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Carpet cleaningI’ve done SEO for carpet cleaning firms. Most jobs come from a moment. A red wine spill, an end-of-tenancy clean or getting the house ready for Christmas. People search, compare a couple of firms and ring the one that looks most trustworthy.
Carpet cleaning is a trust job. You’re in someone’s home, around their furniture and often their pets. People want to see that you’re careful, insured and that the results are real before they pick up the phone.
Lots of carpet cleaning sites list every service on one page with a stock photo. That doesn’t help Google match you to “sofa cleaning” or “pet urine removal”, and it doesn’t convince a homeowner either.
The firms that win have a page for each job, real photos from real homes, rough prices and plenty of recent reviews. It’s not complicated, it just needs doing well and keeping up.
“Carpet cleaning near me” is the big one. Then “end of tenancy carpet cleaning”, “upholstery cleaning”, “rug cleaning”, “mattress cleaning” and stain searches like “red wine carpet stain”. I’ll build pages for the ones you want most.
Carpet cleaning customers want a price and a date, so make both easy to find. My post on turning website visitors into enquiries covers it. Reviews do a lot of the selling when someone’s letting you into their home, as I explain in why Google reviews matter. Before and after videos help too, which I cover in local video SEO.
More bookings from the moments that matter.
Carpets, rugs, upholstery, mattresses and stain removal, each with a page.
Pages for landlords and tenants, a steady year-round source of work.
Proof that you’re careful in people’s homes and that the results are real.
Pages for the towns you cover, so you show up for local searches.
Rough prices per room or per item, which turns more visitors into bookings.
Before-and-after photos, the right services listed and fresh posts to keep it active.
Had a really good experience with Peter he did everything he told me he would.
A happy carpet cleaning customer often comes back every year and tells their friends. So the first booking is worth far more than one job. That’s why it pays to win the searches rather than chasing the cheapest price.
A simple reminder email or message a year later keeps them coming back. I can help set that up too.
How I’d get more cleans booked.
Send me your website and your area. I’ll see who’s showing above you and what they’re doing.
Service pages, a price guide, real photos and a tidy Google listing.
Area pages, more reviews and fresh job photos, with a monthly report on what moved.
Fill this in and I’ll take a careful look at your site and listing before I come back to you. No automated report and no sales pitch.
It’s £125 a week if you want me to crack on, which is about £18 a day. Less than a couple of coffees.
For carpet cleaners across the North West.
Rather message? WhatsApp me on 07463 631121 or call 0151 402 0925.
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£125 a week, which is about £18 a day. That covers your SEO, Google listing, AI visibility and looking after your website.
Yes, if you can. People like a rough price before they ring, and it filters out time-wasters.
Yes. A page aimed at agents and landlords can bring in regular end-of-tenancy jobs.
Yes. People search for them separately and each one can rank on its own.
Often. People search for help with a specific stain and a good page can turn that into a booking.
Ask at the end of the job while the carpet still looks great, with a simple link. I’ll set that up.
A lot. They’re the clearest proof you do a good job. Use them on your site and your Google listing.
Listing and page fixes can help within weeks. Ranking for busier searches takes a few months.
Usually. If it’s on WordPress I can make the changes myself. If not, I’ll tell you straight whether it’s worth fixing or rebuilding.
Your website, the area you cover and access to your Google listing. WhatsApp is the easiest way to start.
