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Hi When getting new customers for your lawn business, a website is crucial. You want to be front and center when someone searches for your business online. If you're not, it will probably be one of your competitors' ads that they find and call. In the past, many lawn businesses have relied on the free Google websites to do this and have done that job incredibly well. Unfortunately, this is no longer going to be an option. If you run a free Google site with “.business.site” in the site's address like this: https://mowbro-lawns.business.site/, it will no longer exist after the first of March. Starting from March 1st, 2024, Google will discontinue this feature, and the websites created through it will no longer be supported. Instead, customers visiting these websites will be automatically redirected to your business profiles until 10 June 2024, after which they will show as unavailable. We're offering an exclusive opportunity to assist you during this transition period. We have half a dozen professionally designed websites for just $99 annually, ensuring your online presence remains robust and impactful. Additionally, we can help secure a custom domain name for your website at an additional cost of $40 a year. These are how the new sites will look: https://localservices.co.nz/mowbro-lawns/. Furthermore, suppose you'd like to enhance your online visibility. In that case, we can build a Google My Business profile and tell you how to get it showing in Google Search and Google Maps for a one-off payment of $49, allowing you to capitalize on local search opportunities and reach more potential customers effectively. This is a great way to get local customers for free, as shown in this screenshot of our free Google listing for “Gecko Lawns” this morning.
Act now to ensure a seamless transition and maintain your online visibility. Our team is here to support you every step of the way. Take advantage of this opportunity to elevate your online presence and stay ahead of the curve. $99 is an incredibly low price for a website and is only available to the first six signups. If you want to make this happen, let me know, and I will send you a link to purchase, and your site will be live within seven days. Now get out there, mow lawns, grow your business, and have fun. Stuart www.Lawnmowing101.com |
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Hi Reader Firstly, my apologies for missing a week. It's the first time in a couple of years, so I guess that's not too bad. These emails take a while to write, and last weekend was hectic. Today, I'm going to look at everyone's favorite subject. How to get more customers? One way that lawn businesses have been using for years is by putting out flyers. The million-dollar question is… But do they really work? Let's find out... When I started a lawn mowing business in 1987, delivering flyers...
Hi It's been another busy week. Working in the rain the last few days hasn't been much fun. Still, it will do the grass good. The lawns are recovering quite well from the dry spell. Someone in the group asked a good question this week. "Hi guys, with the warmer days ending, how's everyone's balance books looking? Has there been a noticeable difference in the state of the economy? Yes, things will slow down soon, and you will soon get customers asking for longer cut cycles. This will leave...
Hi Reader We just picked up our third van last week. We are trying to keep the business small, but with three of us working part-time and closing on 200 lawns, coordinating was starting to get tricky. There were times when all three of us needed to be on the road simultaneously. We have been as high as five vehicles before, but we were employing staff and didn't want to go down that road again. This time around, it's strictly family. Me arriving home with my new van We like to operate out of...