Posts tagged social media

I Want To Mow Your Lawn, Inc. is a non-profit organization that recruits landscaping professionals to provide no-cost, tip-free and socially-distanced lawn mowing and other …

How do you use the potentially slow time between December through February? If you have a snow removal service, you’re busy with the white side …

  Today’s homeowner is looking for a high level of customer service and technology can help. According to a study by PwC, 86% of today’s …

Although providing high quality work is a must, any lawn care business owner can attest that delivering great work and staying on budget is not …

Most bosses would be less than pleased with an employee who hangs out at the zoo in a lawn chair all day, posting on social …

By Jake Hundley From the Spring 2019 Issue Does this sound familiar? “Hey John, we won’t be continuing lawn services with you. We’ve found someone …

By Jake Hundley  As 2018 winds down and we move into the new year, it’s time to start thinking about taxes, winter services, new equipment upgrades… …

Social media can be a valuable tool — if you’re using it properly.

One of the most valuable functions of social media is that it opens the door to an ongoing dialogue with your customers. On Facebook, for …

When it comes to what you post — that’s where a lot of folks go wrong. As Diller mentioned, landscape contractors often just re-post content …

There’s no magic bullet for solving the worsening labor problem in the U.S., no single fix that you can rely upon to fill your rosters …

As a Generation X kid, I remember my first pair of Bugle Boy jeans. The zipper pockets and elastic around the ankles made me pretty …

Five landscape company posts that may change your mind about starting your own blog.

Use these tips to help your business with digital marketing strategies.