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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Viktor on June 10, 2020, 02:05:57 pm
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I have been growing my round with Facebook ads and it turns out to be the cheapest way to get new clients. It is cheaper than leafllets or canvasing.
My brother has been running my Facebook account and managing all new enquiries. His role is to launch new ads, create facebook posts, respond to messages and enter all new jobs to cleaner planner.
He would happily take on an additional account as long as the areas don't compete.
He's very good with fb ads and customer service.
He know how to quote jobs etc.
The minimum spend on ads for this to be worth it is £1000 weekly. Let me know if anyone would be interested.
Contact me on 07517 758251
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are you saying it costs £1000 per week?
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I am saying fb advertising budget should be at least £1000 to make it worth..
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I have been growing my round with Facebook ads and it turns out to be the cheapest way to get new clients. It is cheaper than leafllets or canvasing.
My brother has been running my Facebook account and managing all new enquiries. His role is to launch new ads, create facebook posts, respond to messages and enter all new jobs to cleaner planner.
He would happily take on an additional account as long as the areas don't compete.
He's very good with fb ads and customer service.
He know how to quote jobs etc.
The minimum spend on ads for this to be worth it is £1000 weekly. Let me know if anyone would be interested.
£1000 per week and it’s the cheapest way to advertise? What kind of results are you getting for £1000 per week?
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I have been growing my round with Facebook ads and it turns out to be the cheapest way to get new clients. It is cheaper than leafllets or canvasing.
My brother has been running my Facebook account and managing all new enquiries. His role is to launch new ads, create facebook posts, respond to messages and enter all new jobs to cleaner planner.
He would happily take on an additional account as long as the areas don't compete.
He's very good with fb ads and customer service.
He know how to quote jobs etc.
The minimum spend on ads for this to be worth it is £1000 weekly. Let me know if anyone would be interested.
£1000 per week and it’s the cheapest way to advertise? What kind of results are you getting for £1000 per week?
The key metric is how many customers for £1,000. You'd need 25-30 to compare with leaflets.
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good to know how do people contact you. for a £1000 a week are you in profit or at a loss after first cleans? is there a reason why it doesn't scale say to a lower amount. How much does your brother charge?
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£1000 per week and it’s the cheapest way to advertise? What kind of results are you getting for £1000 per week?
It doesn't matter that £1000 when you look if it's cheap or expensive.
What matters is cost per booked job.
At the moment it's around £15 consistently.
Why I say £1000 per week is that it's enought budget for him to be busy with someones campaigns as he would learn your business, your pricing, your area etc.
When you have not done it it's a bit difficult to understand. It's not just posting on FB who needs window cleaner.
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The key metric is how many customers for £1,000. You'd need 25-30 to compare with leaflets.
I get way more then that.
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Well sod it im going to hijack this thread since i was talking about this earlier and you have obviously seen my posts and jumped in.......If anyone wants any help with fb ads/social media ads/adwords or wants any leads...
Ive been doing this a while, i just dont post on here about it ;)
www.windowcleaningleads.co.uk
This is my website, its a bit rough but hey i made it myself. To be honest i started doing this a couple of years ago now but dont get time to pursue it on a big scale, but its something i am very interested in and have a a handfull of regular weekly customers at present on top of ones that keep coming back for more leads.
Feel free to get in touch via email for any tips or advice, happy to help.
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good to know how do people contact you. for a £1000 a week are you in profit or at a loss after first cleans? is there a reason why it doesn't scale say to a lower amount. How much does your brother charge?
In slight profit. Lower amount not much point for him to bother learning your business pricing etc.
Can start with lower amount. I started with much lower - £50 per day when I started.
I have done loads of leaflets in a past and I have canvasser too.
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Well sod it im going to hijack this thread since i was talking about this earlier and you have obviously seen my posts and jumped in.......If anyone wants any help with fb ads/social media ads/adwords or wants any leads...
Ive been doing this a while, i just dont post on here about it ;)
www.windowcleaningleads.co.uk
This is my website, its a bit rough but hey i made it myself. To be honest i started doing this a couple of years ago now but dont get time to pursue it on a big scale, but its something i am very interested in and have a a handfull of regular weekly customers at present on top of ones that keep coming back for more leads.
Feel free to get in touch via email for any tips or advice, happy to help.
That's very kind of you. you might get inandated and have to charge soon. ;D
Perhaps a potential of a new sideline career
Wait you do charge for this all just seen site fair enough well done
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good to know how do people contact you. for a £1000 a week are you in profit or at a loss after first cleans? is there a reason why it doesn't scale say to a lower amount. How much does your brother charge?
In slight profit. Lower amount not much point for him to bother learning your business pricing etc.
Can start with lower amount. I started with much lower - £50 per day when I started.
I have done loads of leaflets in a past and I have canvasser too.
I think doing everything is a good thing canvassing leafleting Google and maybe Facebook.
I take it you stopped leaflets now guess this is better. When you say slight prophet you mean on the first clean and then obviously you're pretty much in profit after that? It's growing in other words
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If I allocated £1,000 to FB advertising, how many customers, do you estimate, would contact me?
Also, I work within a 5 mile radius, would my budget be contained within this small area?
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Well sod it im going to hijack this thread since i was talking about this earlier and you have obviously seen my posts and jumped in.......If anyone wants any help with fb ads/social media ads/adwords or wants any leads...
