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[Chris33]

@The window cleaning kid totally. If 25 turn out good from that 30 I'll be happy

 

[The window cleaning kid]

Had one of my best clients today, Knocked on the door and was offered coffee then she comes out with the KIT KAT, pays online before I left the driveway.

There out there but far and thew between.

started doing this late 2015 and boy if I had all the customers that I have removed then I would be taking a good wage, but its not all about the money for me..

 

[Damo]

Either no one round here wants a window cleaner or I'm doing something wrong.
1. Wrote a post on my timeline with a before/after photo of a window. Explain what I do etc.

2. Hit post and then clicked 'boost post'.

3. Set target audience as women aged 28-54 with interests: Gardening, Home, Home and garden & Family

4. 5-6 mile or so radius from my house.

5. Set the budget to £12.00 over 7 days.

Firstly I've had not a sausage from it.

Secondly it's actually used my budget and cost me money because of my Facebook friends who have seen it I've had 2 photo clicks, 1 page like and 3 post likes from people I already know.

So it's basically cost me £6 for a page like and a few post likes.

Am I doing something wrong here or am I just getting bad luck?

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Join the club. Spent £20 and nothing /emoticons/sad.png One like for £20 YAY.

Back to the drawing board, i got some ideas lol.

 

[Chelmsford Cleaning - Sam]

Spent £11.35 over past week. Picked up 4 new regulars, worth about £70 and around £150 of one offs, Connie roofs and gutters. Happy days.

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[The window cleaning kid]

Join the club. Spent £20 and nothing /emoticons/sad.png One like for £20 YAY.
Back to the drawing board, i got some ideas lol.

Do you need it Damo :rofl: doing pretty well if I have the right guy hear!/emoticons/wink.png

 

[Chris33]

If you boost it to your own town then it's more likely it'll get noticed more. This is due to customers on yer fb sharing it, or organic 'likes' increasing its reach.

A focused approach I think works. 1 town. Paused at night. Ask them to share it..on advert text. Use pics.

 

[Damo]

Always room for more /emoticons/wink.png

 

[The window cleaning kid]

Always room for more /emoticons/wink.png

Damo, did you create that you tube post on lacquering poles ?

 

[Damo]

Damo, did you create that you tube post on lacquering poles ?

Yep

 

[The window cleaning kid]

Yep

Great do you have a link as cant find it :thumbsup: cheers

 

[Damo]

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Keep the thread on topic tho /emoticons/wink.png

 

[The window cleaning kid]

lo

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my bad cheers Damo

 

[StorminNorman]

Works for me anyway. The 50€ I invested in Facebook advertising brought me back 500€

And the add has been live only for 48h now..

My main focus is on gutters and fascia.

 

[Brandon]

Join the club. Spent £20 and nothing /emoticons/sad.png One like for £20 YAY.
Back to the drawing board, i got some ideas lol.

Glad to hear it's not just me then!

Cor throw me a bone would ya?[emoji23]

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[Damo]

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The only success I have had on my Facebook page is with non window cleaning related posts. So going to do something for the town I clean in for free and then post about it. Then get it shared.

I have spent nearly £50 on facebook and not one customer. Don't get me wrong I have had Facebook customers and not one has been a messer.

I would say I have picked up about 30-50 customers from one group /emoticons/biggrin.png