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A niche market in the tree service?
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<blockquote data-quote="Blakesmaster" data-source="post: 1231849" data-attributes="member: 21968"><p><strong>This was my business plan as well.</strong></p><p></p><p>No one in our area trims w/out spikes and only two other companies have CA's. My partner just took his CA exam this weekend and assuming he passes we'll be pushing that next year in our ads. Personally, I really get into removals and would rather limit our trim jobs but it's a marketing strategy we're currently using to get some recognition in the community. I think what you need to look for is how many other companies in your area offer the services that you want to provide. If you determine that not enough do, than go for it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blakesmaster, post: 1231849, member: 21968"] [b]This was my business plan as well.[/b] No one in our area trims w/out spikes and only two other companies have CA's. My partner just took his CA exam this weekend and assuming he passes we'll be pushing that next year in our ads. Personally, I really get into removals and would rather limit our trim jobs but it's a marketing strategy we're currently using to get some recognition in the community. I think what you need to look for is how many other companies in your area offer the services that you want to provide. If you determine that not enough do, than go for it. [/QUOTE]
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