Services for storage facility owners: search work and paid ads

We run two lines of work for self storage facilities. One builds what people find in search results and on Maps; the other pays for a click on one or more of three platforms: Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Google Ads. Both lines end at one lock, the call or the form that reaches your front office.

Read the two lines below, then follow either link for the full page on self storage SEO services or paid ads management.

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What each plan family includes

The cards show the work each plan carries, and the pricing page holds the full comparison.

Units, towns, Maps

Organic Growth

Each kind of unit on offer receives its own landing page, from small indoor sizes through drive-up doors to parking spaces. Your Google Business Profile is edited to agree with them, and a brief fact sheet lets AI assistants describe the facility as you would. Work begins at the entrance of the corridor and travels along it, pausing to review every door before the following one opens.

Search, first door: $495 a month The smallest search plan is $495 a month. It sits in its own box above the tiers on the pricing page, and what it contains gets settled by a message to us.

Walk the corridor of pages Open the four search fees

Hung on the corridor each month

A landing page for each unit type and size band you want rented more, plus pages for vehicle, boat and camper parking if your site has it
Towns and neighborhoods picked with you, so no page speaks to a place your customers do not drive in from
Slow pages, weak titles, dead links and oversized photos found and mended inside each month of work
A Google Business Profile with fitting categories, office hours and a service area drawn around the real drive
Repeat listings merged, and a steady habit of asking tenants who have moved in for a review
A fact sheet covering unit types and towns, composed for AI assistants to quote
Strategic Content Assets across the month, every one aimed at a question renters type while picking a facility
A report at the close of every month that lines calls and form requests up with our new pages
Gold and Platinum add the storage website as part of the job, which we host and keep edited

Ads by platform

Paid Ads

Campaigns are built around the units you want rented, kept away from auction hunters, job seekers and do-it-yourself moving searches, and then each call and each form is linked to the ad that drew it. Begin with one platform and add a second once the first is running to your satisfaction.

Ads, first door: $895 a month Looking after one ad platform costs $895 a month, while the budget you set with that platform stays a separate line that never reaches our invoice.

See where the ad budget goes Open the three ad fees

Hung on the corridor each month

One, two or all three of Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), picked to suit the units you want rented
Ad accounts that stay under your login, with us inside as a manager you can remove at any time
Campaigns split by unit type and by the towns your renters drive in from
Negative keywords that hold back auction bidders, job seekers and moving-truck shoppers
Call and form counting set up and tested ahead of the first paid click
Every ad and its landing page read by you before launch, so nothing on them says more than your office would say
Click charges are settled by you with each platform and stay off our invoice
A monthly summary that lines ad spend up beside the calls and forms it brought in

Choosing where to start

Opening the first door: search, ads, or both

Our search work opens at $495 monthly and our ad management at $895 monthly. The search side has four plans, from a starter built around 25 landing pages up to Platinum, and the two upper tiers, Gold and Platinum, include a managed website. The ad side has three plans, which differ only by how many platforms we run.

Which line to start with depends on the door. If one unit type is the one you want rented more, ads can point at it while the landing page is being written. If the website has no page for a unit type or a town, the website work comes first, and Strategic Content Assets keep adding pages after that.

Nothing here is charged as a startup fee, and no contract binds you. Ad spend is separate: you pay the platform from your own account.

What the two lines share

Both lines are written around the same corridor map. A landing page is a door, the Maps listing is the sign on the corridor wall, and an ad is a finger pointing at one door. When all three name the same unit type and the same towns, a visitor is not asked to guess.

Both lines also report in the same terms: the calls and forms that arrived, counted by the page or the ad that brought them. A lead here means a call or a form, never a rental, because what happens at the front office is yours to follow.

Before you pick a line

Can I run ads without the search plans?

Yes. The ad plans stand alone, and a landing page for the ad to point at is part of the plan.

Does the website come with every search plan?

Only Gold and Platinum carry a managed website. The starter and Silver work with the site you already have.

Which unit types can you work on?

Drive-up, indoor, climate-controlled where you offer them, small units, and vehicle, boat and camper parking, in whichever order you want them rented more.

Write to us about your corridor

Use the form for your name, email, phone number and a note on the doors you care about; a call slot is optional.

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.

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.

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