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Landscaping marketing across the US

Christian Olson runs landscaping and lawn care marketing as one plan, $997 a month per location. It puts your company on Google Maps, keeps your Google profile and reviews working, builds a website that books, and answers the calls you miss while you're mowing. One lead list, paid ads and social media come with it.

There's no contract, no setup fee, and no leads sold to five other lawn companies. Everything is live within 7 days of your approval, or you get your money back.

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Two-man lawn crew mowing and trimming the front lawn of a brick home
A two-man crew on a front lawn. The next mowing quote request should come straight to you, not through a lead seller.

What landscapers say about lead sellers and agenciesFour complaints lawn and landscape owners post on LawnSite, the trade's main forum, one that homeowners post on Reddit, and how lawn care marketing should answer each.

Lawn care worker on a zero-turn mower cutting stripes in a large backyard
On a zero-turn mower all afternoon, you won't hear the phone. That's when a homeowner calls the next landscaper on the list.
  1. Price shoppers from the lead sites

    What landscapers say"On this site I seem to find the price shoppers."A lawn and landscape owner on LawnSite, about HomeAdvisor, Angi and Thumbtack

    How the plan answers itThe plan sells you no leads. Your lead list holds only the calls, texts and forms that reach your own Google profile, website and ads, and nobody sells the same request to four other lawn companies.

  2. Lead credits spent on leads that go nowhere

    What landscapers say"Angi will suck your account dry with worthless leads in most instances. Better to spend that money on legit ads."A landscaper on LawnSite, December 2022

    How the plan answers itYou pay one flat $997 a month per location, never a fee per lead, so a week of bad requests can't drain an account. Paid ads are part of the plan, and every click lands on a page built to book.

  3. 21 quotes sent, one install won

    What landscapers say"Of the 21 'quotes' I sent I got 1 new install and 2 Winter B/Os."A lawn and landscape owner on LawnSite, about paid lead sites

    How the plan answers itEvery quote request sits on one lead list with where it came from, and follow-ups go out to the ones that go quiet. Your monthly report shows your calls, texts, leads and map rank, so you can see where your jobs come from.

  4. A platform that changes its pricing on you

    What landscapers say"I had a lot of success with Thumbtack until they changed their whole quoting/pricing model to a complete abomination."A lawn care owner on LawnSite

    How the plan answers itThe rate you start at is locked for life, with no contract and no setup fee. You can cancel any month, so one month at $997 is the most you can ever risk.

  5. Homeowners say landscapers never call back

    What homeowners say"I'm running out of landscapers to call."A homeowner on Reddit's r/homeowners, after three landscapers went quiet

    How the plan answers itWhen you're on a mower and can't pick up, the call still gets answered. The homeowner's name, address and the yard work they want get taken down, they get a text back, and the quote visit can be booked.

Lawn care marketing questions, answered first

Are my lawn care leads shared with other landscapers?

No.

Christian Olson doesn't sell leads. Every call, text and form on your lead list comes from your own Google profile, website and ads, and it's yours alone. No other lawn care or landscaping company sees it or pays for it.

Am I locked into a contract?

No contract.

You can cancel any month, so one month at $997 is the most you can ever risk. Christian Olson charges no setup fee, and the plan is priced per location and per trade.

How do I get more lawn care customers?

Show up where homeowners already look.

Most search Google, read your Google profile and reviews, and open your website before they call. Christian Olson sets up all seven pieces together, from Google Maps ranking to paid ads and social media, so each search has a clear path to a booked quote visit.

What do homeowners see as a red flag in a lawn care service?

Not showing up or calling back.

On Reddit's r/homeowners, one homeowner tried three landscapers and all three went quiet. Christian Olson sets up your phone so the calls you can't get to are answered and texted back, running within 48 hours of your approval.

One lawn care quote request, start to finishAt 7:12 PM, a homeowner searches for someone to mow every week this season. Here's where each piece of the plan picks up the job.

  1. 7:12 PM

    They search "lawn care near me" and your company is on the map. Maps ranking

  2. 7:15 PM

    They tap your Google profile. It shows recent reviews and photos of lawns and beds you keep. Google profile

  3. 7:18 PM

    They open your website. Your weekly mowing page lists the towns you cover, with your number and a book button at the top. Website

  4. 7:24 PM

    They call while you're loading the trailer. The call gets answered, and their name, address and the weekly mowing they want get taken down. Phone answered

  5. 7:25 PM

    They get a text back from your business, and the quote request lands on your lead list. Lead list

  6. 7:26 PM

    The quote visit is booked for tomorrow morning.

