Aeration promotion cards

[CHEESE2009]

Got bored, made something interesting.

http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m25/mad_insane/aerationExamplecard.png


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AINT SHE PURTY? HOOOOO-WEEEE!!! I TELL YOU WHUT!


I'll probably put other info on the back, but I like this whole.. "You have no idea which company I am" feel...

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me and my swastika looking logo are having a good day.

[wat5150]

What do you have for an aerator?

[shadrach]

what are you aerating for $50?

[CHEESE2009]

The cost of lawn aeration in my part of the world, goes for $50 (average) per shot.

46% less than everywhere else in the world I believe.

[CHEESE2009]

What do you have for an aerator?

I'm going to go pick up the aerator in this vid:
skip to 1:35
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/rxJoj1Hm3sY?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

The guys voice is what sold me, jk

[shadrach]

Did $49 as a minimum last year & changing it to $59 this year (6k-7k lot size?), was just curious to compare. Never thought of leaving a space to fill in an expiration date before.

[CHEESE2009]

Did $49 as a minimum last year & changing it to $59 this year (6k-7k lot size?), was just curious to compare. Never thought of leaving a space to fill in an expiration date before.

Expiration dates are great to 'rush' people into hiring you. It gives you a little more freedom too when it comes to scheduling later on.

For example, when it's time to cut grass, the price reverts back to $60/shot and the savings disappear, so you know the demand will be higher before then.

Plus, just in case you make a mistake, you can sleep easy knowing you wont expect some p.i.t.a to run up to you 10 years later wanting a discount. LOL.

[shadrach]

I do cards with expiration dates, just never thought to leave it blank to fill in later.