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Stefan Palokangas
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Ok, now I done quite a few jobs, I know what stump grinding is all about. I know to take my time and make a good job and leave a happy customer, got great vehicle for my machine, and have customers coming back from others. Now I would like some advice how to make this a main income, I just placed an add in a paper to see how that goes. I got two tree surgeons at the moment giving me jobs, hoping that to grow.

 

Any advice where I go from here ?

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Hello there

 

 

Ok, now I done quite a few jobs, I know what stump grinding is all about. I know to take my time and make a good job and leave a happy customer, got great vehicle for my machine, and have customers coming back from others. Now I would like some advice how to make this a main income, I just placed an add in a paper to see how that goes. I got two tree surgeons at the moment giving me jobs, hoping that to grow.

 

Any advice where I go from here ?

 

I would not spend any more money on advertising. It seems that your target market is the commercial end of your business anyway so stick with serving the professionals first and your one off and residential customers as they contact you. The commercial customers are your bread and butter, the residential customers are the gravey. As long as your consistent with your pricing and reliability your network of customers will spread the word for you.

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Seriously I need to stop drinking so heavy on Fridays. I see on my email inbox I have placed adds. It wont tell me where on the replies, but I could see the price !!!!

 

Plan is I stump as many stumps I can and when I have the money I buy a wood chipper and a tipper van, and try and expand as good as I can.

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I would not spend any more money on advertising. It seems that your target market is the commercial end of your business anyway so stick with serving the professionals first and your one off and residential customers as they contact you. The commercial customers are your bread and butter, the residential customers are the gravey. As long as your consistent with your pricing and reliability your network of customers will spread the word for you.

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Sounds like pretty sound advice to me! Surely you are going to get more work from professional firms then homeowners.

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