Email Newsletter Marketing for Landscaping Businesses

Email Newsletter Marketing for Landscaping Businesses

Email Newsletter Marketing for Landscaping Businesses by Debbie Neese A landscaping e-newsletter works best with one seasonal topic, real project photos, and a single action prompt — sent monthly to your existing client list. Keep it under a five-minute read. Even a...
Best Ways to Answer the Business Phone

Best Ways to Answer the Business Phone

By Debbie Neese Business phone etiquette is the set of habits your company uses every time a call comes in: how you greet the caller, what you ask, how you take notes, and how fast you call back. For a landscape business, it’s the first real impression a...
Subject lines that Get Your Attention

Subject lines that Get Your Attention

by Debbie Neese | 14+ years in the green industry Email subject lines for landscaping companies work best when they’re specific, seasonal, and educational — not salesy. Keep them under 50 characters, avoid spam-trigger words like “free” and “clearance,” and time...
Why Email Newsletters Make Cents

Why Email Newsletters Make Cents

A landscaping email newsletter keeps past clients from forgetting about you between projects. Send one a month with a seasonal tip, a project spotlight, and one clear call to action. Consistent, useful newsletters build repeat business and referrals without adding a...
Top Three Ways Your Leads Find A Landscaper

Top Three Ways Your Leads Find A Landscaper

How to Get Landscaping Clients (and Learn What Works) by Debbie Neese, Horticulture Certified | 14+ Years in the Green Industry Most landscaping clients come from three places: referrals, your online presence, and local visibility like trucks and signs. But if you...