Ive been doing this a while, i just dont post on here about it ;)
www.windowcleaningleads.co.uk
This is my website, its a bit rough but hey i made it myself. To be honest i started doing this a couple of years ago now but dont get time to pursue it on a big scale, but its something i am very interested in and have a a handfull of regular weekly customers at present on top of ones that keep coming back for more leads.
Feel free to get in touch via email for any tips or advice, happy to help.
Very nice website Adam , seems very interesting!
Do you use our name to get the customers or do you use yours?
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The key metric is how many customers for £1,000. You'd need 25-30 to compare with leaflets.
I get way more then that.
I should add that’s 25-30 regular customers so not counting one offs.
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If I allocated £1,000 to FB advertising, how many customers, do you estimate, would contact me?
Also, I work within a 5 mile radius, would my budget be contained within this small area?
5 miles radius is small - we can run some test to see how many potential residents are in the area. perhams smaller budget far such a small are. But yes it will be contained within your 5 miles radius.
it is really a rear opportunity as my brother is doing it for me full time atm. so he is all day respond to messages and answer peoples questions. quote and book jobs.
you dont have to spend 1k.
for 1k it will be a lot of contacts - but he dose answer all messages and quote on your behalf.
for 1k estimate 50-70 jobs booked in
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The key metric is how many customers for £1,000. You'd need 25-30 to compare with leaflets.
I get way more then that.
I should add that’s 25-30 regular customers so not counting one offs.
I dont take any one offs - for £1k you would get way more customers then 25-30
Last week I spent £500 and booked 36 regular jobs
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In slight profit. Lower amount not much point for him to bother learning your business pricing etc.
Can start with lower amount. I started with much lower - £50 per day when I started.
I have done loads of leaflets in a past and I have canvasser too.
last week around £500 spent on ads and 36 regular jobs booked
I think doing everything is a good thing canvassing leafleting Google and maybe Facebook.
I take it you stopped leaflets now guess this is better. When you say slight prophet you mean on the first clean and then obviously you're pretty much in profit after that? It's growing in other words
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I’ve been using Darren recently. Impressed so far.
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£1000 a week is a huge budget for adverting for the average window cleaner. And we all know it takes time to class a customer as regular. Im not saying it doesn't work for you, but just £1000 is a high number week after week.
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£1000 a week is a huge budget for adverting for the average window cleaner. And we all know it takes time to class a customer as regular. Im not saying it doesn't work for you, but just £1000 is a high number week after week.
It dosnt have to be £1k, but since my brother is overlooking and managing account full time - it just make sense. How much guys spend on leaflets here ? 10K leaflets print + delivery will cost around £1k solo delivery.
Could try with smaller budget - he started my one with £50 a day
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£1000 a week is a huge budget for adverting for the average window cleaner. And we all know it takes time to class a customer as regular. Im not saying it doesn't work for you, but just £1000 is a high number week after week.
It dosnt have to be £1k, but since my brother is overlooking and managing account full time - it just make sense. How much guys spend on leaflets here ? 10K leaflets print + delivery will cost around £1k solo delivery.
Could try with smaller budget - he started my one with £50 a day
How do we get in touch with your brother
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£1000 a week is a huge budget for adverting for the average window cleaner. And we all know it takes time to class a customer as regular. Im not saying it doesn't work for you, but just £1000 is a high number week after week.
It dosnt have to be £1k, but since my brother is overlooking and managing account full time - it just make sense. How much guys spend on leaflets here ? 10K leaflets print + delivery will cost around £1k solo delivery.
Could try with smaller budget - he started my one with £50 a day
How do we get in touch with your brother
Five me a call for a chat (nr on a first post)
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So total booked 40 regular jobs in last 10 days and cost me half the price per job what leaflets would have cost.
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So total booked 40 regular jobs in last 10 days and cost me half the price per job what leaflets would have cost.
So cost you £750?
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So total booked 40 regular jobs in last 10 days and cost me half the price per job what leaflets would have cost.
So cost you £750?
Slightly less then that.
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Ok, so I'm doing the Viktor challenge. I'll let you all know how it goes. Not too much pressure! ;D
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Ok, so I'm doing the Viktor challenge. I'll let you all know how it goes. Not too much pressure! ;D
Not too much pressure ?!
I was boasting about his great work and now it's being put to the test. If he doesn't do a good job I personally kick his ass for ruining my name ;D
I hope it goes well ! I am eager to see results myself ! :)
For time being he will not take anyone else for few weeks so that he can focus on Birdy account. Anyone interested can still contact, but potentially he can only start in few weeks.
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So....
To date we're spending a fraction of what we're spending on leaflets. Last week cost £25 per customer and we picked up 14. I think this week we refined things and got in place a bit of pre-qualifying by instantly sending prices to those interested and we're at 13 customers to date this week. I've not monitored the costs but I'm pretty sure we've only spent £80 so far.
So far, so good.
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£80 OR £800 ?
Not being funny just interested in the result
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Not sure how effective Facebook Ads are for lead generation, as my experience is purely based on search generated leads from Google Ads, but I would argue leads from Google are higher quality, because they are actively searching for the service, rather than stumbling upon an ad as on Facebook.
I'm happy to run a test campaign for a window cleaner, who would be interested generating extra leads, and I won't charge anything for doing this, as long as you are willing to cover the ad cost.
And we won't go for any crazy amounts, like £1000/week, which sounds a bit unrealistic to me for window cleaning, unless you are advertising nationwide in the UK.
Stephan
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Stephan what are your contact details