Social media marketing is an essential tool for small business owners working in the professional landscaping industry.
Working in the fresh air is the dream for many. An active job like landscape maintenance gives you the chance to spend more time outdoors and, in general, is good for your health.
Staying one step ahead is the secret to success for most businesses, and those in the landscaping industry are no exception.
Are you looking to hire an extra pair of hands to support your landscaping business with little luck? Like many other industries in Europe, landscaping is facing labour shortages.
Often it might feel like business ownership and burnout come hand in hand, especially during a tough economic climate. For landscapers coming out of the busy summer season, it’s the time of year when those extra hours may be starting to catch up with you – so it’s best to get ahead of a potential burnout before it happens.
Digital marketing has become a pillar for the growth of businesses worldwide, in a variety of industries – and the landscaping industry is no different. The visual nature of landscaping makes social media an ideal tool to market your landscaping business.
Capturing images of your work to advertise your landscaping business to potential customers is no longer a nice to have – it's a necessity. One of the best ways to do this as a landscaping business is by taking great photos and videos that can be shared to your social media, on your business website, or shown to prospective clients.
Landscaping work can be incredibly rewarding. Creating and maintaining attractive, functional spaces for people to enjoy and experience the benefits of time spent outside can be hugely satisfying.
A good workman never blames their tools, as they say – so long as they have the correct ones! We take a look at the most essential tools for landscaping businesses; do you have everything on the list?
The world of marketing can seem overwhelming. Owning a small business, especially in a physically demanding job like landscape maintenance, can make even thinking about a marketing strategy feel exhausting.
When your business relies on valuable equipment to run, it's natural to be worried about theft. The cost of living crisis, which is an issue across Europe, has only heightened these concerns.
Landscape maintenance businesses, like any other business with clients and customers, has to work to manage expectations.
