Advertising

[Davepowys]

Evening all, trying to put an add together to put in some of the papers any advice on what to put would be gratefull, never really advertised before so don't really now what to put, appart from the obvious like pruning felling chipper hire and all that

[Matthew Storrs]

fully insured, qualification? keep it fairly to the point though, eg 'your name'(followed by)all aspects of tree surgery and felling undertaken by fully insured and qualified arborists. chipper hire, thencontact details

[Davepowys]

Yes that's what I was goin to to, but was thinkin of some kind of wording like no job to small or to tall but I think it sounds a bit stupid, what you recon?

[Tree cutter Stu]

lopping topping conifers and cherrys specialists discount for OAP's

[Davepowys]

Not bad, but don't fancy that, discount for oap's is a good idea tho

[Matthew Storrs]

i personally find the words lopping and topping a bit cowboyish for an ad, but that might be down to associations with the words if you know what i mean, discounts are a good idea as is free friendly advice etc

[Ty Korrigan]

Try.

For a better tree care service call XYZ

Reasonable rates, fully insured, professionally equipped.

Putting customers first.

 

Try words to that effect in your ads Friend

Ty

[Davepowys]

Yes that's what I thought about lopping and topping, good bit of wording ther ty korrigan, thanks lads keep it comeing

[firewood]

Ask friends who are not in the business what they would look for in an ad if they needed a tree surgeon. Develop your wording from what they tell you.

 

http://www.kinnoirwoodfuel.co.uk

[Old Mill Tree Care]

lopping topping conifers and cherrys specialists discount for OAP's

 

Love it! What about: "approved contractor" "fence repairs" "gutter cleaning" "kick boxing lessons"

You may scoff but I've seen all of these