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Landscape design and construction

Poynter Landscape

A visual, mobile-first website and connected marketing program for a landscape company serving homeowners across its local market.

  • Web design
  • Local SEO
  • Paid search
Landscaped pool and pool house featured in the Poynter Landscape case study

The starting point

The challenge.

Industry
Landscape design and construction
Project focus
Portfolio, local search, and leads

Poynter Landscape wanted an online presence that matched the quality of its landscape work. Based in St. Louis, the company needed to showcase premium projects and connect with homeowners in the neighborhoods it wanted to reach, without sacrificing the usability of the website.

Rich project photography was central to telling the story, but the site also needed to load quickly and guide visitors toward services and enquiry points. The broader challenge was to make the website work alongside local search and advertising instead of leaving it as a standalone portfolio.

Aerial photograph of a landscaped residential property from the Poynter Landscape case study
Project photography presents the scale and detail of the landscape work.

The work

The approach.

  • Let the work lead

    Project photography established the quality and character of the company’s work. A mobile-first design balanced visual presentation with clear services, useful navigation, and straightforward next steps for prospective customers.
  • Build a local search foundation

    Content, backlinks, and geographically focused SEO supported discovery across the service area. An informative blog and local targeting connected the website with the landscaping terms and services potential clients were searching for.
  • Connect campaigns to enquiries

    Local Google Ads complemented organic search activity. Custom lead reporting helped the company understand which channels generated enquiries, while ongoing support and maintenance kept the website dependable across devices and browsers.

The result

The difference.

Poynter Landscape gained a digital presentation built around the same quality visitors would expect from its finished projects. The portfolio, search strategy, advertising, and lead reporting worked together rather than compete for attention. Clearer visibility into enquiry sources also supported decisions about marketing spend, while ongoing site support kept the experience usable as the company continued promoting its services.
  • A photo-led project portfolio
  • Service-area search coverage
  • Channel-specific lead reporting

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