Goomer
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Thinking about spending a day canvasing funeral homes.
What cha got to say about working for them?
What cha got to say about working for them?
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handdi
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business is always dead from what i hear
Steve Toburen
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Great minds think alike, Frank: 
http://sfs.jondon.com/10466/resources/q ... ng-sectors
Steve Toburen
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PS In too many areas of the country I find carpet cleaners fighting over one market (low end, price oriented residential) like staving dogs snarling over a picked clean bone. Funeral homes are just one example of an "under served sector".
http://sfs.jondon.com/10466/resources/q ... ng-sectors
Steve Toburen
www.SFS.JonDon.com
PS In too many areas of the country I find carpet cleaners fighting over one market (low end, price oriented residential) like staving dogs snarling over a picked clean bone. Funeral homes are just one example of an "under served sector".
Desk Jockey
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Pick the high end ones that look like money, they care the most about appearance.
We've cleaned carpet for several here in town, we've even done some general cleaning and post construction cleaning as well.
You'll need to be flexible with times and you'll want it to dry fast. Easy cleaning for the most part and large areas you'll want to be competitive with price.
You could always offer a free demo in the worst area to get you in the door.
We've cleaned carpet for several here in town, we've even done some general cleaning and post construction cleaning as well.
You'll need to be flexible with times and you'll want it to dry fast. Easy cleaning for the most part and large areas you'll want to be competitive with price.
You could always offer a free demo in the worst area to get you in the door.
