Feedback on The Blueprint
Feedback on The Blueprint
Thank you for taking the time to call by with your feedback.
I hope you got a lot out of The Blueprint.
Also I hope that you will NOW take massive action to move closer to your goal of owning and running your own Lawn and Garden Business.
Please let us know what you got out of The Blueprint by leaving a Comment in the Comment box at this link.
Also could you please pass on The Blueprint onto to your friends and colleagues.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks for calling by,
Gerry
Great read as I’m half thinking of leaving a secure job to start my own round gives some great ideas and a better understanding thanks.
By Brett Anderson on May 11, 2010
I’m glad you got a lot out of The Blueprint, and I’m pleased for you Brett! Let us know when you make the move to your own business!
By Gerry @ YourLawnAndGarden on May 12, 2010
Hi Gerry,
Thanks for the "Blueprint"…effectively what you have provided is a ready to go Business Plan.
Clearly your experience in the industry shows through and you should be commended for your willingness to share with others.
For those that are serious about being successful in the "Lawn and Garden" business then joining your ongoing support program should be a no brainer!
I will be introducing some of your proven tips into my operation and I will keep you posted on my progress.
Cheers
Kevin
By Kevin on May 13, 2010
Wow, Kevin, thanks for the endorsement!
The new Membership Club (the doors are now open!) is taking it’s first 10 members with the 1st month free, and you still get to activate the 100% Money Back Guarantee for the first 3 months. It’s a No Brainer! We will close the doors at the first 10 join-ups – later to be re-opened when our on-going support program is fully operational.
Thanks again Kevin for your feedback!
By Gerry @ YourLawnAndGarden on May 13, 2010
Thank you in advance on your reply. I am a painter and decorater sub-contractor for many years I have been thinking of going into the lawn care business. I have a burning desire, at this point in time I am doing a lot of research into the industry. Gerry I have a lot of questions to ask you, could I write it down on paper and send it to you, rather then e-mailing it to you. At e-mail I am slow at it. I hope to hear from you soon. Thank-you Mark Mlinaric.
By mark mlinaric on Jun 9, 2010
Mark, I know it’s a big decision change after a long time in one area, I suppose you get comfortable with what you know, and sometimes we have to step out of the comfort zone to move forward.
Mark, it is better for me and the office here if you could communicate by the FeedBack page or at worst email with any concerns you have. Thanks, Gerry
By Gerry @ YourLawnAndGarden on Jun 9, 2010
Thanks for replying, I will send each day a bit of questions that I would like to be answered. I have been looking into jims/vip/marks and others mowing co. I have read on your Blueprint info and other people that I have met not to buy into this. To start with my questions -what would I need to start to get into this industry tools/vehicle, I at present have a LWB Toyota van on lease ? Is it a 5 or 6 days work?Lawnmowing vs garden makeover or both or do just one thing? Where do you get rid of the waste and how much would it cost to do so? To be continued – thank you
By mark mlinaric on Jun 10, 2010
Mark, thanks for your enquiry. I will keep this brief, and if I don’t answer some questions it maybe because it is going to be covered in future posts to this website.
Your questions are:
1. What would I need to start to get into this industry tools/vehicle, I at present have a LWB Toyota van on lease?
2. Is it a 5 or 6 day a week operation?
3. Lawnmowing vs garden makeover or both or do just one thing?
4. Where do you get rid of the waste and how much would it cost to do so?
My answers are:
1. The answer to this is at http://www.yourlawnandgarden.com/2010/06/14/how-to-start-a-lawn-mowing-business-with-almost-zero-risk-to-you/
2. Your lawn mowing and gardening business can be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 days a week. The beauty of the Blueprint is I am trying to encourage contractors to Work less and Earn more! You do this by doing Garden Makeovers. The money is in Garden Makeovers. To answer your question, if it was me I would work as little as possible for maximum gain.
3. Garden Makeovers are the way to go, and on the way you will pick up the occasional Lawn Mowing customer, but only if they are worth doing.
4. In regard to waste removal, this is factored into your Garden Makeover quote. With lawn clippings, tell (not ask) your customers that you will dump their lawn clippings in their own Green Waste bin.
Mark, I hope this helps!
By Gerry @ YourLawnAndGarden on Jun 22, 2010
hi
thanks for all the information you provided i am still in the early stages of thinking about a lawn and garden business, good information like yours is hard to find in any industry
thanks
david
By david on Aug 9, 2010
David, thanks for the positive comment, I hope you do well in your endeavours.
Stay with us for the 13 week Contractor Challenge – It’s a bit like a Contractor’s Bootcamp except online.
Thanks, Gerry
By Gerry @ YourLawnAndGarden on Aug 10, 2010