SPRING- CLEANING YOUR ONLINE PERSONA POLISH YOUR PROFILE
Spring is upon us, and so is spring-cleaning. This year, do more than just dust the house: Polish your online presence. Many landscaping companies forget to update their websites, but most clients will find you online in 2024. So, here are a few things you can do to “tidy up” and create a more welcoming website! Correct Prices Prices have changed dramatically over the past few years: Inflation, wages, and material costs have all gone up. Your prices likely increased in response, which may not be reflected on your website. If a client calls you expecting one price, giving them a higher price makes your company seem untrustworthy. And when you change your prices, clarify why prices have changed. You can also offer financial plans to alleviate costs and stave off negative feedback. Respond to Reviews If you haven’t responded to reviews recently, do it. This is vital, especially if you receive a bad review. If you can compensate for a poor customer experience or politely explain the situation
to readers, you may save a lost sale. Our Tree of Good Fortune video and audio series thoroughly covers these reviews. Update Services Have you stopped providing a service? Have you added a service? Scrub anything that you no longer do, and add your new offerings. Make sure discontinued services are not listed on your website or social media. If old photos show your company doing it, take those off, too. You don’t want to mislead any potential clients. Don’t forget to add photos and info about any of your new services, too! Recruit Competitively Finding the best employees is challenging, as the job force has changed tremendously. Many newcomers and veterans of the industry expect higher wages and benefits since the cost of living has increased. If you’re looking for employees online, check competitors’ job postings to ensure you offer competitive rates. In addition, you should reread your postings and revise them to attract high- quality candidates.
Navigating the World of Digital Wallets APPLE PAY LATER USHERS IN A NEW ERA
Privacy, Security, and a Top Banking Partner In today’s digital age, privacy and security are paramount. Apple Pay Later is crafted with these concerns in mind, ensuring user data remains protected. Goldman Sachs is the official loan issuer. Apple Pay Later could be a beacon of financial flexibility and user empowerment. It’s more than just a payment method; it’s a smart spending tool that aligns with the contemporary consumer’s lifestyle. Apple Pay Later is paving the way for a more informed, secure, and flexible approach to personal finance, making it an indispensable tool in the consumer tech arsenal. Does your landscape company accept Apple Pay? Venmo? How easy is it to pay your company?
In the dynamic world of digital finance, Apple Pay Later could be a game-changer, offering an innovative solution for consumers seeking convenience and financial control. Apple Pay Later joins a crowded marketplace of “buy now, pay later” apps like Klarna, Sezzle, Affirm, and PayPal’s Pay in 4 program, all of which have varying payment schedules; some require a minimum and maximum purchase amount and other restrictions. The Convenience of Deferred Payments At its core, Apple Pay Later provides a simple yet powerful feature: the ability to split purchases into four equal payments over six weeks with zero fees or interest. This approach aligns with the needs of modern consumers who need budget-friendly solutions to maximize their resources. Whether shopping online or in-app, Apple Pay Later integrates seamlessly and works for purchases between $50–$1,000 (using a
debit card connected to Apple Wallet, not a credit card) on iPhones and iPads. Because you don’t need additional apps or passwords at checkout, it’s straightforward to use. Even better? Engaging the app initiates only a “soft check” on your credit, so it doesn’t impact your credit score. Smart Budget Management Beyond its convenience, Apple Pay Later is designed to promote responsible spending. Before committing to a purchase, users can view their upcoming payments, providing a transparent snapshot of their financial commitments. This feature, coupled with options for manual or automatic payments, enhances a user’s ability to decide how the purchase could affect their budget. Also, timely alerts and reminders for payments due ensure users stay on track and avoid financial surprises. At this time, Apple Pay Later has no plan to charge fees for late payments.
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