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Card My Yard is celebrating its 5-year anniversary with over 150 franchisees in 32 states and plans to open 50 more locations within the next 12 months. The company has achieved several recent accomplishments, including surpassing $2M in annual revenue and delivering its 50,000th yard greeting.
Card My Yard provides a yard greeting rental service where instead of sending a card in the mail, a customer can order a custom yard greeting to celebrate the important moments in the lives of their family, friends and neighbors. The franchisor operates over 150 franchisees in thirty-two states and has plans to open another fifty locations within the next twelve months.
“Spreading joy is what we get to do everyday,” says Amy Arnold, Co-Founder at Card My Yard. “Card My Yard exists to serve our communities and to partner with local organizations to help them celebrate. As the premier yard greeting company we strive to grow and expand while serving the needs of our customers.”
This news comes in the wake of many recent accomplishments and initiatives of the company, including:
Card My Yard launched CMY Cares, a platform to model and encourage franchisees to give back to their communities
Delivering its 50,000th yard greeting
Surpassing $2M in annual revenue
Opening its first location in California
“Our growth as a company has been a true blessing for us and our families, and we are so thankful for the support and love from our neighbors, friends, customers, and community,” says Jessica Stanley, Co-Founder at Card My Yard.
Card My Yard, LLC is a yard greeting service company based in Austin, TX. Founded in 2014 by Amy Arnold and Jessica Stanley along with their husbands, Card My Yard began serving the Northwest Austin area. In 2017, Card My Yard branched out and began selling franchises to serve communities across the country. Card My Yard is registered to sell franchises in forty-nine states.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on November 7, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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