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Simple and big. THere's a big thread somewhere of peoples van 20 odd pages I think that will have lots of idea for you.
Simplicity using eye catching colours and fonts.
Get the key bits of info in/on the right places in the right sequence.
If you want contact by phone, ensure it's clear..or if SM, Email or Web - the same.
Don't list 20+ bullet points and irrelevances.
Finally test your draft out on a few non-connected people (not friends or family). Have them critique...hard .... then and accept their views...
Vanity counts for zilch
My top tip, make sure your contact details are as near to the roof as possible = more chance of people seeing them and less likely to get covered with muck
http://landscapejuicenetwork.com/BOG/sign-writing-on-a-van
http://landscapejuicenetwork.com/forum/topics/show-us-your-vehicles
I'm tempted say 'yawn!' but hey everyone's different
Don't waste space by repeating yourself, you only need to mention Garden maintenance once
have you not got a tag line?
Also I thought you had a nursery background, do you offer expertise with plants?
Why not use your favourite flower in the design
Hi Tom,
I would drop the email address, as people should contact you via your website, ideally by a form, so less clutter
Assuming you want to sound professional rather than 'cheeky chappy'
Do you prefer traditional or modern?
Get a more memorable domain name, even if you just set up redirect
e.g tombeegardens or beevorgardening
Call Tom for 'Professional Garden Maintenance'
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