Lee Stockwell
FOJL
but he does need tips.
All that money spent on a vehicle wrap
- Thread starter Mikey P
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Mikey P
Administrator
Don't be an idiot
Mikey P
Administrator
Idiot
Nate The Great
Member
I'm surprised no Jiggle machine........ What's the reason for HWE?
Mikey P
Administrator
for the two bed rooms with pet urine?
Mikey P
Administrator
I have three 2-in 50 footers, a 45-footer of 2.5, a 15 ft Murphy's Law 2 in, and of course my 8 ft whip of 1.5
90% of my jobs take the 45, one 50, the 15 and the 8 whip
The other 10% take 120 ft so out come the corner guards, and burnt lawns....
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hogjowl
Idiot™
TMI
Doug Cox
Supportive Member
I have always had my van lettered until I bought my new van last year. I have plenty of work so I don’t really need to spend the money on that. I kinda like flying under the radar.
Were you impressed?
Luky
Member
Different forms of advertising ( van wrap is one of them) work on multiple levels. It's all part of branding effort; more often your company's name appears on various platforms (channels ) the better. " Familiarity sells ".
I'm pro van wrap and pro door hangers.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Oh, of course
You're being nice today.
Cleanworks
Moderator
A nice wrap certainly looks nice and is a good representation of your company, especially if it's reflected in the rest of your advertising. However, you need to make sure it gets your message across. Who you are, what do you do and how to reach you.
Do you still have that little box truck in your picture?
Cleanworks
Moderator
No, I sold it as it was getting too old. Great little truck but I had to order parts from South Korea.
icleancarpetz
Member
Letter the vehicle according to what triggers the potential customers. What are they in need of? What causes the homeowner to call?
Luky
Member
Sure, that's the point. Everyone has different taste and not all designs are universally accepted .
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Ever-Fresh
Member
Ever-Fresh
Member
Describe what you do in one sentence? O.K.... "We suck... the dirt out of carpets."
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
Can someone please explain the use
Of shoe covers....do you take them off every time you step out the door...then put em back on...
WHAT A DUMB IDEA! If you are working from the furthest point out the door....you really never step on
carpet you've cleaned ( at least you shouldn't)......so no need for dumb shoe covers!
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
Never used corner guards either ....while some of you wasted time wit shoe covers and corner gards.....I was getting the job done!
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
NOW....yor on the list!
Kenny Hayes
Member
Ok, let’s say shoe covers are 50/50, not really, but vinyl gloves
Are you scrubbing toilets?
Are you scrubbing toilets?
Cleanworks
Moderator
I use shoe covers only I have to walk back in over the carpet I've just cleaned. Typically, when I finish the job, I shut the truck down, put on shoe covers at the door and go in to write the invoice and sometimes have a coffee with the customer. I would never wear shoe covers while cleaning as they are trip and slip hazards.
Kenny Hayes
Member
Makes sense.
