This is Steven Werner, CEO and Founder at Lawn Buddy. Here’s the story of how Lawn Buddy came to be.

According to local Search Engine Optimization statistics, 86% of people rely on the internet to find local businesses, and 97% of consumers check a company’s online presence before deciding to visit them. This is all to say, your online presence is often the first impression your potential customers will have of your business. In order for your business to grow and for potential clients to find you, it is essential to build your online presence to get ahead. 

Advertising with Google can be daunting. Luckily, Google has made it possible for every entrepreneur to use their Ads platform to grow their business. 

Advertising can be easier than you'd think. With various social media platforms and search engine capabilities, your opportunities are endless. You just need to know where to start. So, let’s start with the social media platforms currently dominating the advertising industry: Facebook and Instagram. With these 2 platforms, you’ll get the most bang for your buck - with the least amount of effort.

Lawn care providers that use bid management software not only bring order to chaos but also invite the opportunity to get ahead of the competition and come out as the victor on a bid day.

From crew scheduling to crew tracking, Lawn Buddy helps you optimize your operational efficiency, streamline essential collaboration, and provide your customers with quality customer service. Our software is simple to use for you, your crews, and your office staff. 

As your business grows and expands and you begin to hire new crews and office staff - communication becomes difficult. Keeping track of who’s assigned to what job, at what time, and what services are provided become chaotic, and accepted jobs are lost as schedules become muddled and unorganized. This is why you need a system that helps you manage your employees.

While digital marketing for your business is important, offline advertising can be just as effective. Attending local events, gatherings, or additional activities can present you with a chance to meet community leaders and introduce your business to community members. Bring your business cards, and wear your logo proudly!

Printing invoices and collecting cash is a way of the past. According to Business News Daily, “Businesses that do not accept plastic miss out on approximately $7,000 in sales annually.” The new wave is here, and to keep ahead of the competition, having a comfortable, new way to pay increases your potential customer base and t satisfies your current customers..

The temperature has fallen, windshields are frozen over, and you’re wondering what to do to keep your business earning big in the winter months. We’ve got you covered. Check out these 4 quick and easy tips you can implement today to get back in business over the winter. It’s time to break out your gloves, boots, and flannels… Let’s get to work!