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Pest Control

Pest control is a trust business sold on the doorstep and on Google. We market two pest control companies right now, with content shot on real routes, GBP listings that win the map pack, and websites built to rank in every city on the route.

Sound familiar?

What's usually broken.

  • Every competitor's site has the same stock photo of a guy in a white polo
  • Reviews pile up on Google but nobody responds, and the listing hasn't been touched in years
  • Door-to-door reps crush it in summer, then the phone goes quiet in November
  • The 'agency' posts a bug meme on Tuesday and calls it content
The playbook

What we do about it.

  1. 01

    Ride-along content

    We ride with your techs and film real treatments, real homes, and real customer moments. That footage becomes reels, ads, GBP photos, and website imagery.

  2. 02

    City pages that actually rank

    One pest client's site has 99 city pages plus service and long-tail pest pages, all structured for local search. That's how you show up in every suburb on the route.

  3. 03

    GBP as a lead machine

    Categories, services, weekly posts, review replies, and photos every month. When someone searches 'pest control near me', the listing does the selling.

  4. 04

    Off-season paid promos

    Meta campaigns and giveaways built around the season, so the calendar stays full when door-knocking slows down.

2
pest control companies on active retainer
133
pages built on one pest client's website
1,000+
five-star reviews on a client's Google listing
Case study

A brand-new pest company that looks like it's been the local favorite for a decade.

Founded in 2025 by a pest industry veteran. We built the social presence, the Google listing, and a website with a page for every city on the route, then kept it fed with content shot on real jobs.

Green Gator branded truck driving on a Utah road
133
pages live on the new website
1,000+
five-star Google reviews and counting
Read the full case study →
FAQ

Questions people ask

Do you only work with Phoenix pest control companies?
No. One of our pest clients is in Utah. We fly out for shoot days and run everything else remotely. Phoenix is home, but the system works anywhere.
What should a pest control company post on social media?
Real treatments, real techs, the gross stuff people love to watch, seasonal pest education, and customer reactions. The rule is simple: show the work, and make it look good.
Can you help with recruiting sales reps?
Yes. Recruiting content and a sales-team social presence are part of the work for one pest client. Good techs and reps follow companies that look like a fun place to work.

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