[ally75]

Been running my carpet and upholstery cleaning company for just over a year now, and gaining work from flyers,recommendations, internet and advertiser mags. It has been hardgoing but feel I am now turning a corner with it. Been looking at a way to make myself more business like and perhaps "model" (or copy) a more successful cleaner. Have been doing some research and come across a programme called "I love marketing" by Alltec that looks like it might fit the bill. Does anyone have any thoughts/advice/experience of using this? Will it allow me to jump start my businness? is it a load of nonsense?  Is there anything better others have used?
Any advice greatfully received.

[Ian Gourlay]

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[Mike Halliday]

aly75

fill in your profile and use a proper name and you might find people more helpful,

I.ve been caught out giving marketing advice to a guy who lives 6 miles from me who then used the advice to try and persuade my delivery company to ditch me and put out their leaflets

now anyone using a daft name doesn't get marketing advice.

but.... i love marketing is alltecs new persona and they are a reputable company.... so worth a look at

[ally75]

Cheers Mike, will do

[Craigp]

Where are you Based Ally?

[ally75]

West Lothian in Scotland

[Craigp]

Ok long way to go to Cambridge, but go for it, it sounds like your willing to take advice and guidance, this means it's more likely to work for you.

There are many way to skin a cat, but this ones field tested.

Call Robert Saunders and have a chat!

[ally75]

Thanks CraigP, will definitely consider it

[feldon]

Have you seen the price of the course £597

[wynne jones]

It used to be available only if you bought a machine from them but Cleansmart do a marketing guide with very good ideas in it. If you can get your hands on that from them and follow through on it you would be well ahead of the game.

[Jamie Pearson]

West Lothian in Scotland

Were you at the Bathgate Discovery Day Ally?