Self storage SEO guides for facility owners, one topic at a time

These self storage SEO guides each take one subject and stay on it. Pick the topic that matches the door you are working on: search, Maps, content, reviews, links, the website or one of the three ad platforms. Together the self storage SEO guides cover the whole corridor, from the first landing page to the last ad.

Read them like the directory board by the front office

A directory board lists the doors and says where each one is. The cards below do the same for marketing topics, so a facility owner can find the page about one subject without reading the rest.

The self storage SEO guides below are written for facility owners and managers who read between office tasks, so each one can be finished in a sitting. If you are starting from nothing, read the page about the whole marketing plan first, then move to the topic that matches your next door. The keywords page sits beside them for anyone who wants the search wording in front of them.

Every topic on the board

Each card opens a page written for storage facility owners, and each page can be read alone.

About these pages

Do I need to read them in order?
No. Every page stands alone, so open the one that matches the question on your desk.
Do these pages tell me how to run my facility?
No. They cover marketing only: search results, Maps, the website, content, reviews, links and ads.
Who approves what my own pages say?
You do. Anything a page says about access, rules or unit features is your statement, and you approve it before anything goes live.
Where do the plans and figures live?
On the pricing page, which lists every search plan and every ad plan.

Prefer to talk it through?

Drop your name, email address and phone number into the contact form with a line about your facility, and pick a call time should talking suit you better.

Which unit types should get the first doors?

List the unit types you want rented more, the towns your renters drive in from, and the offices and apartment communities that point people your way. Leave out tenant names and unit numbers.

Describe the facility and the units you want featured

Say which unit types you would like to feature and which towns you draw from. A short note works, and a human at this agency reads every one.

Select a day and a half hour, and when it arrives our CEO, Ross Cohen, rings the phone number entered higher up in this form to discuss marketing for your storage facility.

Book the callback

Your chosen callback will be written out here.

Callbacks run on weekdays, and the times appear in whichever zone is chosen above.

Hang the lock with a phone call

Set up a call and we sketch the corridor together: the unit type that gets the first page, the towns that follow, and the plan that bears the weight.

The padlock clicking shut below the text is a drawing and not a prediction.