Our construction marketing blog

Our construction marketing blog is made for construction companies and prospective clients looking to gain insight into the digital marketing landscape. Each of our blogs explores different facets of online presence and how to best achieve this as a construction industry expert. Whether you want the secret to getting more leads, or how to make a great website that appeals to search engines, learn about search engine optimisation, website design, content generation, and more from the experts at our construction marketing agency.

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By Rhys Dyson • September 25, 2026
Tradie website design that wins jobs: the ten things every trade website needs, from click-to-call and licence numbers to suburb pages, reviews and a quote form.
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By Luke Kilkolly • September 24, 2026
Do Google Ads work for tradies? Yes, when they're set up properly. Costs per click and per lead by trade, when to start, and the five mistakes that make ads fail.
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By Luke Kilkolly • September 24, 2026
Local SEO for tradies: how Google decides who shows up for suburb searches, and the things that drive it: Google Business Profile, reviews, service area pages and citations.
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By Shaun Ross • September 23, 2026
Digital marketing for tradies: the complete Australian guide to getting more work online. Website, Google Business Profile, SEO, Google Ads, and lead platforms.
By Luke Kilkolly • September 22, 2026
Google Ads for builders: campaign structure by project type, keywords, the negative keywords that protect your budget, landing pages that convert and tracking to won jobs.
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Engineer in hard hat typing at a computer in a pink-tinted office workspace
By Rhys Dyson • September 25, 2026
Tradie website design that wins jobs: the ten things every trade website needs, from click-to-call and licence numbers to suburb pages, reviews and a quote form.
Pink-tinted laptop with analytics dashboard and a hand using a stylus on a desk
By Luke Kilkolly • September 24, 2026
Do Google Ads work for tradies? Yes, when they're set up properly. Costs per click and per lead by trade, when to start, and the five mistakes that make ads fail.
Blue-tinted scrabble tiles spelling “SEO” on a wooden surface.
By Luke Kilkolly • September 24, 2026
Local SEO for tradies: how Google decides who shows up for suburb searches, and the things that drive it: Google Business Profile, reviews, service area pages and citations.
Blue-tinted hero banner showing a laptop and smartphone with a website/app interface on screen.
By Shaun Ross • September 23, 2026
Digital marketing for tradies: the complete Australian guide to getting more work online. Website, Google Business Profile, SEO, Google Ads, and lead platforms.
By Luke Kilkolly • September 22, 2026
Google Ads for builders: campaign structure by project type, keywords, the negative keywords that protect your budget, landing pages that convert and tracking to won jobs.
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By Caitlin Fraser • September 18, 2026
SEO for builders: how to get a builder's website ranking on Google with service pages by project type, local signals, trust content, and a 12-month plan.
Engineer in hard hat typing at a computer in a pink-tinted office workspace
By Rhys Dyson • September 25, 2026
Tradie website design that wins jobs: the ten things every trade website needs, from click-to-call and licence numbers to suburb pages, reviews and a quote form.
Pink-tinted laptop with analytics dashboard and a hand using a stylus on a desk
By Luke Kilkolly • September 24, 2026
Do Google Ads work for tradies? Yes, when they're set up properly. Costs per click and per lead by trade, when to start, and the five mistakes that make ads fail.
Blue-tinted scrabble tiles spelling “SEO” on a wooden surface.
By Luke Kilkolly • September 24, 2026
Local SEO for tradies: how Google decides who shows up for suburb searches, and the things that drive it: Google Business Profile, reviews, service area pages and citations.
Blue-tinted hero banner showing a laptop and smartphone with a website/app interface on screen.
By Shaun Ross • September 23, 2026
Digital marketing for tradies: the complete Australian guide to getting more work online. Website, Google Business Profile, SEO, Google Ads, and lead platforms.
By Luke Kilkolly • September 22, 2026
Google Ads for builders: campaign structure by project type, keywords, the negative keywords that protect your budget, landing pages that convert and tracking to won jobs.
Three white tiles spelling SEO on a blue surface.
By Caitlin Fraser • September 18, 2026
SEO for builders: how to get a builder's website ranking on Google with service pages by project type, local signals, trust content, and a 12-month plan.
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By Luke Kilkolly • September 14, 2026
Lead generation for builders in Australia: a channel-by-channel guide to website, Google Business Profile, SEO, Google Ads, social and lead platforms, with CPL.
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By Luke Kilkolly • September 10, 2026
Marketing a construction or mining services business in Perth in 2026: the mining crossover, competing around volume builders, WA procurement and local content.
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By Kiandra Loch • September 8, 2026
How long does SEO take for a construction business? Realistic timelines for month-by-month milestones, what slows it down, and how to tell if it's working.
Construction workers in hard hats reviewing plans at a busy city building site
By Rhys Dyson • September 7, 2026
Marketing a construction business in Melbourne in 2026: outer growth vs established suburbs, VBA compliance as a trust signal, seasonal demand and a practical plan.
By Anne Sanoy • September 4, 2026
Marketing a construction business in Sydney in 2026: sub-markets and Western Sydney growth, why click costs are high, licence and compliance trust signals, and a practical plan.
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By Greg Radford • September 3, 2026
Marketing a construction business in Brisbane in 2026: SEQ growth corridors, how Brisbane buyers search, competitor density, budget pacing and a practical plan.
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