Phone Repair Marketing Agency Get the next cracked-screen search to call your shop first.

Nothing's hidden. We manage Google Ads for 10% of what you spend with Google, with a $600-a-month floor, and we never mark up your ad spend beyond that fee. SEO runs $50 per page with a 10-page minimum to start. A new website is a one-time build somewhere between $1,500 and $20,000+ depending on scope — see /websites for the breakdown. There's no setup fee, no contract, and you'll have real numbers from us within one business day of asking.

A quiet counter, a franchise or mall kiosk pulling the searches you should be getting, or a phone that just doesn't ring enough — any one of those means the marketing side needs help so you can stay at the bench doing repairs. If you're already turning away work every day, hold off; you don't need us yet.

Everything that fills the appointment book without you touching a keyboard: your website and brand, Google Ads and Local Services Ads for the repairs that pay best, local search and AI-recommendation visibility, plus review requests and follow-up texts that run themselves after every ticket closes.

Ask how they attribute a booked repair back to the exact ad, keyword, or review that produced it — vague answers here usually mean vague results. Local Services Ads should be part of the mix, not just search ads, since that's where phone-repair searches convert fastest. And make sure the website, ad accounts, and customer list stay yours if you ever switch agencies, because a small-ticket screen job can't absorb wasted spend the way a bigger sale can.

Paid search and Local Services Ads can start putting repairs on your schedule inside the first couple of weeks. The organic side — map-pack ranking, brand pages, AI-assistant visibility, and your review count — takes longer, usually three to six months, but it eventually turns into walk-ins that don't cost anything per click. Since screens crack year-round but spike around new-phone launch season, we run both tracks from day one instead of waiting on one to prove itself.

No handoffs between five different vendors — one team owns your site, campaigns, rankings, AI visibility, email, and reviews, and answers for all of it. We tie every call back to what it cost to book that repair, keep your pages fast enough to win a search made on a cracked screen, and never add a markup on top of what you spend with Google. Our terms run month to month with a 30-day guarantee, and your website, accounts, and customer list belong to you outright.

Yes. Every call, form fill, and click gets tagged from day one, broken out by device brand so you can see whether iPhone jobs or Android jobs are actually paying for your ad spend, and which channel is worth doubling down on.

Repairs on the schedule, not traffic numbers. Every campaign gets tied back to the calls and bookings it actually produced, so you know which one is filling your counter and which one just looks busy on a report. On a small screen job, that distinction matters more than it would on a bigger-ticket sale.

Local SEO and reviews are the lever, not another ad account. A franchise can outbid you on search ads, but it usually can't out-rank you in the map pack, and a mall kiosk with a six-month lease has nowhere near the review history a neighborhood shop can build over a few years. We build the local ranking and the reviews together.

Yes — this is where independent shops usually lose ground to franchises with bigger content teams. We build a standalone page for every brand and device you actually service (iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel, iPad, and whatever else is on your bench), each with its own pricing cues and repair list, so someone searching their specific phone lands on a page built for it instead of a generic repair menu.

Yes, all of it. The site, the brand assets, the ad accounts, the reviews, and the customer list belong to you starting day one, and none of it stops working if you decide to leave. We're month to month on purpose — nothing here is built to lock you in.

Yes. Each location gets its own page and its own Google Business Profile, and we break out calls and bookings store by store — useful for a phone-repair chain where one location's screen inventory or foot traffic can look very different from the next.