How much should a Cumming landscaper spend on marketing?
The hidden cost of doing zero paid marketing for a Cumming landscaper isn’t zero — it’s $340,000 in lifetime client value walking straight to the competito…
How much should a Johns Creek landscaper actually spend on marketing?
The landscaping industry says spend 5% of revenue. In Johns Creek, the real number is closer to 9.4% — and the contractors following the 5% rule are the sa…
How much should a Marietta landscaper actually spend on marketing?
I’ll tell you what most agencies won’t admit: the right number isn’t a flat dollar figure. It’s a percentage that changes depending on whether you’re chasi…
How much should a Roswell landscaper actually spend on marketing?
The hidden cost of running zero paid marketing for a Roswell landscaper isn’t zero — it’s $290,000 in lifetime client value walking to the competitor whose…
How Much Should an Alpharetta Landscaper Spend on Marketing?
The hidden cost of running zero paid marketing for an Alpharetta landscaper isn’t zero — it’s $380,000 in lifetime client value walking straight to the com…
Why Milton Landscapers Are Losing Jobs to Competitors with Better Websites
$47,300. That’s the average landscaping contract a Freemanville Road estate owner places — and most Milton landscapers are losing it to a competitor with a…
Why Smyrna landscapers are losing jobs to competitors with better websites.
A landscaping company in Cumberland spent $0 on ads last year and still booked $890,000 in jobs — all because their website converted 9.2% of visitors whil…
A Duluth landscaper lost four quotes in a row to a competitor he knew did inferior work.
Thirteen years of experience serving the Pleasant Hill Road corridor. Work that speaks for itself — when anyone actually sees it. The problem wasn’t his sk…
He lost five bids to a competitor with half his crew size.
A landscaper working the Hamilton Mill corridor called us last spring after losing five bids in a row to a competitor whose crew he knew was half the size …
He Called Us After Losing His Third Quote in a Row to a Competitor He Knew Did Worse Work
A landscaper working the Olde Atlanta Club area had 11 years of experience, a full crew, and a great reputation. But his website showed six blurry photos a…
