Here is a compilation of some of the work I've produced while working at an industry leading Saas company
Employer / Client
Landscape Management Network
Components
Infographics / eBooks / Web / On-site Graphics / Social Media
Helping a Saas company to gain market share, consistently add more leads into the sales funnel, and ultimately, get more customers.
Description of my time
Landscape Management Network (LMN), is a leader in the landscaping CRM marketplace. We make software that helps landscapers run their businesses efficiently, make more profit, and gain financial freedom.
During my time at LMN, I was fortunate enough to work on many incredible projects that I’m proud of. What I’ve gathered on this page are just a few of my favourites. These projects range from infographics, to ebooks and social media posts, to a complete redesign and rebuild of LMN’s sister brand, Greenius’ website.
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01
The Path to a Million Dollar Landscape Company
An ebook promoted via paid ads and social media intended to get us emails and build our marketing lists.
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02
Greenius Website Rebrand and Redesign
Greenius is a sister company owned by LMN. It is the educational arm of LMN. It offers subscription-based training software for landscapers. I was fortunate enough to lead the brand refresh and designed much of the current brand's look and feel. This included refreshing all of our marketing collateral, including the website.
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03
Tradeshow iPad Deck
A presentation deck formatted to be viewed on an iPad, with which the sales reps could easily present the key selling points of LMN software.
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04
Budgeting Info and Social Media Graphics
The budgeting infographic was a part of a push to offer more value to our audience with our content. Its aim was to drive customers to register for a free account and try out our software. The final pieces were a large infographic, which was then turned into social media posts, as well as a blog.
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05
5 Questions Before Applying for Cash Financing eBook
When LMN was trying to launch and promote the lending side of its business, the strategy was to offer informational content that was helpful, but that also would work to 'sell' the advantages of commercial lending.
