You’ve probably seen my Facebook ads going across the nation. I’ve had people calling me from Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, and just one or two from my state Washington state. just starting up my fourth tree mulching business, I think I have my pricing, but trying to get people to move to buy has been challenging

surprise livestream this morning with @Colby McArthur Tune in to see how he grew from $400k to $850k in 2025 he's going to share 3 things that he took away from last year that you can use to grow your business tune in to the livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/@theownerop

I have created 2 different Ad creatives today with the help of a construction site nearby to film (i dont have my own equipment yet, going to rent) But please critique! I have created two because I am torn between going the machine route but having no prior experience and nervous about all the maintenance and possible dangers of it (ive had other excavation friends who shy away from the forestry mulcher because of the danger of it) Or I stick to what ive done before I went to the military and separated which was using brush cutting tools, blowers, weed wackers, branch saw trimmers, etc. So I would love to hear some advice from yall and also how to start the Facebook Ad route or even the boosted posts. All the different slight nuances of the settings and filters kinda is overwhelming to learn at once haha. I was going to go with Rise Land Clearing Ads but its qualifying video on the website stated "businesses who have their own equipment and making 10-25k a month" So I wanna start from scratch and willing to listen! God bless!

Recently we were doin a job clearing 2.5 acres in Waxhaw, NC. This is a really nice suburb of Charlotte but feels like your in a ritzy back country lol. We always go to the immediate neighbors doors and do a "knock and talk" essentially we knock on the door and say who we are and what we are doing for their neighbors. we simply say "our machine is loud and can throw debris, if you guys need anything or are in any way affected by our work please reach out immediately" and we leave a business card. We dont try and sell them anything or push anything, we simply alert them to our presence, tell them what we are doing and leave our number incase we "cause issues for them" As we are finishing up the project the neighbor came over to us, not a short walk through the trees, and asked if we could quote her property. She had been watching and was so impressed with the work she wanted hers to match!! we walked the property with her and quoted her on another 3 acres. Deposit paid same day. Never be afraid to reach out and talk to people, you never know what could happen!

My business partner and I think we absolutely nailed this one, let us know what you think? Critics in here have literally built our business!!!