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Blue Tree Outdoor Living logo Website design + search

Blue Tree.
A website that helps
sell the work.

Real projects, useful answers and a clearer route to an estimate. See how Blue Tree’s new website became part of the sales conversation.

4 → 8Signed projects · same three CRM sources
August 2025 → August 2026
37 → 146First-page rankings · same 434 keywords
June 15 → September 2, 2026
Jun 10Website launch
2026

Google and AI search booked value: +95.0% year over year.$145,951 in August 2025 → $284,655 in August 2026. Signed work from Google organic search, Google Business Profile and AI Search.
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“I've already recommended Jason to two or three people.”
Jerome Besnard
Sales and Marketing Manager, Blue Tree Outdoor Living
Excerpt from the recorded client testimonial

Pixel-art setting by ROI.LIVE · Decorative illustration

The business behind the work

A 43-year reputation.
A new way to explain the work.

Blue Tree Outdoor Living builds pools, landscapes and hardscapes across Southeastern Pennsylvania. Its website needed to help homeowners understand the company and make a considered project decision.

Blue Tree crew members beside a compact loader.
The peopleThe Blue Tree Outdoor Living crew.
Blue Tree paver patio in Telford with a pergola, dining table and orange Adirondack chairs.
The workTelford patio and landscape renovation. Project photograph supplied by Blue Tree Outdoor Living.
  1. The broader engagement begins.

    ROI.LIVE began the broader marketing engagement. Jason Spencer coordinated the website, search, paid media, lead tracking and reporting.

  2. The new website launches.

    A new way for homeowners to understand Blue Tree and its work.

  3. The site enters the conversation.

    Blue Tree's sales team was hearing customers refer to the site's explanations during conversations about their projects.

Jerome Besnard in his recorded Blue Tree testimonial.
Jerome BesnardSales and Marketing Manager,
Blue Tree Outdoor Living
Recorded testimonial · July 2026
“It was multiple webpages connecting together and giving you the story of the company.”
Read the full quote
“It was not just one webpage. It was multiple webpages connecting together and giving you the story of the company. That's exactly what was missing on the previous website.”
Watch Jérôme’s recommendation
What ROI.LIVE changed

The website and the sales process share the same questions.

21pages brought together
at the June 2026 launch
Show the work. Explain the decision.
Inside the website
  • Real project imagery
  • The people behind Blue Tree
  • Financing information
  • Service-specific routes to an estimate
  1. See the work.

    Real project photography shows the pools, hardscapes and landscapes Blue Tree builds.

  2. Understand the project.

    Service pages explain the process, financing and questions that arise before an estimate.

  3. Start a conversation.

    An estimate request connects the website to Blue Tree’s sales team.

Buyer education

Comparing bids Understanding the process Dealing with township requirements

How the website connects project information with an estimate request.

Search work made the services and locations clearer to search systems. Reporting followed recorded sources into inquiries, estimates and signed projects.

Follow the record

Connect the work to the commercial record.

  1. Recorded source
  2. Inquiry
  3. Estimate
  4. Signed project
What the program costs
  • Google and Meta delivery
  • Agency fees
  • Website investment
beside
What the dashboard recordsBooked work.

Marketing-source results, total company results, projects and customers have distinct definitions.

That gives Blue Tree a basis for its monthly decisions: which sources are producing work, what the program costs and where the next improvement belongs.

The Website

The website helps homeowners understand the work.

The new bluetreelandscaping.com went live in June 2026 with 21 pages built to turn a visitor into an estimate request. Real project photos, financing options with named lenders, the people behind the 43-year company, and service pages for what Blue Tree sells now share one clear path to a quote.

Blue Tree's old website: a dark blue nav over a pool-at-dusk hero photo with the headline Your Full-Service Custom Pool and Landscaping Partners
Before Old site · early 2026
Blue Tree's new website, live June 2026: a photo-led hero with a pool at dusk, sticky nav, and a Request a Free Estimate button
After New site · live June 2026

Planning a service-business website? Explore our website design and development service, then compare scope with the website cost guide.

Blue Tree’s earlier website and the redesign launched June 10, 2026.

Search recorded in the CRM

+95.0% YoYGoogle and AI search booked value.
$145,951 in August 2025 → $284,655 in August 2026

4 → 8signed projects · August 2025 → August 2026

An additional $138,704 in signed work year over year.

August 2026 · Signed work by source

Google organic search

$125,751

Signed contract value · August 2026
5 signed projects

Google Business Profile

$130,811

Signed contract value · August 2026
2 signed projects

AI Search

$28,093

Signed contract value · August 2026
1 signed project

Source: Blue Tree’s CRM, August 2025 and August 2026. Signed contract value from Google organic search, Google Business Profile and AI Search.

What the sales team heard

The website reached
the sales conversation.

Two accounts from Blue Tree.
August 2026. Reported by the people who spoke with the leads.

Chris DiVito of Blue Tree Outdoor Living.
Chris DiVitoPool Designer/Sales
Blue Tree Outdoor Living
From Chris’s emailEmail excerpt
“Teaching how to compare bids, deal with township etc. was hugely helpful”

A new lead had made a point of praising the website’s educational content. Jérôme’s reply identified that lead’s source as ChatGPT.

Read the full quoted passage
“Teaching how to compare bids, deal with township etc. was hugely helpful for them to understand the process and the transparency is really appreciated.”

