Landscaping advertising that runs on your finished jobs
Every finished yard becomes a post for TikTok, Instagram and Facebook: a customer video and your crew's before-and-after. We ask your customer for the Google review the same day. You approve by text.
Where landscaping leads come from
Four places most landscapers get work. The question that matters: when you stop paying, what's still yours?
Prices change by trade and area, so we leave them out. Ask each provider for yours.
Landscaping advertising ideas
The first four cost nothing but a phone and the job you just finished.
Before and after of every job
Two photos from the same spot: before the crew starts, after cleanup. Post them on your Google profile and your own site.
Customer video at the door
Twenty seconds of the homeowner saying what they think, filmed the day the yard is done.
Ask for the review the same day
One text with the link to your Google review form, sent before you leave, while they're still standing in the backyard happy.
Post every finished job on Google
Your Google Business Profile takes photo posts for free. They show up where people search for you.
A sign on the finished job
A yard sign with your name and a QR to your before and afters. It stands in front of a job people can see.
Cards for the neighbors
Drop a card at the houses on either side: the before and after, and "We just finished at number 12."
Paid ads with your own proof
If you run Facebook or Google ads, use your real jobs and real customers in them, not stock photos.
Slow day and nothing finished to post? Landscaping memes, free to share.
Facebook ads for landscaping
Facebook ads work for landscapers when the people seeing them live where you work and the ad shows a job they'd want done. Keep the area tight, a few miles around jobs you've finished. Put your own work in it: a before and after from a street nearby, or a customer saying on camera what they thought. That beats stock photos, which look like every other ad in the feed. If you don't have real jobs to show yet, get those first. The ad money goes further once you do.
Reviews and Google
Recent, real reviews are what a homeowner reads before they call, and Google's map weighs them too. The way to get them: ask every customer, the day you finish, with the link right there.
The ask, by text
Sent the minute the crew wraps. One link, opens Google's review form. No app, no login.
The QR at the end of the job
One text. The rest is done for you.
- The job's done. Your customer gets one text.From your business name, while they're still standing in the backyard.
- We ask for the review, often they send a short video.Your crew's before-and-after photos get added to it.
- You approve by text. We post it.On TikTok, Instagram and Facebook. No dashboard, no logging in.
What landscapers ask us
Is buying landscaping leads worth it?
It can fill a slow month. You pay for a name and number that often goes to other landscapers as well, and you own nothing once you stop. Reviews and job photos on your own pages keep bringing work after you stop paying.
How do I get more Google reviews as a landscaper?
Ask every customer, the day the job is done, with the link in the message. The fewer taps between them and the review form, the more of them finish it.
Do Facebook ads work for landscapers?
They can, when the ad shows your own finished work to people in your service area. Stock photos and broad audiences waste the budget.
What's the cheapest landscaping marketing?
Photos and reviews from jobs you already did, posted on your Google profile, your website and your Facebook page. It costs your time.
What does workbrag do for a landscaper?
After each job we text your customer for a short video and ask for the Google review, add your crew's before and after, and post it to your TikTok, Instagram and Facebook. You approve by text.