Category: Marketing

Fix Your Scattered Online Presence in 3 Easy Steps

A Scattered Online Presence = Lost Trust & Lost Leads. Clean up your digital footprint and turn browsers into booked appointments. Your prospects judge you in seconds—if your Facebook, Google, and website all send mixed signals, they’ll click away. Here’s a no-tech, three-step fix anyone can tackle this afternoon. Why It Matters Consistent branding builds…
Case Study: Doubling Leads for a Kansas City Auto Repair Shop in 30 Days

Client BackgroundMid-sized auto repair shop in Kansas City Metro, 8 bays, 15 technicians, $1.8 M annual revenue. They’d been open for 12 years but struggled to attract consistent traffic—averaging just 60 service calls per month. Challenge Our Approach Results After 30 Days “Spiezz Digital’s targeted approach turned our slow season into our busiest month yet.…
Top 7 Website Mistakes That Are Killing Your Auto Service Business’s Traffic

The site for your auto shop is your fiercest 24/7 salesperson—until it’s not. If you’re struggling to get clicks, calls, or form fills, one (or more) of these seven mistakes is probably to blame. Let’s fix your digital marketing so your phone rings off the hook again. Poor Mobile Experience Slow Load Times No Clear…
Get Found on Google Maps in Just 5 Minutes

Boost Your Local Visibility: 5-Minute Google Maps Tune-Up No jargon. No coding. Just quick wins—and an easy package to do it for you. Local searches drive 80% of home-service calls. If you’re not on Google Maps—or buried on page two—prospects won’t find you. Follow these three rapid steps to climb into the map pack, or…
DIY vs. Pro: Which Home-Service Marketing Strategy Costs More in the Long Run?

Saving a few bucks today can cost you thousands tomorrow. See why cutting corners often backfires. When you’re running a home-service business—whether it’s plumbing, HVAC, or electrical—you’ve got two choices for marketing: do it yourself on nights and weekends, or partner with a specialized agency. On the surface, DIY seems cheaper. But is it really?…