My 4 Favorite Things About Door Hangers for Service Businesses

[@bymilliebphotography8249]

I'm not in landscaping or lawn care, but I am going to try this system out. Like you mentioned social media can get expensive and it's also very crowded with people selling. It seems like some of this old-fashioned marketing can now be seen above all the tech noise. Thanks for sharing!! Love the video & content. Thumbs up & saved!

[@RickiKeith]

Social media and digital marketing are over saturated. Direct marketing is the most effective bang for the buck for service businesses. Rock it. I love in Florida as well.

[@husseinhashem485]

How do you track the crew and make sure they actually hang those door hangers?

[@Nathanlunn]

Hey man, I really appreciate you making these kind of videos, I run a small eavestrough (gutters) business and this is super helpful. We’re trying to work on a lot of houses in the same area because we see referrals on the same street a lot, any suggestions on doing this strategy with job signs on customer’s boulevards?

[@aetiffany]

great stuff! thanks

[@JacobGodar]

Your welcome. Have a kick as 2023!

[@blackbeardlawncare7811]

How often do you do the same route for door hangers? Do you do the 5-around every week?

[@JacobGodar]

We love hitting them multiple times but no not every week. We have the mow crews do them every month or so. The teams that really put them out are the landscape teams. They have a excite person dedicated to it.

[@aaronelliottyt]

🔥🔥🔥

[@ahippiecowboy]

you talk about getting away from the door hangers with holes and moving to the full size ones...which are? what size? are the post cards technically? are they 8x11 are they 6x11? give no information on this at all.

[@JacobGodar]

They can be standard size or bigger. Either way you get more room for copy

[@11ccom]

Amelia Earhart