Garden Design for your Home
A garden design for your home is one of the first impressions guests and a homeowner sees when approaching. Choosing elements in your garden design can make or break your overall appeal from the outside and the inside of your home. Unfortunately, many homeowners wait...
Google Business Profile for Landscaping Companies
You do better work than the guy who keeps showing up above you on Google. You know it. Your clients know it. But when a homeowner searches “landscaper near me” at nine o’clock on a Tuesday night, Google doesn’t know it — because your Google Business Profile for...
Contractor Specials for Spec Homes
As a Landscape Designer, I find all too often that the spec home landscape staging proves to be a bit underwhelming, falling short of the caliber of construction of a spec home. I have found that General Contractors think it will add too much time and...
10 Ways to Communicate Effectively with Landscape Leads
You’re good at what you do. Ask any client who’s watched your crew turn a bare yard into something they’re proud of. But winning the next job — and the referral after that — often comes down to something that has nothing to do with your equipment:...
Gmail Filters for Lawn and Landscape Businesses
Gmail Filters for Lawn and Landscape Businesses: A System That Actually Catches Leads You’re on a job site, phone buzzing with crew texts, and somewhere in your Gmail inbox a new lead is sitting behind eleven newsletters and a fertilizer vendor’s monthly...
Email Management Virtual Assistant for Lawn and Landscape Clients
An email management virtual assistant for lawn and landscape businesses handles your inbox from the first message to the last — catching new leads, answering routine questions about estimates and invoices, and following up before a prospect calls someone else...
Add Terms & Conditions to a Landscape Proposal
Develop a standard set of terms & conditions to include with any job proposal. Adding these terms will save precious time and minimize your liability. In addition, it will clear any misunderstandings while reducing your risk factors. What do you include in your...
How to Write Job Proposals for Landscapers
How to Write a Landscaping Proposal That Wins Jobs Losing a bid to a competitor who simply looked more organized. That’s the story you keep hearing, or maybe you’re the one living it. So, if your job proposals feel rushed, vague, or slapped together...
7 Landscape Proposal Essentials
Include these key parts in your next landscape proposal to win the bid. If you are missing opportunities and haven’t figured out why your closing rate isn’t higher, try these ideas. 1. Use Your Manners The opening and closing of the landscape proposal should express...Download Our Brochure
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