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williamx

Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #180 on: January 04, 2009, 10:05:33 pm »
$97 us dollars which is around £70 :o but you do get free p&p, well I have 10 ::)

You sign up for a 39 page report every month for £300 a year 8).

Well what am I getting?

He didn't give 1 marketing idea that will be in this monthy issue or any of the issues, he just kept on flipping though it, while going on that its got this and that in it, but he never gave an example of what it might be? ???

His sales approach and method was also top grade as well :o, I mean give us some respect >:(, you want our money yet you could not get someone to hold the camera for you

The part I did pick up on though was how he is going to show you how to get the maximum amount of money for window cleaning in your area, this he is going to charge you £70 for or £300 if you are really lucky.

Well all you have to do is kept increasing you rates until the customers start to cancel, you have now reached the maximum that they are willing to pay.

This secret is free of charge, if you want to make a donation, please make it to the NSPCC.

I really wish I could sit down with you "live" and respond to you in person.

I really do...alas, I am pretty far away.

I guess I haven't made enough vids or provided enough examples, or supplied enough downloads to make the smallest dent in your intellect. And its obvious that you didn't watch the extensive previews of the dossier, that shoed you what was INSIDE the January 2009 edition.

I have decided to stop caring about it all, Pure Hydro...you win, I will officially investing time on a project that you have no current interest in: correcting weak logic.

You are not correct, but you do have a loud v ;)oice, I'll give you that.


When you want to stop yelling, let me know.


You sound angry >:( not losing the plot I hope :D ;) 8)

L.J.Thorpe

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #181 on: January 04, 2009, 10:06:56 pm »
sorry but could you clarify
are the figures on your website in canadian dollars ???
sorry to be a pest but could you answer this question please ;D

WCBusinessCoach

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #182 on: January 04, 2009, 10:07:55 pm »
i have read through a lot of this post and would like to make a couple of observations
i am sure this bloke knows loads about marketing and no doubt some of his advice can be applied to this country
but
he is talking canadian dollars so that $400 house equates to 200 quid or so
if the window cleaning business in canada is like the states then it is more like once a year than once a month for a clean
on that basis the 1150 dollars of work for 34 fliers equates to 3 jobs
done once a year ::)
so thats a sub 10% take up
good for leaflets but not unheard of
my best response was 5 out of 21
right place right time,sometimes it happens that way ;D
this marketing practice is probably portable and applicable to us over here but needs to be viewed in perspective

Good, let's do some math.

2 brand-new jobs, as follows:

House 1:
Ext windows + gutters $277

House 2:
Ext + Int windows + gutter $875+ (cant remember exactly)

That's $1150 in IMMEDIATE work.

In this area, most have their windows and eaves cleaned twice/yr.

So, if I can keep them happy (so far so good), that'll mean $2300 in 2009 from them.

From 34 little fliers printed on a home computer and printer on a Thurs afternoon in November.

Make sense?

Not to mention the additional stuff I could up-sell and cross-sell, and the neighbours we'll target in 2009, too, using these guys as leverage to earn more local trust.


WCBusinessCoach

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #183 on: January 04, 2009, 10:09:23 pm »
Kevin,.. can I buy your book and pay upfront? I'm a bit old fashioned and would prefer not to do the weekly payment thing!

Sure, here's the link:
http://budurl.com/yfm8

williamx

Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #184 on: January 04, 2009, 10:09:57 pm »
If you listen to the blog he want payment in us $ via paypal

Klean07

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #185 on: January 04, 2009, 10:10:05 pm »
You know guys I am so glad that now there is some one here (THE COACH) who can raise the bar about window cleaning prices, we should all praise this guy who wants us all to earn good money and have a better life, instead of running all day for £10- £20 window cleaning.
So if on the way he earns money from us, let it be.
After all is not easy to have an imaginative talent. And he has.
You have to be borne with it.
So for me any way good luck to KEVIN and please keep up the good work.

Regards
Bosh


Totally agree, give the man a chance.

Thx man
kkleanwindowcleaning.co.uk

WCBusinessCoach

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #186 on: January 04, 2009, 10:10:53 pm »
sorry but could you clarify
are the figures on your website in canadian dollars ???
sorry to be a pest but could you answer this question please ;D

Nope, USD.

When you click thru to paypal, it'll show you.

Maybe I'll make a little GBP special link just for you guys

L.J.Thorpe

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #187 on: January 04, 2009, 10:11:27 pm »
and could you also tell me what the frequency is for cleaning that little house/bungalow thing which is pictured on your website and at start of this thread please

WCBusinessCoach

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #188 on: January 04, 2009, 10:13:08 pm »
and could you also tell me what the frequency is for cleaning that little house/bungalow thing which is pictured on your website and at start of this thread please

That little guy is a once/yr job, at best.

