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A construction marketing agency helps builders, contractors, and construction companies attract new clients and win more projects. They handle SEO to rank for local searches, PPC for commercial tenders, content marketing to showcase expertise, and web design to build credibility. Good ones understand that construction marketing is about demonstrating capability and trust because clients are handing over serious money.
Look for a construction marketing agency with actual experience in the sector, not generalists who treat it like any other B2B client. Ask for case studies showing lead generation or tender wins for similar sized firms. Check they understand the difference between residential and commercial, or between main contractors and subcontractors. A good agency will ask about your typical project size, target clients, and how you currently win work.
Construction marketing typically costs between £1,500 and £6,000 a month depending on your company size and growth targets. SEO retainers usually sit around £1,000 to £3,000 monthly for local and regional visibility. PPC can work for specific services or tender opportunities but needs proper budget behind it. A professional website usually runs £5,000 to £15,000 as a one off, which is often the starting point.
SEO is usually the foundation because clients search for contractors, builders, and specific services in their area. Google Business Profile matters a lot for local work. LinkedIn works well for commercial construction and connecting with developers, architects, and project managers. Case studies and project galleries build credibility better than most other content. Tender portals and industry directories still drive a lot of commercial work.
Construction lead generation usually starts with being visible when people search for your services locally. That means SEO, Google Business Profile optimisation, and potentially PPC for specific high value services. Showcase completed projects with proper case studies and imagery because clients want to see what you've done. Build relationships on LinkedIn and through industry networks. Track where your enquiries come from so you can double down on what works.