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    What do you guys and gals think of this for an ad? It can only have 18-22 letters per line and be a maximum of 4 lines.

    J&M Lawn Care. Spring
    Cleanup. Fifth cut FREE
    Call now spots are
    Filling fast. 634-5735 Help needed ASAP!!!



    Thanks!!
    jay

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    Spring has almost sprung!! Is your Home, Business, or Deck covered in green, black or maybe brown slippery slime? Would you like your lawn to stay perfectly maintained all year so you can do what you need to do? We offer the best rates around. Call us for Free estimates & Business discounts at 631-9943 or E-mail:A.Affordable@verizon.net

    We just submited ours today.

    I was not even thinking about doing the free mowing. That seems like it would be a good calling to people.

    Donny
    Thank-You!
    Donny & Cynthia Moore
    A Affordable Lawn care & Pressure cleaning

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      My ad starts next wednesday and runs in 3 weekly suburban papers for 4 weeks. Its 4"x4" and total circulation is 240,000. I have never promoted this strongly and dont really khow what to excpect. The total cost was only $550 so i took it. Two of the suburbs im hitting are ranked in the top 5 in wealth in this area.
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        <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by grassmoneymaker</i>
        <br />What do you guys and gals think of this for an ad? It can only have 18-22 letters per line and be a maximum of 4 lines.

        J&M Lawn Care. Spring
        Cleanup. Fifth cut FREE
        Call now spots are
        Filling fast. 634-5735 Help needed ASAP!!!

        Thanks!!
        <hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">

        <center><font size="2"><b>J&M Lawn Care</b></font id="size2">
        <font size="1">Spring Clean-ups & Mowing
        Free Estimates Licensed Insured</font id="size1">
        <font size="2"><b>634-5735</b></font id="size2"></center>

        If this doesn't fit, take out Licensed. Remove the "s" in clean-ups and the "&" if you need to.

        You are wasting a lot of space by using "Call now spots are filling fast." Short, simple, sweet is the key combonation. If you are doing 5th mow free, make a flyer up describing your promotion. Hand it to the customer with the estimate to pursuade them to choose you. This way you weed out all of the people that want something for nothing. Percise ads are a must, don't make them wordy just get to the point. Name, services, Free estimates Licensed Insured, Phone #. Thats all you need. Make your name and number stick out by being bold and larger than the rest of your ad.
        “veni, vidi, vici.”

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          Thanks everyone.... CCLS I must say that you are a huge help for me!! []
          jay

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