How to get your auto repair shop into the Google Maps local pack, in the order the ranking actually responds to. A shop owner types his own city...
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Are Google Ads Worth Running for an Auto Repair Shop, and How Much Should You Budget?
An auto shop owner's playbook for deciding whether to fund Google Ads, how much to spend, and how to keep the channel from burning at the intake. A...
What to Post on Social Media for Your Auto Repair Shop
An auto shop owners's playbook for how they should be posting without guessing what to post and whether any of it works. A shop owner sits in his...
How to Get More Google Reviews for Your Auto Repair Shop
A practitioner's playbook for building a review engine that compounds, not a one‑week push that fizzles — and that stays inside Google's 2025–2026...
Auto Repair SEO Cost, Is It Worth It?
Is SEO Worth $1,000 to $1,500 a Month for a Small Auto Repair Shop? A practitioner's breakdown of auto repair SEO cost, what the spend actually...
Expanded Your Business Next Door? Don’t Make This Critical Google Profile Mistake.
Your business is thriving. So much so, you’ve just expanded by purchasing or leasing the storefront right next door. Congratulations! This is a huge...
Is Your Staff Asking for Reviews at the Checkout Counter? Stop Now.
Imagine waking up one morning to find 800 of your hard-earned Google reviews had vanished overnight. Poof. Gone. For one business, this wasn't a bad...
The Art of Website Design: Everything is a Remix
I recently watched Kirby Ferguson's fascinating TED Talk on how "everything is a remix," and it completely changed how I approach website design for...
Local Keyword Research: The Ultimate Guide for Auto Repair Shops
In today's digital landscape, local businesses face unique challenges when it comes to online visibility. While major corporations can throw massive...
Ahryn Scott's Six Pillar Marketing Plan
The very same plan used to implement the digital marketing strategies of Web Video Ad Space clients.

Pillar 1: Audience & Targeting
It's important to know who you're talking directly to, and it turns out there is one clear answer: your target audience. Learn how to identify your target audience's interests so that your message will be heard more clearly through any form of communication, from social media to traditional advertising channels. Then you can create an avatar of your ideal customer by learning what motivates them to purchase.

Pillar 2: Marketing Messages
Learn how to create marketing messages that resonate with your audience and inspire them to take action. You'll also discover effective techniques, so you can close more deals and boost your bottom line. Get the tools you need to create messages that get results and learn how to create a message that resonates with your audience and inspires them to take action.

Pillar 3: Marketing Media
Learn about the different types of digital advertising media available to you. Explore the pros and cons of each type of media and how to choose the right one for your business. Discover how to plan successful Media Planning and Media Buying strategies. This is also where we share our favorite media tactics including lead capture landing pages, Google ads, Facebook ads, and Linkedin Ads.

Pillar 4: Lead Generation
As a business owner, one of your primary goals is to generate leads and convert them into paying customers. There are a number of ways to capture leads, and the most effective method will vary depending on your business and marketing strategy. However, there are some general best practices that apply to all businesses. Plus you'll learn where to store and organize the leads you capture.

Pillar 5: Follow Up
Sales isn't a one-time event. It's a process that begins when you first make contact with a potential customer and continues until they make a purchase. A big part of that process is follow-up. You can send them emails, text messages, or even make outbound calls. The important thing is to find a method that works for you and stick with it. You also need to make sure that your follow-up strategy is designed to keep consumers interested in your company and urge them to buy from you.

Pillar 6: Closing & Conversions
As any business owner knows, traffic is essential for generating sales. But simply having traffic to your website or online store is not enough. You need to be able to convert that traffic into sales in order to be successful. While there are many factors that contribute to a successful online sale, there are a few key things that you can focus on in order to close more sales and increase your conversion rate. You'll learn how to put everything you've learned in the previous pillars into action and create a successful direct marketing strategy!









