The title pretty much sums it up. But with door hangers, is the timing that you place them more important than the message that you have on them? I've read that the most important element is timing, then where you're placing them, and third is the message.
What is everyone's experience with this, true or not?
Timing is big. Around here if its to early people are still thinking snow. But in the spring if we get a couple of good days and people start to look around their yard to see what needs to be done. Best thing you can do is have all your stuff ready to go.
Timing is big. Around here if its to early people are still thinking snow. But in the spring if we get a couple of good days and people start to look around their yard to see what needs to be done. Best thing you can do is have all your stuff ready to go.
I think Timing is a huge factor. A lot of time I also think I could put whatever I wanted on there as long as the customer seen a price somewhere that's all they would read anyway.. LOL
Timing is everything. Although some commercial properties around me start looking back in October for the coming year. Mostly budget apartments that want the cheapest rates...
I have always considered something like door hangers to have more to do with branding and letting the customer see your name/logo, than actually pulling in business with them. The more times a prospect seems your branding the better.
If you happen to get business from them, it is just an added benefit.
I have always considered something like door hangers to have more to do with branding and letting the customer see your name/logo, than actually pulling in business with them. The more times a prospect seems your branding the better.
If you happen to get business from them, it is just an added benefit.
Did door hangers last year and landed some sweet jobs from them. Alot of people saw the name and logo. This year im going to do hangers and then go knock on some doors. Posted via Mobile Device
Did door hangers last year and landed some sweet jobs from them. Alot of people saw the name and logo. This year im going to do hangers and then go knock on some doors. Posted via Mobile Device
I advertised both. Best job I landed was a home owner had a pool installed and needed 2 zones of irrigation added some heads repaired, plants, mulch, and 5000 sq ft of sod. In and out in 3 days with one day rain delay. That one job paid for the door hangers. Posted via Mobile Device
Door hangers sound like something that can really pay off if placed in the right neighborhood. It seems though, that alot of times the neighborhood you will target with your hangers will already have someone doing their lawn, so better be on your game when it comes to estimating.
Door hangers sound like something that can really pay off if placed in the right neighborhood. It seems though, that alot of times the neighborhood you will target with your hangers will already have someone doing their lawn, so better be on your game when it comes to estimating.
This makes it all the better. I have left hangers while a crew was pulling up to the property. You never know who is unhappy with their current service. Most of the maintenance calls I got were from unhappy clients. Posted via Mobile Device
Yeah thats kinda what i have noticed too. Especially early in the season there is lots of turnover. it also happens with snow plowing, especially after a big storm
Any one care to share some of their door hanger material and selling pieces that have actually worked pretty well?
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