Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Dave_Lee on November 27, 2015, 04:39:48 pm
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Something Ive increasing noticed during the last few years and from some of the younger sector of female customers.
A reluctance to give their surname, often offering just their christian name, then sounding taken aback when asked for their full name.
'Hall', ie: bottom of stairs, being called a 'Landing'. Not a 'Hall, Stairs and Landing' job anymore but a 'Stairs and 2 Landings' Been caught out a couple of times by this, expecting a 3 story house, which turns out to be a two.
Call to say they want their 'Sofa' cleaned, when they really mean their '3 Piece Suite'.
Dave.
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Thought it was just me! ;D
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Yes Dave, you are absolutely correct.
The age of Google customers.....
big % cancelation/no show rate !.
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all i know is, if they finish a sentence with the word "innit" then they aint gonna pay my prices innit.
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Also....
Men who cannot talk on a phone, so the wife calls and every question I ask is shouted to the the husband
Me: how big is it?
Her ( screamed to husband, while still having phone to her mouth so it burst my eardrum) : HOW BIG IS IT?
Me; what is it made of?
Her: WHATS IT MADE FROM?
Me:any stains ?
Her: ANY STAINS?
Me:£80
Her: I'll call you back!!!
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They are called millennials , google marketing to millennials ad implement if you still want to be in work 10 years from now .
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glad I don't deal with them now , its hard to decide which shops to go shopping at everyday lol its had being retried ;D
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Hi Guys
Yes the landings one is strange, not sure if an American import.
my key word is mate, if an enquiry starts with the word mate in the first sentence , then the probability of them becoming a customer drops to virtually nil.
On the plus side the move to email enquiries is quite civilised and not so time dependant as answering the phone.
Cheers
Doug