  7. Next week

    The first cut is done. A review request goes out, and the next homeowner who searches sees that review. Reviews

The seven pieces, set up for a lawn care or landscaping companyEach one is built around how homeowners pick someone to take care of their yard. I set them up and run them as one system.

  1. Google Maps ranking, and showing up in AI answers

    Google Maps SEO on your profile and your site, every month, aimed at what homeowners type when they want yard work done, like "lawn care" or "landscaper" with their town. The same work helps get your company named when people ask ChatGPT or Google's AI answers who to hire.

    Nobody honest can promise a ranking, and I won't. My 9 years of experience and a full set of tools put the odds well in your favor, and your map rank is in every monthly report.

  2. Your Google Business Profile and reviews

    Your profile gets the main category that fits most of your work: Landscaper for design, build and installs, or Lawn care service for mowing and upkeep. It lists your services, service area, hours and photos of yards you've finished, and a review request goes out after each job.

    Homeowners on Reddit post about landscapers who took the payment and left the job half done. A profile at a real local address, with reviews from their neighbors, lets them read about your work before they hire you. If your listing is service-area only, I help you move it to a real address.

  3. A lawn care website that books

    A fast site that spells out what you sell, from weekly mowing to spring cleanups, mulching and installs, and the towns you cover, with your number and a book button on every page. Every form lands on your lead list. More on contractor websites

  4. Your phone, answered and texted back

    An AI receptionist answers the calls you can't get to while you're behind a mower or out on a route. It takes the homeowner's name, address and the yard work they want, texts them back, and can book the quote visit. Missed-call text back catches anyone who hangs up first. More on missed-call text back

  5. One lead list for every call, text and form

    Every quote request lands in one place, with the job and where it came from. Follow-ups go out to leads that go quiet, and the lead list works alongside the software you already run your lawn care business on.

  6. Paid ads, sent to a page built to book

    Ads put your company in front of homeowners in your service area who are searching for lawn care or a landscaper right now. Every click lands on an ad landing page with your number and a book button, and every call from an ad lands on your lead list.

  7. Social media that shows your yards

    Your social media pages get posts of the lawns and beds you've finished, with photos, plus a social hub page for your business. A homeowner who looks you up sees this week's work, not a post from last spring.

Christian Olson with family in a golden field at sunset

You'll deal with me, a contractor too

I'm Christian Olson. I've helped local businesses get found on Google for 9 years, working from Clinton, Arkansas.

I own pressure washing, handyman and painting businesses, so I know the quote request that rings out while you're on a job. I live it every day.

I set up lawn care and landscaping companies across the US myself, with no account managers in between. When you need something, you text me, and I'm the one who answers.

One plan for your landscaping company: $997 a month

The plan is $997 a month per location and per trade, and the rate you start at is locked for life. All seven pieces come in it together.

Built free when you start: four pages worth $4,044 together, plus the setup of your AI receptionist.

  • Website build$2,500
  • Ad landing page$750
  • Google booking page$497
  • Social hub page$297
  • AI receptionist setup$1,497

On top of the $997: texts, call minutes, emails and AI use, billed at cost as you use them.

One location is one business address, with about 15 miles around it. To reach more of your mowing routes, add a location at the same locked rate. If you also run a tree service, that's its own trade and its own plan. See the full pricing

One plan
$997/ month

Per location and per trade, price locked for life

  • No contract, cancel any month
  • No setup fee
  • Calls answered and texted back within 48 hours
  • Everything live within 7 days of your approval, or your money back
  • A free month for each contractor you send who signs and stays 30 days
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More questions landscapers ask

What's the difference between landscaping and lawn care on Google?

They're separate Google categories.

Landscaper fits design, build and install work; Lawn care service fits mowing and upkeep. Christian Olson sets your Google Business Profile's main category to the one that matches most of your work, and lists the rest of your services on the profile.

I run a landscaping company and a tree service. Do I need two plans?

Yes, one plan per trade.

Google treats each trade as its own business, so Christian Olson sets up each one as its own plan at $997 a month. Start with the trade that pays you most.

Can you guarantee my lawn care company ranks first on Google Maps?

No, and nobody honest can.

Christian Olson guarantees your system goes live within 7 days of your approval, or you get your money back. His 9 years of experience and full set of tools put the odds well in your favor, and your monthly report shows where you rank.

What happens if I cancel?

Your profile, reviews and records stay yours.

Christian Olson exports your Google Business Profile, reviews and customer records for you on request. The locked rate ends, so if you come back later, you pay the current rate.

Start now, or book a 15-minute call first

Start now takes a few minutes: pick landscaping as your trade, pick your locations, then book the 15-minute call. If you'd rather talk it through first, book the call or send me a text.

You'll work with me directly, and when you text, I'm the one who answers. Run more than one trade? See every trade I work with.

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