Lawn Care Business

March 15th, 2010

My Friend Emil Needs Your Help!

Let me start off by saying I sincerely hope this blog post finds you, your family, and your business doing well.  We’re well into the year 2010 already and I’m sure for many of you the season is beginning to ramp up very quickly.

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November 18th, 2009

Lawn Care Business – 5 Important But Not Urgent Things To Focus On

If you’re familiar with Stephen Covey’s best seller ‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ then you’re familiar with the idea of ‘important but not urgent’. These are the things we can do that help us reach our goals and aspirations but in most cases, they’re not considered urgent.

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October 29th, 2009

How Are You Providing Maximum Value For Your Lawn Care Business Clients?

During times like the difficult economy we find ourselves in the middle of, customers of all types of goods and services become much more demanding of the products and services they spend their money on.  That’s not to say they stop spending money, although many certainly do, but overall consumers as a whole become much more interested in making sure they get maximum value for their money.

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October 6th, 2009

Successfully Marketing Your Lawn Care Business MUST Become A Habit

You’ve heard me talk about this before and I’m sure you’ll hear me say it many times in the future as well.  Basically, marketing MUST be a year round process.  It’s something you need to do every single day to make sure your business grows like you want it to.

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October 1st, 2009

7 Elements To Successfully Marketing Your Lawn Care Business In ANY Economy

As the marketplace continues to shift and adjust to economy, the way people buy products and services shifts and adjust right along with it. And given the roller-coaster ride we’ve been on lately, the marketplace and our clients have shown some pretty erratic behaviors.

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