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Severe weather can pop up quickly, especially in the hot and humid summer months. If you live in a region that is prone to lightning strikes, tornadoes, hurricanes or extreme temperatures, you should make a severe weather plan and review it during each jobsite safety meeting.
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Redwood, Monterey pine, eucalyptus… the Treemasters team in California has been taking on big tree projects with confidence for nearly 30 years. Tad Jacobs shares his secret as part of the Vermeer From Those Who Know series.
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Social media channels should not be a platform to broadcast your agenda; they should be a two-way conversation. You may not always like what your customers are saying but it’s important to keep listening and engaging.
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Even if an estimate is competitive, some people don’t get past first impressions, and looks can be a deciding factor. Here are four ways to boost your professionalism.
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When clearing an archaeologically sensitive area, tree care companies want to minimize environmental impact. That’s why the crews at Paloma Blanca Enterprises Inc., in San Antonio, turn to Vermeer brush chippers. Watch the video to hear more from president Will Wood as part of the Vermeer From Those Who Know series.
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People turn to sites like Yelp and Google when researching a business because they are free to use and provide peer reviews people may count on as a valuable tool in their decision process. It’s apparent online reviews are growing in importance and relevancy — owning your online reputation is crucial to reputation and success of your business.
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Did you know Facebook has 1.5 billion users? Whether you’ve thought about creating a Facebook business page — or already have one — we have six tips to help you make the most of your efforts.
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Whether you own a large, established tree care company or you’re just starting out, you may benefit from using online tools to help market your business. Here are a few tips to help you get started.
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The best way to make sure the whole crew is on the same page is to conduct a jobsite briefing before the work begins. The entire team should participate in the jobsite walkaround led by the crew supervisor. Use the acronym H.O.P.E. to cover the four basic steps of the jobsite briefing.
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