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Perhaps if you identify your business in a clearer, more precise manner we can give you some feedback.

Ameriscape this would work very well for general contractors. Would you be interested in sales.

I am located in Orange County, CA. The Contractor prefers to work in San Bernardino, Riverside and Orange County.
My husband and I own Ameriscape Landscape. He did the work, I got the jobs and shuffled the papers. I sub-contracted out the work we were unable to do and got a 20% finders fee.
We are separated now, Ameriscape is nearly a thing of the past - AND I NEED MONEY!!!
The General Contractor I will be working with has a team of 6. His company name is Cali-Construction - they do all jobs, big & small. He does great work, however he's not good with people. That's where I come in - I am, and I'm THIRSTY!

I have basic questions:
1. Should I advertise his company he currently owns - phone line directly to me, and file a 1099?
or
2. Should I start a new "Ameriscape", the other was Ameriscape Landscaping, and have him do the work under his company? That way I am able to work with other Contractors who will also do the work under their own company (licensed, bonded & insured).
I know the name Ameriscape does a GREAT JOB selling itself.
I know that I can market Construction,Remodels or Repair of: floor installs, hardscape, fencing, walls, tiling, stucco, etc.
Any advice?

I agree, being a web based research company. I see the value of correctly positioning your business online everyday. It can be a relatively low cost way of increasing your exposure and reaching new markets.

I would base your site on the key principle of keeping it simple and clear in the message about what your business does.

David

Logikul.com

Your Msg is not clear enough.

Ziggy