Any tips on advertising small landscaping business?

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ChazzyMember20 October 2024 21:12:37

Hello all. I'm Charles. I have been living in La Romana for a year, Bonao for 4 years prior to that. I am originally from the States. I have done remote work since I've been on the island, but I was hoping to pick up some extra work doing landscape/gardening maintenance work (I worked in this field for many years in the States). I know most of the gated communities have their own services already. Still I know there are people either here, or owners abroad who need yard and garden upkeep. I posted an ad in Expat.com a while ago, but have not received any inquiries. Any suggestions on how I could "spread the word" or get my name and services out there in the La Romana area? Or is there a site where property owners might visit frequently? Thanks in advance for any direction.

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