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These are real numbers, pulled July 2026. Not a recycled stat about the carpet cleaning industry being worth a hundred billion dollars.
Your Google Business Profile, suburb pages, and local listings optimised so customers in your area find you first.
Technical fixes and service-focused SEO that make your site easy for Google to understand and trust.
Build your reputation through reviews, with monthly reports tracking rankings and leads from organic search.
Site speed, crawlability, schema markup, and Core Web Vitals sorted so Google can index and trust your site.
Service pages and suburb landing pages written to rank and convert, not just fill space.
Backlink building and on-page optimisation that compounds month over month.
Every other page on this topic dodges this with “it depends on your goals”. Here is a straighter answer.
Fast answers, clear decisions.
Spend, leads and trends at a glance.
Your data, your accounts.
Budget goes to what converts.
4+ years average client retention.
Specialists across each platform.
Three to six months for movement, six to twelve before it is a real part of your lead flow. Map pack improvements can land faster, sometimes inside a month, because a Google Business Profile fix does not wait on Google recrawling your whole site. If someone promises you page one in a fortnight, ask them to put it in the contract.
The map pack is the three listings with the map next to them, and it sits above everything else for searches like “carpet cleaning near me”. It is driven by your Google Business Profile, your reviews, and how close you are to the searcher. Organic is the blue links underneath, driven by your website. Residential is won in the map pack. Bond cleans, commercial and pricing searches are won on the website.
Both, in most cases, and the order depends on how fast you need work. Google Ads buys you jobs this month while SEO builds underneath it. SEO compounds, Ads stop the day the card does. We will tell you which end to start.
Yes, if you will do bond cleans. The searcher has a bond on the line and a hard deadline, which makes them the least price sensitive customer you will ever quote. It needs its own page, and nobody in Australia is doing it properly right now.
Mostly people hunting for a product, not a service. They are after something off a shelf at Bunnings, not a technician with a truck mount. Every Australian guide tells you to target them. We would rather spend your budget where the buyers are.
Only for suburbs you genuinely service and can realistically win. Twenty thin suburb pages with the name swapped out is worse than four good ones. Google worked that trick out a decade ago.
We work with Brisbane trades and local service businesses. Roofing, skip bins, facility management. Same map pack, same suburb pages, same problem. Happy to put you in touch with one of them before you commit.
No, and nobody who says otherwise should be trusted with your money. What we will do is show you every number, every month, including the ones that do not flatter us.
