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How to Build a $10 Million Lawn Mowing Company -Pricing Plan & Procedure

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Jonathan Pototschnik's core strategy emphasizes focusing exclusively on residential lawn care, particularly for small to medium-sized properties (around 8,000 to 12,000 square feet). He initially made the mistake of entering the commercial market but quickly shifted back to residential, realizing the greater profitability and scalability in that niche. This approach allows for specialization and optimization of services for a specific customer base.

Goal: Identify and target the most profitable segment of the lawn care market.

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that many customers for a $10 million a year business? He has about 5,500 customers. His company specializes in 8 to 12,000 square foot lots. He doesn't like to get above 12,000 square foot lots. That's his sweet spot. That's where he makes the absolute most money. How did he get that many customers? What he does is he calls it neighborhood saturation. So, we're going to go over every aspect of this. So, don't get me wrong, there's a ton of stuff. We're going to go over pricing. We're going to go over saturation. We're going to go over everything that you need to do to create recreate the results that have built his company. Stay tuned. So, let's get started. Neighborhood saturation. The first thing he did when he was beginning was he made the mistake of going into commercial lawn maintenance. How did that work out for him? Not at all. He quickly learned that he wasn't making any money. He might as well have just skipped out and just did what he was doing. That story behind us, he then fired his customers. He fired his clients and he moved into residential high-end. So, he gets his foot in the door in a neighborhood and he does direct mailing and door hangers. And he highly recommends that you do this, but he learned the hard way to do it the

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