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    Anonymous
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    I would like to get some feedback as to what you guys think a new customer is worth or stated differently what kind of ROI do you expect from a advertising source.
    3 to 1…..4 to 1…5 to 1 ??????
    According to “Howard Partridge and no I haven’t purchased anything from him, he just likes to send me free tips all the time because I haven’t bought anything.
    Howard Partirdge says that you should get 4 to 1 return rather quickly on an advertising source or move on.
    Many advertisers try to sell you on “The future value of a customer”.
    There is something to be said for that but how much.
    How much should we be willing to “buy” a customer for?
    I’m getting frustrated with the pay per click thing and how much I pay vs. how much I book.
    All feedback is greatly appreciated.

    #153334
    Anonymous
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    How long have you been up and running with your franchise?

    #153335
    Anonymous
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    9 months ago

    #153336
    Anonymous
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    now understand that these are just my thoughts and YMMV. So here goes
    The most expensive way to find new customers is to advertise for them. The cheapest way is to work for them I’d go another step and get others to find my customers for me.
    We ALL want to get the kind of new customers that money can’t buy, REFERRALS.
    Getting a referral from a happy customers is a good start, I think the gold is getting 45(or whatever the number is) referrals from each of
    The Maid service
    The window cleaner
    The lawn care service
    The exterminator
    The furnace tune up guy
    the pool guy
    Make a list

    I think Your contact(deal) with the door man is OUTSTANDING!!

    Seek out these people, do what you have to do to get them making the referrals and that will build your client list faster and cheaper and better than anything.

    Again, understand that these are just my thoughts and YMMV.

    #153337
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Thanks Dennis,
    By the way what is YMMV?
    Kurt

    #153338
    tn16
    Participant

    I think YMMV = Your mileage may vary

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