The Landscaper’s Guide To Sales and Marketing is a weekly video and podcast series dedicated to helping lawn and landscape contractors attract more of the RIGHT customers to Increase Profits + Enjoy A Better Lifestyle. Hosted by Amazon best-selling author, keynote speaker, and Ramblin Jackson CEO Jack Jostes, this show is packed full of the latest green industry sales, marketing, and business trends to keep your business growing in the right direction.
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Learn how agronomy, leadership, and kindness shaped Vania Mickos’ journey from Brazil to the U.S. landscape industry.
Learn how agronomy, leadership, and kindness shaped Vania Mickos’ journey from Brazil to the U.S. landscape industry.
Learn how agronomy, leadership, and kindness shaped Vania Mickos’ journey from Brazil to the U.S. landscape industry.
Learn how agronomy, leadership, and kindness shaped Vania Mickos’ journey from Brazil to the U.S. landscape industry.
Chris James of Perfect Cut Landscaping shares how top landscape sales pros handle rejection, manage long HOA sales cycles, and still close premium work through professionalism, mindset, and follow-up.
Jack Jostes breaks down the hardest leadership lessons he learned last year and gives a clear look at what’s coming next at Ramblin Jackson in 2026.
Aspire Software’s Maggie Wymore shares year-end tips to help service businesses improve pricing, profitability, and renewals before next season.
Learn how agronomy, leadership, and kindness shaped Vania Mickos’ journey from Brazil to the U.S. landscape industry.
Jack interviews Edward Morales of Tropical Landscaping Services about rebuilding his sales process and using AI to clarify decisions and communication in a 27-year-old family business.
Learn how to run a Call Jam to quickly book more appointments, reactivate cold leads, and close more landscape jobs, including the Hopper Dropper method and a real $52K slow-season case study.