Grow Your Landscaping Business With Google Search Optimization
Jun 11, 2019
Landscape Marketing Services's Free Webinar series has launched! The 1st in the series, "Grow Your Business With Google SEO" is available on-demand. Second up on June 13th at 2pm is "Everything You Need To Know About Your Google Business Listing".
Portland, United States - June 10, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Landscape Marketing Services has announced the launch of a new educational webinar series for landscape, lawn care and green industry business owners. The webinar series is designed for businesses that need to create a brand new web presence or those that need to make upgrades to their website. The first live training in the series, “Grow Your Landscaping Business With Google Search Optimization” has launched, and the on-demand playback is available. The second live webinar in the series launches Thursday, June 13th at 2 p.m. pacific and will run every Thursday through July 11th. The topic is, “Everything You Need To Know About Making Your Google Business Listing To Push More Traffic To Your Site”.
All of the modules in the series will be available on-demand after the live webinar dates mentioned. The live training sessions will be held via an online webinar and will take 45 minutes to 1 hour – and are FREE.
For full details, interested parties are encouraged to view the website at Landscaper Marketing Services
To gain access to the first module via on-demand playback view this website: “How To Grow Your Landscape Business With Google Search Optimization”
To register for the second live webinar module in the series, which airs, Thursday, June 13th at 2 p.m. pacific, visit this page to reserve your seat: Please Reserve My Spot!
Areas of Expertise Covered in The Series:
Grow Your Landscaping Business With Google Search Optimization – This training will cover these key areas: – What is Search Engine Optimization – Where do you start – Technical aspects demystified – How to outrank your competitors on Google – 5 Things you can do, even if you have someone doing your search optimization
The Basic Building Blocks Of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) – This part of the training will break down exactly what SEO is, how it is used and where to put your focus first. SEO can become a confusing and complex process to master. We’ll show you the starting point, tactics and tools to use so that you can execute your SEO plan.
Everything You Need To Know About Your Google Business Listing & How To Get More Customers – This training will cover these key areas: – What is the Google local listing – Where do you start – What data you need to make people find you – How to optimize your listing – 5 Things you can do, even if you have someone helping you with your marketing strategy & tactics.
When asked about the reasons behind the decision to provide free training on such an in-demand topic, J.L. Cook, Cook Lawn Care & Landscaping, Owner of Landscape Marketing Services said,
I’m a local landscape company & was lost when it came to my website, let alone SEO and making my listing easy to find for potential customers. This training helped me increase my website traffic AND actual qualified leads! My first website wasn’t “working” for me, it cost me more to have it because I didn’t know how to make it drive customers to me. I recommend this training for any lawn care & landscaping business! I’m exciting to attend the 2nd training and can’t wait for the next set of training sessions to come.
Landscape & Lawn Care Business Owners, Green Industry Specialists can find the most up-to-date information about the free training sessions at Landscaper Marketing Services Customers who have specific questions about the training modules itself may contact Landscape Marketing Services via their website or by contacting Rob Wessels at: (503)-828-9663.
Contact Info:
Name: Keri Austin
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Organization: Landscape Marketing Services
Address: 220 NW 8th Ave, Portland, Oregon 97209, United States
Phone: +1-503-828-9663
Website: https://landscapermarketingservices.com/
Source: PressCable
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