What are the best marketing strategies beyond Thumbtack and Yelp?
Good day everyone, I am looking for feedback on better marketing ideas for my HVACR company. I tried the useless thumbtack, and am using Yelp with Google currently but not getting much for results on closures. Any suggestions would be welcomed.Anyone using Send Jim or Dope Direct Mail strategies successfully?
I currently spend $1400/ month doing direct mail campaigns through Send JIm. Basically we use most of our credits mailing neighbors after we finish a job. I've seen zero return on this spend. I don't think we've received a single job and it's kind of a high price for something like that. I'm not completely shutting the door on this but is anyone else on here using one of these successfully? Please share your strategies!
Expertise is there, but how do we get the first KEC clients?
My husband has 3 years of Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning expertise, but we are new to the marketing side. As we launch Flores Pro Hoods, we need advice on: What’s the best way to get that first restaurant to say "yes"? Repeat Business: How do you keep them on a recurring schedule? Customer Happiness: What small thing makes a manager loyal to you for life? He knows how to do the work—I’m just trying to help him find it! Any tips for a new startup?
Sweat equity
Building a pressure washing business with sweat equity. I've been leaving flyers and tear aways at local businesses. About to post some on local Facebook groups, is there any additional advice for adding customers but keeping it local and personal. I am hoping to build a locally recognized company... patriot Pressure Washing, PPW!
What are the best ways to market a cabinet painting business on a budget?
For years I have relied on mostly flyers and word of mouth for my general interior/exterior paint contracting business, I'm starting another off-shoit company to specialize in cabinet painting, given the more specific nature of my targeting is there more efficient ways to advertise my services and grow my brand while being somewhat cost efficient?
