Marketing services for Kitchens

In most cases, within the first week of a campaign going live. The timeframe depends on search volume in your area and how competitive your local market is, but paid search is the fastest route to enquiries because you are appearing immediately for relevant searches rather than waiting to earn organic rankings.

Both serve different purposes. Google Ads gives you immediate visibility and control over when and where you appear. Local SEO builds compounding long-term visibility that does not stop the moment you pause spend. For most kitchen businesses with any kind of growth ambition, running both together gives the strongest and most resilient enquiry flow.

Almost certainly yes. Having a GBP listing is not the same as having one that works. Most unclaimed or unoptimised listings are missing key categories, have limited photos, rarely have posts or Q&A managed, and are not getting the review volume they need to rank. We audit it as part of our onboarding and handle everything from there.

Not necessarily. If your current site loads quickly, looks professional on mobile, and is structured to turn visitors into enquiries, we can work with it. If it is slow, outdated, or not converting, then rebuilding is usually more cost-effective than trying to fix a site that was not built with marketing in mind.

Yes. The approach is slightly different in each case. Showroom-based businesses can benefit from targeting a wider catchment and driving footfall as well as enquiries. Trade-only setups tend to focus more tightly on local search and direct quote requests. We tailor the campaign structure accordingly.

It varies by location, competition, and the specific services you offer, but kitchen installation is a high-value sale and most clients find the cost per lead commercially straightforward when set against average job values. We are transparent about costs and projections at the outset so you can make an informed decision before committing to anything.

Both. The keyword strategy and campaign messaging differs slightly depending on your model, but the underlying approach is the same. We research your specific service and build campaigns around the searches that match what you actually offer.

Yes, and this is actually one of the more useful things a well-structured campaign does. Most kitchen companies find January slow because homeowners have just come through Christmas spending. A lead nurture approach through retargeting and staying visible during that period means you are capturing the people who start planning in January for a March or April installation rather than letting them go elsewhere.

We charge a monthly management fee for our work, and we do not tie clients into long-term contracts. We believe the work should speak for itself month to month. The ad spend itself goes directly to Google and is entirely separate from our fee.

Not a great deal. Access to your Google Ads account if you have one, your Google Business Profile, and your website. If you do not have any of those set up yet, we can build from scratch. We also find it useful to understand your best services, your typical job values, and the areas you prefer to work in so we can build campaigns that target the right customers in the right places.

We work across the full kitchen sector. Fitters, design and fit companies, kitchen retailers with an installation arm, and independent kitchen designers all benefit from the same core channels: paid search, local SEO, and a strong website. The messaging and campaign structure shifts depending on the business model.

Everything we set up includes conversion tracking, so you can see exactly where your enquiries are coming from. We report on calls generated, form submissions, and where the budget is being spent. You will always have a clear picture of what the marketing is actually doing rather than receiving a report full of numbers that do not connect to real business outcomes.