Moving Company SEO is for owners of moving and storage companies who want more of the right moves from Google: from the map, from search, from ads and from their own website. The guides here explain how that works, from Google’s own rules, and the form connects you with an agency that can do the work.
What this site is
Moving Company SEO is an independent referral service, not a marketing agency. When you send the form, your details go to an independent marketing agency that prepares any proposal and does any work. The site itself does no SEO, ads or web design, holds no access to your accounts and is not a party to any agreement you make with an agency.
It serves moving companies anywhere in the United States: local movers, long-distance and interstate movers, commercial movers, and moving and storage companies.
The agency that receives your details is independent of this site. It decides what to propose, sets its own terms and does any work you agree to, under an agreement made directly between you and the agency.
What happens when you ask
- You send the form with your company, where you move people and the moves you want more of.
- Your details go to an independent marketing agency that works with movers.
- The agency can look at how your company shows up today, contact you by phone or email, and prepare a written proposal.
- You read it, ask your questions and decide. Asking is free and you never have to hire anyone.
What the guides are built on
The guides on this site quote and link to primary sources, named where they are used:
- Google Business Profile Help, Google’s guidelines for representing a business on Google and Google’s Maps content policy, for the map listing and reviews.
- Google Search Central, for how Search works, the spam policies and Google’s own advice on hiring an SEO.
- Google Ads Help and Local Services Ads Help, for Ad Rank, Quality Score, budgets and Local Services Ads.
- The FTC’s Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) and its Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule (16 CFR Part 465).
- The FMCSA household goods rules (49 CFR Part 375), including the advertising rule for interstate movers.
Google, the FTC and the FMCSA are named only as the source of a rule. This site has no affiliation with, partnership with or endorsement from any of them.
What this site will not tell you
- It will not promise rankings, leads or results. Google says no one can promise a top ranking.
- It will not quote prices. What marketing costs depends on your area, your goals and the proposal you receive.
- It will not rank, rate or review agencies.
- It will not give legal advice. Where a rule matters to your company, ask a lawyer.
The drawn search bar and map on the homepage are an illustration of a local search, not a ranking or a result. The photographs are stock pictures of moving work and do not show any company this site works with.
To ask for a proposal, use the form on the homepage or the contact page.