getting work whats your most efective method

[arbormonkey]

get a lot of work from word of mouth but always looking to expand

[Mortimer Firewood]

get a lot of work from word of mouth but always looking to expand

 

Parish mags website

[arbormonkey]

Parish mags website

 

thanks for that just found this 1050 copies of the magazine are printed each month for 12 months of the year. The majority of these magazines are hand-delivered

to households in the Whitchurch, Tufton and Litchfield area. I am based in Merseyside and are working mainly in Cheshire an Merseyside

[Jesse]

Stand out from the crowd , be as visual as you can, and once your foot is in the door impress with your knowledge, tell it as it is and don't be money driven.

[TreeswingerPerth]

Word of mouth here .

[Daythe trees]

Word of mouth, getting asked to have a look whilst on jobs and flyers in areas I wish to work in. Had some success with facebook, not convinced it is worth the time. I find bringing up you're a tree surgeon every time you speak to someone helps. Also get the family to drop flyers in pubs etc when they go somewhere. I figure just keep spreading the word and some rubs off.

[TIMON]

Flyers, word of mouth. Repeat customers.

We also get quite a few people come up to us while we are working and ask us to give them a quote.

[JLA Arborists]

I find bringing up you're a tree surgeon every time you speak to someone helps.

 

 

All I seem to get from that is "ooh I have some trees" lol

[gand]

It can be surprising how much work you can get from sitting in the pub in work gear, number on jumper etc. obviously not being a drunken mess, but had a lot of jobs from the after work pint. Otherwise it seams to be word of mouth and, minimal advertising

[eggsarascal]

It can be surprising how much work you can get from sitting in the pub in work gear, number on jumper etc. obviously not being a drunken mess, but had a lot of jobs from the after work pint. Otherwise it seams to be word of mouth and, minimal advertising

 

Ah, the five o'clock club! When I first started on my own lots of my work came off lads (other trades) in the local pub.

 

Those were the days!