[seamus campbell]

Hi gents, has anyone got a good business introduction letter that they wouldnt mind me having a look at, would like to introduce my service to letting agents/business any help would be appreciated

[Jamie Lindsay]

looking for the same thing buddy

[suffolkclean]

seamus email addres?

Barbara

[seamus campbell]

Hi Barbara.

Thanks i appreciate it, my email is seamuscampbell1966@hotmail.co.uk

[pncleaning]

Hi barbera

Do you mind sending me a copy too please?

My email is info@pncarpetcleaning.co.uk

Thank you

Paul

[Billy Russell]

Here we go again! ha ha ha 

[Jim_77]

Seamus, use one of these:



Works far better

Once you've got the name and position of who you're writing to, then send a letter.

Letters addressed to "The Manager" or something equally moronic will just get binned without being opened.

Don't make excuses for not phoning, there aren't any

[clinton]

Id go with jim on this one too.

They will prob get binned the letters you send.

Why not even go in with a nice post card size business card etc n introduce yourself.

[John Atkinson]

Id go with jim on this one too.

They will prob get binned the letters you send.

Why not even go in with a nice post card size business card etc n introduce yourself.

I agree, too!

[Paul H]

Hi Folks,

Just started in the game but in my short time i've found a phone call . backed up with hand delivering your letter or business info and asking to speak to say (The lettings / maintainance manager) direct has had a good return rate for me.

Hope that help

[Mike Halliday]

using a name is so important with these letters,

our local paper has a business section every Wednesday.  It has article on lots of different companies and often does a few in depth looks at a local business. This section of the paper is a goldmine of names.

 if yo set your self a target of sending a letter to every name mentioned in your business section you will get a result and more importantly you can base the letter around what you have read about them in the paper.

Eg;.....

Hi Mrs smith

 I read in the Birmingham gazette you have just opened new premises in the high street, I would just like to wish you every success with your new venture, if we can every be assistant is keeping your new stores carpets looking in pristine condition please let us know.

I pass your store every day, i will drop a bottle of our stain remover in for you to deal with any accidents you may have, until you might need my services.......... bla..bla..bla

this sort of letter will get more results than any generic introduction letter

[Matt Lindus]

Or just clean them regardless. 

[seamus campbell]

Thanks gent really appreciate the comments,

[clinton]

its all trial n error mate..more of the error when i first started mind

[Angelo]

Hi barbera can you send me a copy as well please .
many thanks .
info@cleaningtime.co.uk

[John Milnes]

Introduction letters DO work.

It was some years a go when I was scraping about for work that I knocked up a letter introducing a service to letting agents.

In that letter was a picture of an agent showing a prospective tennant around a nice clean home.

The heading of the letter stated, FIRST IMPRESSIONS LAST.

I simply listed with bullet points, reasons why they should choose me.

Needless to say, that letter among other forms of cheap well thought out advertising have given me little need to spend thousands on Thompsons and the like.

You can have that tip for nothing

[Paul Evans]

Sorry to asy again Barbera could you send me a copy 

Paul