Gardeners: fill your rounds before the grass starts growing.
Toflin builds websites, runs Facebook and Instagram and gets Google reviews coming in for gardeners and garden maintenance businesses across Lanarkshire.
How customers pick gardeners
Garden maintenance is regular work, which is the best kind. The trick is filling your rounds in spring so you’ve got steady customers all summer, and keeping enough winter work to get through.
Customers look for someone reliable, local and fair. Your page needs to show tidy gardens, explain what’s included in a regular visit, and make it easy to get in touch.
What your website and Google profile need
- What you offer: grass cutting, hedges, tidy-ups, regular maintenance
- How regular visits work and roughly what they cost
- The streets and areas on your rounds
- Winter services, if you offer them
- Reviews
What to post
- Overgrown garden to tidy garden
- Hedges cut back, before and after
- Seasonal reminders: first cut, autumn tidy, hedge season
- Your round filling up: ‘two spaces left in Carluke’
Or send me the photos and I’ll do it. That’s what the social media plans are for.
What I do for businesses
Straight answers.
When should I start marketing for the season?
February and March. Folk start thinking about the garden as soon as the clocks change.
Should I say which areas I cover?
Yes, by name. Gardeners need tight rounds to make money. Only advertise where you want to work.
Can Facebook ads fill my round?
They can help, aimed at the towns on your round. Start with your Google profile and reviews first.
Do you charge per lead or take a cut of my jobs?
No. No lead fees and no commission. You pay a set price, and every price is published on the pricing page.
Ready when you are.
Call, message or book a chat. If I’m not the right fit, I’ll tell you.