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Spring cleanup postcards land before the season. Your team calls to lock in seasonal contracts before customers start shopping around.
Landscaping is seasonal. Past customers don't think about spring cleanup until the neighbor's lawn looks better. A postcard in February/March captures them before they start Googling.
Three campaign types. All pre-configured with timing, scripts, and postcard copy direction.
Early-bird spring cleanup offer. Seasonal urgency + limited spots framing. Deploy Feb–Mar before the rush.
"We're filling up our spring schedule fast—want to lock in your cleanup date?" Second postcard only if no contact.
Fall prep offer. Leaf removal + winterization services. Deploy Sep–Oct before leaves peak.
"The leaves are starting to fall—want us to handle the cleanup so your yard is ready for winter?" Second postcard only if no contact.
Service gap framing. "Your yard deserves the care it used to get." Come-back offer with seasonal service discount.
"We noticed you haven't been on our schedule this year. Want to get back on track with a seasonal cleanup?" Pre-loaded script with service history notes.
Different design with recurring service pitch. "Save 15% with a seasonal contract vs. one-time service." Final call attempt for non-responders.
"Last chance before the season ends" urgency. Limited-time discount on seasonal contract. Non-responders rest 90 days, then recycle next season.
Landscaping is seasonal—timing beats volume. Lists recycle spring, summer, and fall.
Four design styles, all themed for your landscaping business and ready to customize. Same offer, same call follow-up — just pick the look that fits your brand.
Bold
Photo
Minimal
Gradient
Front Detail
Back (Address Side)
Choose "Spring Cleanup," "Fall Prep," or "Win-Back Campaign." Timing, scripts, and postcard direction are pre-configured.
Export past customers from your CRM or scheduling software as CSV. Include address and last service date for targeted messaging.
Postcards mail via USPS. Your call queue populates a few days after delivery. Time it right and customers book before they start shopping around.
Pre-loaded scripts. Log outcomes. Warm leads get priority. The sequence runs itself, Mon–Sat.
A landscaping company with 800 past customers sends spring cleanup postcards:
That's $12,800+ in immediate revenue on a $632 spend — a 20:1 return, plus recurring revenue.
Free to explore — you only pay when you're ready to send. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Single-wave postcard campaigns · Unlimited contacts · From $1.05/piece
Everything in Free + calls, sequencing · From $0.79/piece
Per-piece pricing includes printing + USPS First-Class postage. No hidden fees.
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Specific landscaping campaigns
PostKnock postcards start at $1.05 per card on the Free plan and $0.79 per card on Pro ($99/mo). That includes printing and USPS First-Class postage. No minimums, no contracts, no hidden fees.
The best-performing landscaping postcards include a seasonal service offer with a clear price ("Spring cleanup starting at $299"), urgency ("We're filling up fast—book by March 15"), your phone number in large type, and a QR code linking to an online booking page. Before-and-after photos work great if your printer supports full-color. Keep the message short—one offer, one call to action.
For spring cleanup campaigns, send postcards in February–March so they land before homeowners start thinking about their yard. For fall prep and leaf removal, send in September–October. The key is landing before the season starts—once they see the neighbor's lawn getting done, they'll remember your postcard.
Postcards reach past customers at home via USPS—you don't need a crew driving neighborhoods. They arrive in the mailbox alongside bills and important mail, which means they get looked at. And with PostKnock, your team follows up by phone a few days later, which door hangers can't do. Postcards are better for re-engaging past customers; door hangers are better for cold prospecting in a specific neighborhood.
Both. One-time seasonal campaigns (spring cleanup, fall leaf removal) bring in immediate revenue. But the real win is converting those one-time customers to recurring monthly service contracts. PostKnock's win-back playbook is designed to pitch recurring service to lapsed customers—save 15% with a seasonal contract vs. one-time pricing.
Yes. Export your past customer list filtered by ZIP code, neighborhood, or service area. Upload that targeted list to PostKnock. This is especially effective for landscaping—when a homeowner sees your truck on their street and then gets a postcard, the conversion rate goes up significantly.
Under 30 minutes from signup to first card mailed. Critical timing for landscaping — spring cleanup campaigns need to land in late February / early March before customers start shopping around for a crew. Cards mail via USPS First-Class within 1–2 business days.
Yes. Pro is $99/mo (or $799/yr — save $389). Cancel anytime from Settings → Billing. After cancellation you keep Pro features until your billing period ends, then revert to the Free plan automatically. No contracts, no cancellation fees, no exit calls. Annual plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee.
PostKnock has separate Spring Cleanup, Fall Prep, and Win-Back playbooks. You can run them throughout the year with different customer segments — the system tracks who's already responded so you don't double-mail. Customers who book from a spring campaign won't get pinged again until fall.
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1 ANA (Association of National Advertisers), Response Rate Report 2023, published February 2024. 4.4% average response rate for direct mail to house lists.
2 IBISWorld, “Landscaping Services in the US — Number of Businesses,” 2024.