How to choose a roofing SEO company
Ask five questions: who does the work, what you get each month, what the report shows, whether you can leave when you choose, and what they will not promise. The answers sort providers quickly.
Who does the work
Some companies do the work in-house and some pass it to a third party. Neither is wrong, but you should know which. Ask who writes the pages and who you can reach when something breaks.
What you get each month
You should be able to list it: pages written, profile changes, fixes made. "Ongoing optimization" with no list tells you nothing. On the roofing SEO page we list what a month contains.
What the report shows
A useful report comes from Search Console and shows searches, clicks and pages by job type and neighborhood. It says what changed and what is next. A report that shows only a ranking for your own company name does not tell you whether the work is paying back.
Contracts and leaving when you choose
Ask what happens if you stop. Who owns the pages, the profile and the site? Can you leave at the end of any month? This brand runs month to month.
Warning signs
- A guaranteed ranking or a date for page one.
- Bought links or "thousands of backlinks".
- Hidden fees or a setup charge with no detail.
- No access to your own Search Console or Business Profile.
For how price fits in, see roofing SEO cost.
Choosing questions
How many roofing SEO companies should I talk to?
Two or three is enough. Ask each the same questions and compare answers.
Should the company have roofing clients?
It helps, and it is worth asking. Ask for what changed, in the client's own search data.
What should a monthly report show?
Searches and clicks by job type and neighborhood, pages added, profile activity and the next month's plan.
Is a long contract a warning sign?
It can be. You should be able to leave when the work stops being useful.
Tell us about your roofing company
Say where you work and which jobs you sell. Send an email or a short video, and we set the plan with you after that.
Send a short video
Record a short Loom or phone video of your situation and email us the link. A person watches it and replies.
Email a video link