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Newsletters
I tried this thread in commercial lawn care, got no response. So, let's try it again.
We all ponder the importance of keeping our names out there. It is, without a doubt, important to maintain awareness of our companies' names, after all. Have you ever thought about using a newsletter to help spread your company's name and credibility? If so, what sort of ideas have you tossed around when thinking about a newsletter?
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i think coastal had a link called "forms to download" with his forms....good stuff!!!
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Mark, I seem to remember 65hoss (Eric) and GarPa (Gary) sent them out quarterlie...try PMing them maybe.
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I'm not asking for my own purposes just yet. At some point, I will do a newsletter, but not this year.
I'm just trying to get a feel for what most LCOs think of newsletters and, for those that do publish newsletters, what they feel is the true benefit of doing so.
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Hi Mark McC,
Benefits of publishing a newsletter Here is a quote from this site that may be helpful. Quote:
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