Chris DiVito, email to Blue Tree’s sales leadership, August 10, 2026. Chris reported the buyer’s feedback; Jérôme Besnard supplied the ChatGPT source in his reply.

A separate account

A backyard plan led to a recommendation.

Jérôme described a homeowner who said ChatGPT had referred her to Blue Tree while she was planning her backyard.

  1. 01Planning a backyardThe homeowner was using ChatGPT.
  2. 02Finding a professionalShe reported a referral to Blue Tree.
  3. 03Hearing it in salesJérôme retold the account at the meeting.

These experiences were reported by Blue Tree’s sales team.

The broader marketing engagement

Read the booked work beside the investment.

The 13 comparable months from August 2025 through August 2026 include $4.16 million in marketing-source booked contracts. This record covers paid media, search, the website and other marketing work.

August 1, 2025-August 31, 2026

$4,156,970Marketing-source
booked contracts
$163,062Recorded ad, agency
and website investment
25.5×Booked value per
dollar invested

Signed contract value before project costs, compared with investment across the whole marketing program.

180marketing-source signed projects

What goes into the investment

  • Ad deliveryGoogle and Meta delivery
  • Agency feesOwner-confirmed fees
  • Website investmentWebsite, branding and accessibility

Exact amounts and how to read the ratio

Exact investment: $163,061.62. Marketing-source booked contracts: $4,156,970.01.

The ratio divides contracts booked in the period by recorded marketing investment in that period. Display totals are rounded.

This compares signed work with investment across the whole marketing program. Some projects began as enquiries in earlier months.

Earlier reports used different CRM histories and windows; their totals are not combined here.

How are customers different from signed projects?

Over the 13 months, Blue Tree recorded 145 new marketing-source customers at $1,124.56 in marketing investment per customer. Customers are counted once, even when they sign multiple projects. Job delivery and internal sales costs are separate.

The Work

The people and projects behind the marketing

Every image comes from Blue Tree's operation in Southeastern PA: crews at work, finished projects, trucks in the field, and community events. Each campaign points buyers toward work Blue Tree has completed.

What an outdoor-business owner can use

Build around the decision your customer has to make.

Blue Tree pool and outdoor living project at dusk in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
Pottstown pool and outdoor living project.
Project photograph supplied by Blue Tree Outdoor Living.
01 Before the estimate

Make the estimate conversation easier to enter.

Comparing bidsTownship requirements

Chris's email names the useful content: comparing bids and understanding township requirements. Start with questions your estimators answer repeatedly, then place those answers beside relevant services and project examples.

Read what the sales team heard
02 Through the sales process

Track what happens after an inquiry.

Keep the source attached as a lead moves to an estimate and signed work. Compare project quality and booked value with the cost of the program.

  1. Inquiry
  2. Estimate
  3. Signed work
Keep the source attached at every stageReview project quality + booked value + program cost
03 Before changing the site

Set the baseline.

Keep with the original report
  • Keyword set
  • Market
  • Measurement method

Preserve the keyword set, market and measurement method. Added keywords expand what you can observe; they do not recreate a missing prelaunch result.

Check the ranking comparison
04 At the next review

Review the business result.

Use signed project value, project mix and marketing investment to decide what to do next.

Read the commercial record
Questions owners ask

What this case can help you assess.

Did the website create all of these results?

The website launched on June 10, 2026 as part of a marketing engagement that began in April 2025. The business results also include search, paid media and other work.

Is the AI Search contract the lead Chris described?

We cannot link the $28,093 AI Search project to those customer accounts. They describe separate experiences reported by Blue Tree’s sales team.

Would this approach fit a hardscaper or pool builder?

Start with the projects you want to sell, the questions buyers ask and your capacity to deliver. We shape the scope around your market, margins and sales process.

What does an ongoing engagement involve?

For this level of SEO, AI-search and website work, discuss an engagement of $5,000 to $15,000 a month over 12 to 24 months. The proposal defines the scope, fee, term, responsibilities and review points. Media, software and approved outside production are separate. The first conversation assesses whether that commitment fits your business.

Three businesses. Three different buying decisions.

Explore the other website transformations.

See how the design changes with the business, from choosing a treatment to planning a backyard project or sending a gift.

Jason Spencer.
Jason SpencerFounder, ROI.LIVE
The next decision

Bring the project mix
you want to grow.

Start with the work you want to sell, the market you serve and the capacity you have to deliver it.

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Discuss your goals, headline numbers and whether SEO, AI search, a website rebuild or a broader engagement fits.

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A client’s recommendationJérôme Besnard
Sales and Marketing Manager
Blue Tree Outdoor Living
“I’ve already recommended Jason
to two or three people.”
Watch the recommendation
Full quoted passage
“So, would I recommend someone? Absolutely. I've already done it. I've already recommended Jason to two or three people.”
Dates and evidence

The record behind the page.

Source recordReporting date
Commercial results Blue Tree's Growth Dashboard
August 2026
Rankings SE Ranking detailed export
September 2Dated ranking observations.
Chris DiVito's email Sales-team email
August 10
Jerome's meeting account Sales-team meeting
August 5
Jerome's recorded testimonial Recorded client interview
July 2026

Results and client feedback are shared with Blue Tree’s permission.