Which Strategies Are Really Working in Landscape Sales and Marketing Right Now? Find Out Oct. 26 at Our 4th Annual Landscaper’s Summit!
At our fourth annual Landscaper’s Summit, you’ll score valuable advice from our expert guest speakers and sit in on a “What’s Working Now” competition between your fellow landscapers. They’ll present their most successful business ideas and vie to win your vote. You’ll also learn which sales and marketing strategies are working for landscapers RIGHT NOW and how your sales close rate stacks up against your competition! These brand-new industry insights come from our 2023 Snow & Landscape Sales Survey. This data is ONLY AVAILABLE at the Landscaper’s Summit — you can’t get it anywhere else before Oct. 26. Attend this summit, and we guarantee you’ll get at least one takeaway worth 10 times the price of admission. If not, Ramblin Jackson CEO Jack Jostes will personally refund your ticket and donate $100 to your favorite nonprofit. That’s a 100% satisfaction guarantee or your money back — with interest! • You’ve never settled for the status quo and want fresh ideas to challenge you. • You’re sick of your employees relying on YOU to fix all their problems and want to train more proactive problem-solvers. • You’re excited to scale your business quickly, but aren’t sure which metrics to track to help you achieve your goals. • You want to up your social media game and learn exactly where, what, and how to post to get results. • You want your marketing to work for you and deliver quality leads predictably and cost‑effectively — freeing up your time to do the things you love. • You enjoy seeing successful business people compete with each other. THIS ONE-DAY VIRTUAL WORKSHOP IS FOR YOU IF …
So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to invest in yourself and your business. In a single day, you’ll learn how to dial in your marketing, boost your business growth, and achieve the lifestyle you deserve.
Visit LandscaperSummit.com or scan the QR code to register now!
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