The Water Features Revenue Ecosystem
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What happens here
Greg continues his presentation, explaining the 'Water Features Revenue Ecosystem.' He argues that water features are unique in landscaping because they don't 'stand alone' and inherently sell future work (e.g., fish, green plants, outdoor living elements, decorative statuary, aquatic plants, hardscapes, bulk materials, lighting, maintenance goods, and ongoing services). He illustrates how an initial $1,000 water feature can lead to $15,000-$30,000 in additional sales over several years as customers expand their outdoor living spaces. He contrasts this with typical landscaping contractors who might only install a small pre-formed pond, leading to issues and low profitability. He also shares a personal anecdote about paying more for aquarium maintenance than for four landscapers to mow his lawn, emphasizing the value of specialized services.
Goal: Understand how water features generate recurring revenue and additional sales.
Tools and materials
- Projector Screen — Displaying the 'Revenue Ecosystem' diagram
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