Marketing services for the Burquitlam–Lougheed corridor

Two-city local SEO

Pick this first if most of your work comes from people searching on their phones for a trade "near me". It is the foundation for almost every corridor business.

Local SEO here has an unusual wrinkle. Your Google Business Profile lists one city, but your customers live on both sides of North Road, split between Burnaby and Coquitlam. Done badly, you show up well on one side and barely at all on the other. Our two-city local SEO service sets your service areas, pages and review requests so both sides of the corridor see you.

Skip it for now if you have no capacity for more calls. Rankings take months to build and are wasted if nobody answers.

Corridor-fenced Google Ads

Pick this if you need calls this month, or if you're entering the corridor from elsewhere and have no reviews yet. Ads buy you time while slower channels mature.

The risk with ads in a dense area is paying for clicks from places you would never drive to at 5 p.m. Our corridor-fenced Google Ads are drawn around the stations and streets your crew can reach, and each campaign has a written cost-per-lead ceiling based on your job value.

Skip it if you can't say what an average job is worth. We'll help you work that out first, because without it nobody can tell whether the ads are profitable.

Move-in marketing for new towers

Pick this if your trade is something a new resident needs in their first year: cleaning, painting, handyman work, locksmithing, minor electrical, blinds, moving or storage. The corridor's towers deliver hundreds of new households at a time.

The window is short. Owners choose their regular trades in the first months, then rarely switch. Our move-in marketing service maps completion timing, prepares building-specific pages and runs short, focused campaigns around each handover.

Skip it if your work is mostly large renovations on older detached houses. New suites rarely need those for years.

Strata and property-manager vendor marketing

Pick this if you can do repeat, scheduled or emergency work for whole buildings: plumbing, electrical, cleaning, landscaping, painting, pest control, waterproofing, door and access systems. One strata relationship can be worth more than fifty individual homeowners.

Selling to a strata council or a management company is a slow, credibility-driven process, quite different from selling to a homeowner. Our strata vendor marketing service builds the proof pack, the follow-up rhythm and the online presence a manager checks before they add you to a vendor list.

Skip it if you can't respond after hours or carry the insurance and paperwork buildings ask for. A manager will drop you after one missed call.

Websites for corridor businesses

Pick this if your current site is slow, generic or hard to use on a phone, or if you don't have one. Every other service sends people somewhere, and that somewhere has to convert.

Our corridor websites are built around real corridor places, plain pricing guidance where you can give it, and one obvious next step: call, text or email. We don't add booking widgets or chatbots that hide your phone number.

Skip it if your site already loads in under three seconds on a phone, names the areas you serve and gets calls. Spend the money elsewhere.

A simple way to choose

Prices for each combination sit under the Trades.Agency plans on our pricing page. If you'd like a second view before deciding, the guides cover the corridor's planning and listing issues in more depth, and the FAQ handles the usual questions about contracts and ownership.