We sit down with the Shed Geek Marketing team and talk plainly about why growth flattens even when demand is real, plus what to fix first so your marketing starts producing measurable shed sales.
We dig into the most common problems we see in shed dealer marketing and shed manufacturer marketing: chasing shiny tactics without a plan, under-using Google Business Profile, not asking for Google reviews, and treating a website like a static business card instead of a lead engine. We also unpack what is happening inside ad accounts across Facebook and Google Ads, why most ads look identical, and how better attribution and faster follow-up can protect your ad spend. If leads are slipping through the cracks, it is not a “bad lead” issue, it is a system issue.
Then we zoom out to the foundation: branding. When your logo, colors, typography, photos, messaging, signage, and website all feel connected, trust rises fast in a crowded shed industry. From there we compare WordPress, DIY builders like Wix and Squarespace, and custom-coded sites, with a clear focus on SEO, flexibility, and long-term ownership. We close with a simple reminder: digital marketing is ongoing, like maintaining a garden, and small updates compound over time.
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This episodes Sponsors:
Studio Sponsor: Shed Pro
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Stryker Hunting Blinds
Cardinal Leasing
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