Lawn Care Business Card Template
A business card in this trade is not a networking accessory. It is what you leave with the neighbor who came out to ask what you charge while you were working, and that person is the cheapest lead you will ever get. So it has to answer their question without them having to ring you.
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What yours needs to cover
- ✓ The five things that must be on the front, and nothing else
- ✓ What to put on the back, which is the half most cards waste
- ✓ The service area line that stops calls from forty minutes away
- ✓ Guidance on listing services without printing a price you will outgrow
- ✓ The finish and weight worth paying for, since these live in glove boxes
How to use it
- Put the phone number in the largest type on the card after your business name.
- Name the neighborhoods you serve, so the wrong callers rule themselves out.
- Use the back for the three services people actually ask for.
- Carry them on the truck, not at home, because you need one at the moment somebody asks.
Lawn Care Business Card Template FAQs
What should a lawn care business card include?
Your business name, your phone number, the service area, two or three services, and one way to see your work. That is enough. A card with an address, a fax line and five services is a card nobody reads.
Should I put prices on it?
No. A printed price is either wrong within a season or anchors you to your cheapest job. A "from" price is safer, but the honest answer is that price belongs in a conversation after you have seen the property.
Are business cards still worth it?
For this trade, yes, because the handover is physical. Somebody walks up while you are working and you need to leave something in their hand. That is a different job from a website and it is not replaced by one.
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