Turf's Up Radio | Tip of the Week

Visit Darren and the Gang this October 20th thru the 22nd at the GIE Plus Expo near the food court. Be sure to get your picture taken with Darren in the Time Machine! See you there!

Joe says give GreenMark Coaching services a try! Visit or call Steve Cohen Steven Cohen GreenMark Consulting Group Phone: 610-905-3637 Email: SCohen@GreenMarkGroup.com www.greenmarkgroup.com

When you incorporate a small amount of exercise in your daily routine, you can see massive benefits.

Correcting your posture has massive benefit when it comes to relieving pain all over your body.

Take this tip and save your company thousands in money and hours in time.

Lawn stripes are great, but what you should really be focused on is the business side of your business. Once you learn how to bid profitably and professionally, the stripes will take care of themselves.

The power of "no" can change your business. When you don't take every job for every customer, your company will become more niche and you can charge more for your niche service.

When you are running your lawn and landscape business, you need to pick a lane. Your lane is what you specialize in, your niche, and much more.

Your professional image can help set you apart from the competition.

There are many ways to keep your lawn and landscape business' image professional and a simple way is to keep your truck clean!

Policy Manual

This tip of the week discusses the social media platforms used for commercial and residential clients.

This is Eric Jones the Turf Teacher with your Turf’s Up Radio Tip of the Week. When deciding on which business entity to form for your green industry business it is wise to consult with your attorney and certified public accountant. Discuss with them your short term and long term goals as well as your exit strategies to get the best advice on which entity is right for you. This is Eric Jones the Turf Teacher with your Turf’s Up Radio Tip of the Week.

This is Eric Jones the Turf Teacher with your Turf’s Up Radio Tip of the Week. Incorporating your green industry business will give your company its own separate legal entity. This will provide limited liability for you as the owner and give unlimited life to the business. It also provides availability of capital resources and ease of transferring ownership through the sale of stock. This is Eric Jones the Turf Teacher with your Turf’s Up Radio Tip of the Week.

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Wayne Volz of Profits Unlimited reminds us that "the image we reflect is the success we should expect"