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Publish and promote off-season services such as snow removal, holiday lighting, fall cleanups or early booking for spring design work. Pages for these services rank ahead of demand, and your Google profile can be updated with seasonal services and posts to keep you visible year-round.

Yes. People search for lawn care, landscape design, hardscaping and cleanups differently, and each needs its own page to rank. Separate pages also help AI tools understand exactly which services you offer and where.

Choose the primary category that best describes your main business, such as Landscaper or Lawn care service, then add secondary categories only for services you really provide. Categories are one of the strongest relevance signals in local search, so accuracy matters more than adding many.

Real photos of your work, ideally before and after; a page for each service; the areas you serve; maintenance plan options; seasonal services; reviews; and a simple estimate request form. Landscaping is visual, so strong photography does much of the selling.

Ask once at a natural milestone, such as after the first month of service or the end of the season, rather than after every visit. Send a direct review link by text or email and ask every client the same way.

Posts are useful for sharing seasonal offers, recent projects and updates, and they keep your profile looking active to customers. Google hasn’t said posting frequency directly improves rankings, so treat posts as a customer-facing extra, not a substitute for reviews and good website content.