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- Monrovia-CoContributor 2
Welcome to the community, and congrats on the new venture!
I love that your instinct is generosity but I'd gently caution doing gift bags this early. They can be costly and time consuming to put together, and you haven't landed the clients yet to make that effort pay off.
A few things I'd consider first: a small discount on a first service, inexpensive branded materials in bulk (magnets, door hangers, a card with a QR code to your booking page). Then save the gift bags for after someone books, a recurring client or signed contract. That's when the gesture really lands, because now there's a relationship behind it.
Wishing you much success in getting started!
- bobcatmech1985New Member
Doesn't hurt.
- Tylerbaby3New Member
Yes, it allows the customer to experience your products without feeling pressured to buy
- CleanladyContributor 2
Thanks!! I like that!!
- travisshepherdContributor 4
Yes, it works great for building fast trust, but it’s expensive. Here is some ideas to make it work.
Put in a microfiber cloth, a branded fridge magnet, and your business card.
Include a flyer with a strict deadline (e.g., $25 off if you book by Friday).
Only hit high-income neighborhoods that can afford regular cleaning.
Don't go broke buying inventory. Test 15 to 20 bags first and see if the phone rings.