PPC and digital marketing for self storage companies

Yes. I currently support Pay Less for Storage, a Newcastle-based operator with self storage sites across the North East and North West, mainly with Google Ads. My first self storage client was Beyond Storage, whose nearest facilities to me were in Leicester and Stratford-upon-Avon.

People search for storage close to where they live or work, so each site needs to compete in its own area. That usually means location-led campaigns and ad copy, budgets set by how full each site is, and separating different kinds of demand, such as household storage, business storage and container hire or sales, so each is measured on its own.

Yes. Storage customers often phone before they book, so call tracking matters as much as online quote forms. I set up GA4 and Google Ads conversions for quote requests, calls and bookings, so you can see which campaigns and locations bring in real enquiries rather than just clicks.

Yes. Google Ads lets you target people across the UK who are searching for, or showing interest in, the locations your sites serve, not only people who live nearby. That reaches students arranging storage before term starts or over the summer, and family members or friends elsewhere in the country helping someone move. Ads and landing pages can then speak to those situations directly.

Yes. Alongside PPC I can work on local SEO: a well-kept Google Business Profile for every site, location pages that answer what customers ask about sizes, access and prices, and reviews. Paid search fills gaps quickly while organic visibility builds.

Yes. I work with businesses across the UK, mostly remotely. Beyond Storage, my first storage client, had facilities in the Midlands, and I am based in Rugby, Warwickshire.

I work at £80 per hour, as a one-off project or rolling month to month. Ad spend is paid directly to Google and is separate from management time, with no commission taken on it.