Fill a maintenance route
Introduce recurring lawn care to households near your existing stops. Choose a practical service area so a new customer fits your route, then explain what the recurring service includes.
LANDSCAPING POSTCARD MARKETING
Put your work in front of nearby homeowners. Build a focused lawn care mailing, upload your design, and let Prime Postcards handle printing and mailing.
Start with Free and your own mailing list. Choose Prime for map targeting and additional audience tools.
Introduce recurring lawn care to households near your existing stops. Choose a practical service area so a new customer fits your route, then explain what the recurring service includes.
Promote a spring cleanup, leaf removal, or another service that fits your local season. Plan enough time for production, delivery, estimates, and the work itself.
Use your own before-and-after photos to introduce planting, garden refreshes, or landscape improvements. Give homeowners one next step: request a consultation or an estimate.
A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR NEXT CARD
From the first cleanup to regular lawn care, make room for a yard you enjoy. Ask our team about service in your neighborhood.
Example call to action: Request a lawn care estimate
Illustrative copy. Add your own business details, offer, and appointment information before mailing.
Use one offer, one clear image, and one way to respond. Make the phone number or booking destination easy to find. If you add a tracking QR code, send people to a page that matches your postcard.
Prepare your artwork →Upload your own mailing list, or use map targeting with Prime to explore customers in your service area. Review eligible recipients and remove duplicates and opt-outs before ordering.
Upload a finished design, create one in the app, or use the design help included with Prime. Check both sides, the contact details, and the offer before approving your postcard.
Review your recipients and the final campaign total. Once you place the order, Prime Postcards handles printing and mailing. Confirm timing before using a time-sensitive offer.
Separate recurring-service customers from one-time projects. Track qualified estimates, customers won, average job contribution, and how well new stops fit your routes. A low response cost can still be a poor fit if travel time consumes the margin.
Start with a manageable audience and a team ready to follow up. Results depend on the audience, offer, timing, and execution; leads and sales are not guaranteed.
Explore audience options and review artwork requirements.
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Talk through your campaignYes. Use your own eligible mailing list, or explore nearby areas with map targeting on Prime. Review addresses against your actual service coverage before ordering.
Yes. Upload finished artwork or create your design in the app. Use photos you have permission to publish and keep the offer readable on both sides.
A focused card is easier to act on. Start with one service and one audience, then compare separate campaigns if you want to promote both recurring care and larger projects.