashboard pulls from Google Search Console, Analytics, and your Business Profile.
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Yes. Two of my current clients prove it. Mr Green does turf cleaning. SoCal Artificial Turfs does installs. Different markets (San Diego vs. Inland Empire), different services, same SEO playbook. I tailor the keyword strategy and content infrastructure to whichever side of the turf business you're on.
Honestly, yes, because most turf companies have terrible websites. Walk through 10 competitor sites in any San Diego or IE city and most of them have generic content, no service area pages, weak GBP optimization, and no schema. The bar is lower than it looks. Doing the work properly puts you ahead of 90% of the field.
All of it. These are sub-services with their own search demand and lower competition than "artificial turf" alone. Sub-service pages target buyers further down the funnel. SoCal Artificial Turfs ranks #1 for "artificial turf playground" because of this exact strategy.
Some movement in 30 days, real GBP impressions growth in 60, page 1 rankings starting around 60 to 90 days. Mr Green hit page 1 for "artificial turf cleaner" inside 8 weeks. SoCal hit #1 for several installer queries inside the first few weeks of a new build.
Keep them. SEO and ads serve different buyer stages and the data from your ads (which keywords convert) actually helps me prioritize the SEO build. Most clients eventually scale down ads as organic ramps up, but that's your call, not mine.
Free audit in 24 hours. I'll show you exactly where you rank in your service area, what competing turf companies are doing, and the three biggest opportunities you're missing.
