Whether you're starting or already running a lawn mowing business, you need to have a plan. This may seem like a daunting task, but I'm here to help.

Here's a simple 9-step process for writing a winning business plan:

1. Define your business and target market.
2. Do your research by getting quotes from competitors and seeing what they do well (and what they don't).
3. Set goals and objectives, like bringing on a couple of new customers a week.
4. Write an outline of how you would like to operate your business.
5. Describe your products and services, and test different offerings to see what you enjoy and what's profitable.
6. Create a marketing plan using Google Maps, Google Ads, flyers, and vehicle signage.
7. Outline your financial projections with a simple cash flow statement. (You can find that in the free group: www.mow101.com)
8. Develop an operations plan for the day-to-day running of your business.
9. Review and revise as needed because your plan should grow with your business.

Sounds straightforward, right?

Here's the problem...Most lawn care guys skip the planning stage.

They wing it and hope for the best.

• Set vague goals like "get more customers" without tracking progress.
• Don't know if marketing is working because they're not measuring.
• Forget to follow up on quotes.
• Lose track of which customers paid.

The 9-step plan is great... But you need systems to actually execute it.

Software tracks your goals automatically. Are you bringing on 2 customers a week? It manages your operations like quotes, scheduling, and payments. Shows your financial projections in real-time.

For $29 a month, you get the system that makes your business plan actually work instead of gathering dust in a drawer.

So if you want to turn your business plan into a system that actually runs your business...

​Check it out today​

Stuart

P.S. If you're stuck, just reach out. I'm always happy to help.