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Mike Andes documents day three of a project to build a $300,000 lawn care business in 30 days, traveling to an Augusta/South Park location to start from zero (no employees, equipment, or customers). The chunk focuses on frontline marketing and sales tactics—yard signs, door hangers, holding a roadside sign, and planned direct mail—plus short-term hiring plans (paying $20/hr plus $20 per lead) to distribute materials and generate leads. Practical decisions are driven by simple metrics (leads per hour) and the aim to book project work that justifies hiring crew members.

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