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  1. SouthSoundTree-

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    You mention your services. What about specialization? Poor access climbing work... Our skilled, climbing Arborists can protect your special landscape features using modern, low impact methods.
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    Tree support systems...sounds like they are for "splitting or cracked trees". Preventative. Are you using Rigguy? Something more like " we offer both modern 'static' and 'dynamic' tree supports systems, as dictated by the need of the individual tree. It sounds like dynamic is modern and...
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    People might better understand 'rope and harness' climbing techniques over 'rope and saddle'. Spurless? Sell it.
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    Yes, Eric. Several places it is ISA certified arborist. Its a title of a credential. Possibly at the first/ most likely place for it to be seen write International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) Certified Arborist. I looked at the isa website, No hyphen.
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    Looks really good. I might choose ISA-Certified Arborist over ISA certified arborist. You might mention ANSI A300 Professional Pruning Standard or whatever the right verbiage is. You have a link about professional pruning, but don't mention the actual standard. So many industry people don't...
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    Makes a lot of sense. I'm tired of dealing with "I want it now" people with Google. Nextdoor.com is a good combo of the two, for me, in my market. Yesterday's day long hourly pruning job, plus a $150 tip, came from my customers recommending me on Nextdoor. Today's day-long mini-loader work...
  7. SouthSoundTree-

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    Do you need to get a lot of random calls? In my estimation, if you are largely a word-of-mouth company, internet advertising is over-rated. I'd much rather have a friend of a friend, than everyone shopping around. Depends on your work load, compared to what you can handle. Being small time...
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