SiteOne unveils marketing toolkit

SiteOne Landscape Supply has launched a marketing toolkit that gives customers the ability to create, customize and print marketing assets.
Exclusively for Partners Program members, the toolkit allows landscape customers to create, customize and print marketing assets to promote their business.
SiteOne Landscape Supply has launched a marketing toolkit that gives customers the ability to create, customize and print marketing assets.

SiteOne Landscape Supply, Roswell, Georgia, has launched a marketing toolkit that gives landscape customers the ability to create, customize and print marketing assets to promote their business in their community. The marketing toolkit is exclusively for Partners Program members.

“We know our customers are busy running their businesses and it can be challenging to find time to spread the word about their services,” says Allison Flynn, senior director of integrated marketing at SiteOne. “That’s why our marketing toolkit is the ultimate online resource where customers can easily create and print their customized assets. We’re delighted to be able to help save time so customers can remain focused on their growth.”

The SiteOne marketing toolkit online portal features pre-designed templates to choose from, including business cards, door hangers, flyers, truck magnets and yard signs that can be customized with a customer’s unique logo, business name and contact information. Users can edit the template of their choice and make their desired changes. Materials can be printed and shipped, or downloaded instantly to print for free.

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