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If someone said to you that you could advertise on one of the most popular gardening and landscaping websites in the United Kingdom at absolutely no risk for one month with no obligation to continue you may feel that there was a big catch or a....but! That is not the case if you wanted to consider advertising on either the Landscape Juice Blog or The Landscape Juice Network. I want your money to work for you and I am prepared to give you and your company the opportunity to try it out, risk free before you make the ultimate decision. Both of us know that one month is not really enough time to gauge advertising properly and there is not a guarantee that you will win a contract but it will give you an opportunity to dip your toe into the water. What is more, I will monitor your traffic for you and let you know how the advert is doing. Ultimately, I am looking for a site sponsor for the Landscape Juice Network who has the same aspirations and enthusiasm as I do to help single gardening and landscaping businesses and small companies raise standards and put the industries on the map. If you are in charge of marketing for a landscape material company or national supplier of trees or shrubs or machinery then please make contact and discuss with me how together, we can represent Landscapers, Garden designers and gardeners and support them in their businesses. For more information on advertising, prices and the service that you can expect to receive at a price you can afford - please contact me direct.
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    I am delighted to announce that the Landscape Juice Network now has sponsorship.

    My thanks go to Karl Harrison of Harrison Gardens and The Water Feature Designer for his support of the site for the next twelve months.

    The network gets and upfront cash payment and additional discretionary payments should any deal(s) emanate through the network.

    Your financial support in the form of sponsorship may or may give you a financial return and no guarantees can me made.

    However, you can be sure that as the site grows - and I receive many many many emails on this - your network is strengthening to become the hottest and only resource of its kind in the United Kingdom and any financial support can assist in adding further to its phenomenal success in the last ten months.

    If you too would like to help - why not get in touch by emailing me.
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