Nathanael Jones

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #189 on: January 04, 2009, 10:13:44 pm »
Kevin,.. can I buy your book and pay upfront? I'm a bit old fashioned and would prefer not to do the weekly payment thing!

Sure, here's the link:
http://budurl.com/yfm8

I get an error message from that link?

Maybe a €uro link (Half price of course) would also be a good idea??

:)

Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #190 on: January 04, 2009, 10:17:36 pm »
Kevin, I know how you could (with very little effort on your part, based on devoting your time for a limited period only; but with permanent benefit) increase your revenue 4/5/6 maybe 10 fold. Possibly 20!

Does that sound like a nice plan to you?

It WOULD work, I guarantee it.

Matt

Talk to me, I'm listening

Sales/Marketing is easy see! I have your attention.


You expect me to just tell you? For free?

What sort of a business man do you think I am  ;)

Saying that I think there is a huge market youve probably not considered approaching yet.

Are you trying to make me beg?

No no! I was just turning the tables a little to be honest  ;)

The angle I was coming from was......what countries do you market yourself in? Canada? USA? UK?

I've got subscribers in the UK, Canada, US, and Australia too.

This stuff works in any free market economy. If you're in one, I can help you.


Yes I thought Australia might be one of your target areas, they have a similiar window-cleaning régime to the US and Canada I beieve.

So what is stopping you from expanding into other areas of Europe, Russia, theres a Russian window-cleaner comes on here http://www.moemgorod.ru/ how about Iceland, Poland, Ukraine, Middle East?


williamx

Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #191 on: January 04, 2009, 10:19:01 pm »
i have read through a lot of this post and would like to make a couple of observations
i am sure this bloke knows loads about marketing and no doubt some of his advice can be applied to this country
but
he is talking canadian dollars so that $400 house equates to 200 quid or so
if the window cleaning business in canada is like the states then it is more like once a year than once a month for a clean
on that basis the 1150 dollars of work for 34 fliers equates to 3 jobs
done once a year ::)
so thats a sub 10% take up
good for leaflets but not unheard of
my best response was 5 out of 21
right place right time,sometimes it happens that way ;D
this marketing practice is probably portable and applicable to us over here but needs to be viewed in perspective

Good, let's do some math.

2 brand-new jobs, as follows:

House 1:
Ext windows + gutters $277

House 2:
Ext + Int windows + gutter $875+ (cant remember exactly)

That's $1150 in IMMEDIATE work.

In this area, most have their windows and eaves cleaned twice/yr.

So, if I can keep them happy (so far so good), that'll mean $2300 in 2009 from them.

From 34 little fliers printed on a home computer and printer on a Thurs afternoon in November.

Make sense?

Not to mention the additional stuff I could up-sell and cross-sell, and the neighbours we'll target in 2009, too, using these guys as leverage to earn more local trust.



We in the Uk do not clean on a 6 monthy or yearly basis, we turn up each week or every 2 - 4 - 6 or maybe 8 weeks..

We already charge £10 a clean, which can work out at £520 or $915 canadian dollars a year, how are you going to increase this?

Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #192 on: January 04, 2009, 10:20:49 pm »
William put a sock in it mate.

 ;)

peter holley

Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #193 on: January 04, 2009, 10:25:43 pm »
i have read through a lot of this post and would like to make a couple of observations
i am sure this bloke knows loads about marketing and no doubt some of his advice can be applied to this country
but
he is talking canadian dollars so that $400 house equates to 200 quid or so
if the window cleaning business in canada is like the states then it is more like once a year than once a month for a clean
on that basis the 1150 dollars of work for 34 fliers equates to 3 jobs
done once a year ::)
so thats a sub 10% take up
good for leaflets but not unheard of
my best response was 5 out of 21
right place right time,sometimes it happens that way ;D
this marketing practice is probably portable and applicable to us over here but needs to be viewed in perspective

Good, let's do some math.

2 brand-new jobs, as follows:

House 1:
Ext windows + gutters $277

House 2:
Ext + Int windows + gutter $875+ (cant remember exactly)

That's $1150 in IMMEDIATE work.

In this area, most have their windows and eaves cleaned twice/yr.

So, if I can keep them happy (so far so good), that'll mean $2300 in 2009 from them.

From 34 little fliers printed on a home computer and printer on a Thurs afternoon in November.

Make sense?

Not to mention the additional stuff I could up-sell and cross-sell, and the neighbours we'll target in 2009, too, using these guys as leverage to earn more local trust.



We in the Uk do not clean on a 6 monthy or yearly basis, we turn up each week or every 2 - 4 - 6 or maybe 8 weeks..

