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Angie's List has been good for me, with no advertising dollars. The trick is to get your first Angie's List customer in a small market. It took time. I bid one from Angie's List yesterday. I just signed up for my Yelp listing. I don't know how much yelp is used around here, or for what.

nextdoor.com Has been allowing me to focus as close to home as possible. Tree work, some machine work, firewood and chip sales.

BTW, Chris, I meant that I was exaggerating, not suggesting anything about your market use of YP.

I recall the thing known as yellow pages, seems like i recall seeing it next to the vhs tapes as a kid. Exaggeration. I used the yellow pages 7-5 years ago.

Looks sharp, Chris. My two cents Web address across the entire top third of the box. Visible in traffic, parking lots, etc. Easy to catch and remember at a glance. I would like a bigger logo, but opted to spell out services, and large phone web address.

Vistaprint has cheap banners, or another marketing company. A strung up banner out front advertises the work you are actually doing, where you are, when your truck is away from the road. It stays overnight on multiple day jobs (at night when neighbors are coming home. Useful for community...

Web address for the truck once the site has launched ?

Good signage. Taking advantage of good parking opportunities pays off. That looks really good. It's distinctive. It's good when you pull up to a bid and the property owner recognizes you rig from around town.

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