Flyers do work!

[ACE]

I would like to see some flyers that have received a good response aswell.

thanks

bridgeinc1@aol.com

[SuperDave]

Flyers

Would like to see some of those flyers too. Just pondering at this point whether to start on my own.

[SuperDave]

Oops. Here's the addy:
dbeard@sentell.net

[GrassMaster]

Hello Everybody:

If it's a Good Flyer that gets a Great Response Rate, anything over 2%...

Why not share it with the Forum Members? I'll be glad to put it in the "FREE for your Business Forum", So all the Forum Members may have access to it!

[voyager29307]

Hi all
New to the business as well here in "The Garden City", Augusta,Ga! Have learned a lot from you all!
I too am having a little trouble putting together a flyer. Could someone e-mail some examples that have worked for you?
voyager293072002@yahoo.com

[cjhamlin]

Hello, I too would greatly appreciate any examples of flyers, invoices, etc.

LT_Hamlin@yahoo.com

I have really learned so much from this forum! It is great to talk with business owners who know the ins-and-outs of lawn and landscaping. Thank you.

[justmjc]

Hello, new to the board, but not the business. The flyer method that I am using is this.....

I purchased thousands of clear merchandise 9" x 15" door hanging bags for next to nothing. After locating a cheap online printer cartridge supplier online, I print off thousands of flyers. Not expensive, just a little time consuming. I stuff the bags and hang them on a mailbox hook (below the box) and then drive on. Or, you can hang them on the door. Now the benifit of this is that everyone walking to and driving by the mailbox sees what the flyer states before they can even throw it away. 100% visability, and a full size advertisment for next to nothing, all custom made.

Mike

[patty]

flyers

I am interested in seeing some flyers also.Just starting business....

pattyatk@msn.com

[J&F Lawn Care]

junk mail

Dang u people. Just go to the free for you and your business. They have some examples there. There are so many email addresses on this thread that i could start a series of chain letters that would go on for years.

[bgtymrz23]

I would like to see you guys's flyers, I would love to help you guys and if anyone could help me I would appreciate it too, Im also new in the business and would appreciate any help. Send me your flyer and ill send you a picture of mine.

Emaile me please
Bgtymrz23@sbcglobal.net

[pietrasm5]

Help?

I'm still in college but I've been working for a lawn care service for the past 2 years. It's just me and another guy. I do all the work so I figure I could start my own business. I'm looking to attract new customers and was wonder if anyone had any successful flyer designs, ideas, or programs. I was also wondering how many I could handle. I'm thinking about getting a cub cadet rtz 50 to start and used to working 12 hour days. I think I could mow them once every two weeks, all residential. Any flyer ideas would be greatly appreciated matthew.pietraszewski@umit.maine.edu

[Gomez]

Does anyone have a good source for blank doorhangers, and software to design and print them? I'd like to do some relatively small runs of different ones.
Crawdad

BlanksUSA.com


You can download the template and use word to design and print on your own computer/printer.

[theweedman]

oh boy. stick to subdivisions, you gotta be persistent and put out a crap-load of flyers.

My flyers aren't working. I've put out over 2000 in five days and the only call I received was from mall security telling me not to put anymore flyers out. Should I go door to door in neighborhoods instead of shopping centers,walmarts, etc. I did put out 300 flyers in a nice subdivision and didn't receive any calls. How can I get success out of my flyers?

[Tree Doc]

Newby here!

I'm in a slightly different discipline than most of you as I operate a Tree Service Firm. Those of you having poor success garnering new business with your door hangers might try adding a red ink stamp offering a 10% discount on your initial "cleanup" visit. You need to have something that gets their attention and hooks them. If they have a lawn service already, why do they need you? What can you do for them that there other guy isn't already doing? The discount just might perk their interest if they think they can save a buck so maybe they'll call you and at least give you the opportunity to bid their maintenance. The rest is up to you when you get your foot in their door. You need to be better than the "other guy" and unfortunately in some cases, maybe cheaper, at least initially.

[colorscapesinc]

Examples?

Could you give examples of your most effective fliers?