About the marketing desk behind Epoxy Flooring SEO
Epoxy Flooring SEO is an online marketing company that works for epoxy flooring contractors, epoxy floor installers and garage floor coating companies. Our work happens in browsers, listings and ad accounts, a long way from the slab itself.
This page says what that desk does, what it will not do and how we handle what you send us.
Who writes for an epoxy flooring company, and from where
Think of the person who walks a finished garage floor with a camera for the company's gallery, then goes back to the office and reads the search data about who found the page. That is the angle we work from. We start with what a garage owner or a property manager types, and then we shape pages, listings and ads around it.
We offer two services: SEO and paid ads. Everything else on this site, from the Maps work to the long articles, belongs to one of those two. The company you run keeps its own voice, its own customers and its own decisions, and we write on its behalf only after you have approved the direction.
Three habits at the desk of an epoxy flooring marketing company
- Habit one
Marketing stays on the screen side of the epoxy floor
We write pages, run listings and manage ads. The floors, the estimates and the walkthroughs stay with your crew, every time.
- Habit two
Photos come from the epoxy flooring company's own jobs
When a gallery needs pictures, they are photos from the company's own jobs, used with the owner's approval, and the captions carry the job type and the town.
- Habit three
Each epoxy flooring ad account belongs to the company
Every ad account is opened under your company name, which keeps the campaigns and their history with you. Clicks are billed to you by the platforms.
How we treat what an epoxy flooring contractor sends over
Who gets asked what: the form on this site wants a name, an email, a phone number and a note, and it has no other fields. When you send material for a page, strip out customer identities, street addresses and anything that would let a stranger find a particular job site.
On tracked pages the record is limited to a source tag, how long a call ran and which page was open. As for reviews, each site sets its own rules for asking, so your company picks who receives a request and signs off on every reply, and we place no filter on who may leave one. On ads, every platform publishes its own advertising policies, and each ad is read against today's rules before it goes live.
What the desk does for an epoxy flooring company, in eight lines
- Plans one landing page for each floor type and each town you serve
- Keeps your Google Business Profile and Maps listing in step with your trucks
- Writes Strategic Content Assets, our long articles, around the questions owners ask
- Prepares a written fact sheet about your company for AI answers to draw on
- Sends link outreach to groups and publications in your service area
- Sets up review requests that your company approves
- Manages ads on Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram)
- Tracks calls and form messages and sends a monthly summary page
We never install, prepare or price a floor, and we never speak to your customers about one.
Say hello to the desk behind your epoxy flooring marketing
Book time with our CEO, or drop us a line about the towns you drive to. Whatever comes back will be about marketing alone.
Which floor types should the phones hear about first?
Name the floor types you hope to be asked about and the towns your crews drive to, plus any local websites that already point to yours. Keep customer names and home addresses out of the note.
A garage owner is searching for a floor right now. Be on the list they scroll.
Schedule a call with our CEO, or leave a note. The first reply covers what your epoxy flooring company sells, the towns it works in and the searches that matter most.
Month to month. Ad budgets paid to the platforms.