We already charge £10 a clean, which can work out at £520 or $915 canadian dollars a year, how are you going to increase this?



dont waste your time m8... the cultural difference is HUGE...its a pointless debate...your on different wave lengths.... thats why the topic has gone on and on and on and on and on ....there is a huge communication barrier....lets just agree to disagree ::)...

williamx

Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #194 on: January 04, 2009, 10:28:00 pm »
Shame I was enjoying myself too ;D

WCBusinessCoach

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #195 on: January 04, 2009, 10:32:41 pm »
Kevin, I know how you could (with very little effort on your part, based on devoting your time for a limited period only; but with permanent benefit) increase your revenue 4/5/6 maybe 10 fold. Possibly 20!

Does that sound like a nice plan to you?

It WOULD work, I guarantee it.

Matt

Talk to me, I'm listening

Sales/Marketing is easy see! I have your attention.


You expect me to just tell you? For free?

What sort of a business man do you think I am  ;)

Saying that I think there is a huge market youve probably not considered approaching yet.

Are you trying to make me beg?

No no! I was just turning the tables a little to be honest  ;)

The angle I was coming from was......what countries do you market yourself in? Canada? USA? UK?

I've got subscribers in the UK, Canada, US, and Australia too.

This stuff works in any free market economy. If you're in one, I can help you.


Yes I thought Australia might be one of your target areas, they have a similiar window-cleaning régime to the US and Canada I beieve.

So what is stopping you from expanding into other areas of Europe, Russia, theres a Russian window-cleaner comes on here http://www.moemgorod.ru/ how about Iceland, Poland, Ukraine, Middle East?



Just the language barrier, but even then I may have some options there...

I DO have one subscriber in Poland, actually, now that you mention it :)

Or maybe he simply bought a book outright...I cant remember

williamx

Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #196 on: January 04, 2009, 10:33:41 pm »
Also when cleaners start to moan that they are being targeted by other cleaners, with all of this marketing methods supplied by the "coach" well you were warned ???

WCBusinessCoach

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #197 on: January 04, 2009, 10:34:20 pm »
Kevin,.. can I buy your book and pay upfront? I'm a bit old fashioned and would prefer not to do the weekly payment thing!

Sure, here's the link:
http://budurl.com/yfm8

I get an error message from that link?

Maybe a €uro link (Half price of course) would also be a good idea??

:)

Shoot, sorry.

This WILL work:

Go to this webpage, and click on the bottom button that says "Read the softcover 2008 edition of my new book" :

http://windowcleaningbusinesscoach.com/coach/coaching


bluez

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Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #198 on: January 04, 2009, 10:37:49 pm »
Read it all ............................. ::)

Thought prevoking thread, tbh both hydro and Kevin have posted somethings that will at the very least give some good marketing ideas to everyone who is open minded in this regard.

Good to see a mature thread that didnt break into the usual bitchin and spoil the useful content.
hi

Re: Window Cleaning Business Coach PART TWO
« Reply #199 on: January 04, 2009, 10:38:27 pm »
Kevin, I know how you could (with very little effort on your part, based on devoting your time for a limited period only; but with permanent benefit) increase your revenue 4/5/6 maybe 10 fold. Possibly 20!

Does that sound like a nice plan to you?

It WOULD work, I guarantee it.

Matt

Talk to me, I'm listening

Sales/Marketing is easy see! I have your attention.


You expect me to just tell you? For free?

What sort of a business man do you think I am  ;)

Saying that I think there is a huge market youve probably not considered approaching yet.

Are you trying to make me beg?

No no! I was just turning the tables a little to be honest  ;)

The angle I was coming from was......what countries do you market yourself in? Canada? USA? UK?

I've got subscribers in the UK, Canada, US, and Australia too.

This stuff works in any free market economy. If you're in one, I can help you.


Yes I thought Australia might be one of your target areas, they have a similiar window-cleaning régime to the US and Canada I beieve.

So what is stopping you from expanding into other areas of Europe, Russia, theres a Russian window-cleaner comes on here http://www.moemgorod.ru/ how about Iceland, Poland, Ukraine, Middle East?



Just the language barrier, but even then I may have some options there...

I DO have one subscriber in Poland, actually, now that you mention it :)

Or maybe he simply bought a book outright...I cant remember


Yup!!

Thats it!!


One issue, language!

So go out there and learn it.

Whats stopping you?

It opens up a whole new sphere of customers to you.

Thats what you'd suggest to others who came to you.

There are guys on here who work abroad and have learnt the language. Pingu on here is English but works in Holland he speaks Dutch.

The more languages you learn the wider your market.

Im surprised you havent already cottoned on  ;D

THE WORLD IS YOUR OYSTER!![/i][/color]


That'll be $500.00 please  ;D

Matt