You can’t accomplish anything worthwhile without taking risks. In this world, it’s the innovators and the risk-takers who come out on top. After only two years in business, Alex Mewshaw and Daniel Hoff, from Oasis Landscape Group, have accomplished more than many who have been in the game for far longer. In this episode, they stop by to share some things they’ve learned about growing and scaling a company and pushing past their comfort zone. 

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It’s important to focus your energy on the tasks that you’re good at and delegate tasks that aren’t your strength to other team members. And that goes for your   marketing needs too. 

On this episode of Hardscape Growth, I talk with Marc Levesque, founder of Webrunner Media, a digital marketing firm focused on lead generation for home renovation contractors, to discuss lead generation basics and the mindset behind setting a strong marketing budget for your business. 

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YouTube & LinkedIn & TikTok, oh my! Today, there are so many different ways to promote your business online. For Sean Collinsgru, he focused on being   creative with his videos, marketing and patios. Since then they have paid unbelievable dividends and are not only streams of revenue, but a consistent stream of organic, qualified leads. On this episode of Hardscape Growth, I talk with Sean Collinsgru, owner and operator of Premier Outdoor Living. 

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Welcome   to the first ever episode of Hardscape Growth. If you’re looking for a   podcast dedicated to the people that make the hardscape industry great, this   is the show for you. Every episode we’ll be talking to some of the business   leaders who are making waves in the hardscape industry. People who are   thinking outside the box. Leveraging Instagram to be the sole source of leads   for their business, or figuring out how to design projects so that you’re   minimizing man hours and saving the customer money. It’s all about who is   doing the cool things that are different from what everyone else is doing. If   you have an idea for a guest, or have a burning question that you’d love for   our host, Alex, to answer, reach out to [email protected]. Find this   interview and many more by subscribing to Hardscape Growth on Spotify, on   Apple Podcasts, or on our website.

It can be too easy to write off landscaping and hardscaping as just a “service.” Something where a crew comes in, digs some holes, plants some bushes and lays   some stones, and then leaves. But the outdoor space isn’t what it used to be. People are spending more and more time at home as a result of the COVID-19   pandemic, and as such are investing more and more into their outdoor living spaces. And when you’re tasked with something as grand as that, you spend a lot of time on the design of the space. And make no mistake about it, the design of an outdoor space is art. On this episode of Hardscape Growth, I talk with Dan Wasson. Dan is the owner and a landscape designer at Wasson Nursery. 

He and I spent this episode talking all about: 

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Word of mouth marketing sucks. That doesn’t mean that you should stop telling your friends about companies that you know and love, but it does mean that the   business isn’t in charge of the narrative. They have no control over the image that they’re putting into the world when they ONLY rely on word of mouth marketing. Instead of relying on word of mouth marketing, Hardscapers need to be all in on platforms like Instagram. But how do you use Instagram effectively? How do you make sure that you’re posting the right things, in the right way, at the right time? On this episode of Hardscape Growth, I talk with Matthew May Hall. Matthew is the owner and operator of Hardscape Ottawa, and our conversation was all about: 

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