At Brown Property Service, we're using an Land Project Assistant to help turn website visitors into qualified land clearing and forestry mulching opportunities. Instead of losing potential customers who have questions or aren't ready to call, our system helps them understand their project, collects property details, and guides them toward requesting an estimate. Here's why we see the value: Let's say an average land clearing job brings in $3,000. Our Land Project Assistant costs just $297/month. 💵 1 additional job = $3,000 in revenue 💵 Minus $297 monthly cost = $2,703 before job expenses 💵 2 additional jobs = $6,000 in revenue That's a potential 910% revenue-based return relative to the monthly fee from just one additional job, before labor, fuel, equipment, and other expenses. Of course, those are hypothetical numbers, not guaranteed results. The goal isn't just getting more website traffic. It's converting more of the visitors we already have into actual paying customers. While we're out running equipment, the system can help qualify projects, capture inquiries, and keep potential customers from slipping through the cracks. We're using it to help our business work smarter, not just to have another fancy website feature. Curious — would something like this be valuable for your land clearing or forestry mulching business? 👇

So I got quoted for insurance for $1,810 per year for General Liability with rental and inland marine coverage. It covers $100K for rental and $30K for inland marine. Is this decent?

Hi everyone, has anyone else had difficulty getting general liability insurance for their forestry mulching business? The broker I've been working with is telling me that I keep being denied coverage because of the type of working I'm getting into and the combination of being a start up company, anyone have any suggestions on a route to take?

For the solo people on here, what are you paying for insurance and who do you use?

Hey y'all, I've been struggling with lead generation and I know a lot of folks here have been too. I spent some time working through it last month, and here’s a simple way I solved it for less than $20/lead: 1. Split my minimum product in half and priced the smaller version the same as the thing I just split. 2. Then, ran a BOGO FREE ad (Facebook, IG) to that smaller product. 3. Put a Quiz Popup form to the landing page to capture lead info. If anything is unclear, let me know. Hope this helps you 🙏