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Don’t forget about Facebook. I know — some people say:
“I don’t need that.” “I’m using something else.” Maybe you’ve already got a Google Business Profile. Great — keep them. In fact, there are two really good reasons to claim your page right now: 1. It’s free. That combo is rare. If you put even a little effort into your page, it can start showing up in Google search results — (Always a bonus.) But here’s the big mistake I see all the time:Half the lawn businesses out there don’t clearly list their location. If I have to hunt to figure out where you’re based? Let’s be real: not every Facebook lead will be a winner.
…people will contact you. And you will find some gems in the mix. Those few good ones? Want help setting it up?If you’d like me to jump on a Zoom call and walk you through getting your Facebook page sorted, Click here to learn more about joining. I'm happy to help you get it done. Until next time, get out there, mow lawns and have fun Stuart Lawnmowing101 |
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