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Holiday lighting is a short season with a long sales cycle. Our Christmas light website design and marketing gets you found when homeowners start planning, fills the calendar early and brings last year's customers back on their own.

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  • Sites built for installers
  • Requests after every install
  • Higher on Google Maps
The Amplify Ape mascot with colorful string lights draped around his shoulders, holding up the plug
  1. 1
    Your Lights Co. 5.0 (127)
  2. 2
    The Other Elves 4.6 (58)
  3. 3
    Some Holiday Guys 4.3 (31)

The holiday lighting problem

A short season.No room for misses.

You have a few weeks to sell, install and keep everyone happy. Miss the early searches and your calendar fills up with your competitor's customers.

  • The selling window is tiny

    Homeowners book weeks before the first light goes up. If you are invisible in early fall, the season is decided without you.

  • Last year's customers forget

    Your happy customers from last season have no idea who installed their lights by next September, unless you stay visible.

  • It can look like a side hustle

    Premium homeowners want a real company on their roof. Without reviews and a pro site, you look like a guy with a ladder.

  • The off-season goes silent

    Your Google profile sits untouched for nine months, and Google notices. Then it takes weeks to wake back up.

How it works for installers

You flip the switch.We handle the rest.

Works through the rush and the takedown. Your crew never has to stop and ask.

  1. Lights on

    Lines straight, timers set, first lighting done. That moment is when the ask goes out.

  2. While it glows

    A text and email lands while their house is the brightest on the street.

  3. Five stars

    Their glowing review goes up on Google. We reply in your name, even in the middle of the rush.

  4. Next season

    A full year of fresh reviews means early birds find you first, and regulars rebook.

What we build for installers

Holiday lightingmarketing that books early.

Three parts for a seasonal business: a Christmas light website that books installs, Google reviews from every install and a stronger spot on the map, all year. Run them together for the full effect.

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Websitesthat sell

A site that sells the magic: night photos, packages explained simply and an easy way to request a design.

  • Night photo galleries
  • Packages explained simply
  • Design requests from any phone
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02

5‑Starreview engine

Every customer gets asked after the install, while the neighbors are still stopping to look.

  • Asked while the house is glowing
  • One reminder before the rush ends
  • Replies even mid-season
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03

Localvisibility

Your Google profile kept active all year, set up for residential and commercial holiday lighting in every town you serve.

  • Active all year round
  • Fresh night photos and posts
  • A plain-English monthly report
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What an installer site must do

People buying holiday lighting are buying a feeling. A Christmas light website has to show it at night and make booking feel easy.

  • Show it at nightReal photos of your installs lit up. That is the whole sale, so use them everywhere you can.
  • Explain the full serviceDesign, install, maintenance, takedown and storage. Spell out everything included so nobody has to call and ask.
  • Open booking earlyLet people request a design long before the season. Early bookings smooth out your rush.
  • Speak to businesses tooStorefronts, HOAs and offices want displays too. A commercial page opens bigger contracts.
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Straight answers

Holiday lighting questions?

What holiday lighting pros ask before the season. Something else? Ask in the form.

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When should we start marketing for the season?

Well before the first light goes up. Homeowners start searching in early fall, and a profile that stayed active all year is the one Google shows them.

How do we get last year's customers to rebook?

Stay visible. Fresh reviews, an active Google profile and a site that makes rebooking easy keep your name in front of them when they start planning.

What do we do in the off-season?

Keep your profile alive with posts and photos, and keep collecting reviews from any off-season work. It means you are not starting cold every fall.

Can you help us win commercial displays?

Yes. A dedicated commercial page, photos of larger installs and reviews from business owners make you the safe pick for storefronts and HOAs.

Do our crews have to ask for reviews?

No. The request goes out after the first lighting, even in the middle of the rush when nobody has time to think about it.

Word on the street

Lit up.Talked up.

  • Google review

    “Last year's customers rebooked before we even reached out. The reviews from last season did the selling.”

    Megan T.Holiday lighting · Scottsdale, AZ
  • Google review

    “Night photos and five-star reviews on the same page. That's what gets the big houses to call.”

    Rick B.Holiday lighting company · Roseville, CA

Your free game plan

Ready to own the season?

Your free game plan shows you:

  • Where you show up on Google Maps for holiday lighting
  • How your reviews compare to the top installers near you
  • What your website needs to book earlier in the fall
  • A plan to book up before the rush starts

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