Multi-award winning garden design and landscaping company, Aura Landscapes, has brought home two awards from the regional heats of the 2022 Marshalls Register Awards, run by hardscaping manufacturers, Marshalls Plc. Hampshire based Aura were awarded for the Best Driveway Transformation over 70m2 and Best Use of Ethically Sourced Fairstone, which brings their total number of …
Are you trade show ready? It’s the Festival of Turf and Sports grounds expo this July, SALTEX and Futurescape in November, the RHS Hampton Court, Tatton and Chelsea are also open for business. Trade shows reopen once again for business! Whether you are going to trade show events as an exhibitor or as an attendee …
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For the community of landscapers and garden designers, planning their days and weeks is great not only for productivity, but also for mental health. 2020 has been a rollercoaster and has meant the charity Perennial has been supporting business owners in the industry more than ever. Helping people in horticulture for over 180 years, Perennial …
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Are you looking at ways to reduce admin tasks for your business to get your evenings back with the family? This month, Paula Warman looks at ways to reduce paperwork and seeks alternative ways to streamline this part of your business. There are lots of ways to reduce paperwork. We are going to discuss two solutions to these …
Part of any company’s marketing strategy should include email marketing. But how many businesses, especially in the landscaping industry, do it? To make it easier for anyone looking to start or refine their email marketing, Paula Warman has some tips on using emails to gain more customers Best practice for email campaigns 1. Always have …
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Although we are still in the midst of Covid-19, and many of us remain in lockdown, restriction measures are slowly being lifted. So now is perfect time to think about generating enquiries for the summer. Here are six steps to attract landscaping customers from, Paula Warman at The Landscape Circle. Get clear on your avatars. …
Greg Rhodes speaks to a landscape contractor about coping with lockdown anxiety. Landscape contractor Richard Parkinson has just completed an exhausting 17-hour stint at his laptop, planning and posting material for his revamped website www.wildground.co.uk. Lockdown for Richard could have spelt a return to the professional and personal uncertainties that have dogged him since his …
April 2020 and we are in the midst of the global Coronavirus, navigating our businesses through some uncertain times. But not all is doom and gloom. Paula Warman of Landscaper’s Circle compiles some landscaping through Coronavirus tips so that business not only by survive but thrive. It is a fact that during economic downturns many …
Last month Paula Warman of The Landscape Circle, discussed employing sub-contractors to deliver on projects. This month we take a look at hiring in landscaping industry, finding permanent staff and looking at ways to keep them motivated and loyal to your business. Finding quality staff First up, let’s look at getting those staff members through the door. Before …
Through the January blues and now we start to prepare for the busy spring/summer months ahead. Perhaps now is the time to consider whether to grow your business through 2020. Paula Warman of Landscape Circle advises on how to expand your team using sub contractors. Before you start your recruitment process to grow your business, bear …
