dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Marketing would you work on more?
If you had more time on your hands, what single aspect of
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Royal Man
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I would start more referral groups.
FredC
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boazcan
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commercial, commercial, commercial sales...
Desk Jockey
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Sleep, you're making me tired here, just hearing about all this work.
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knoxclean
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It's all about relationships. Build as many strong relationships as you can with your customers and referral sources and you will never have to worry about marketing.
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
I don't worry but would like to have more restoration work.
Desk Jockey
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Are you currently doing anything with that segment of the market?
First of all its a s-l-o-w process, at best you are planting seeds for the future. It's battle of attrition, can you out last you competition in consistently making your brand known.
I have a little more time than you and I have more than 2-dozen marketing projects I'm at some stage with.
Are you looking at face to face in the trenches materials: Business cards, brochure, a company bi- who you are, what services you offer, specialty products, pens, pads, mugs, etc.
From your home: into letter, business card, brochure, postcards and or newsletter.
Be consistant, keep in front of them. All your competition is asking for their businees too, so you have to continually remind them why they need to call you.
Experience
Training
Response
Equipment
First of all its a s-l-o-w process, at best you are planting seeds for the future. It's battle of attrition, can you out last you competition in consistently making your brand known.
I have a little more time than you and I have more than 2-dozen marketing projects I'm at some stage with.
Are you looking at face to face in the trenches materials: Business cards, brochure, a company bi- who you are, what services you offer, specialty products, pens, pads, mugs, etc.
From your home: into letter, business card, brochure, postcards and or newsletter.
Be consistant, keep in front of them. All your competition is asking for their businees too, so you have to continually remind them why they need to call you.
Experience
Training
Response
Equipment
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idreadnought
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I would do one of two things.
First would be b door to door for commercial customers. Takes time but from the people that have done it the results are a great return on time.
Second I would work on more joint venture marketing. Find another company that has customers like mine and mail to their customer base.
First would be b door to door for commercial customers. Takes time but from the people that have done it the results are a great return on time.
Second I would work on more joint venture marketing. Find another company that has customers like mine and mail to their customer base.
