Sup,
Facebook ads start to work for me, however here's the problem:
I've logged 50km today on an electric bike delivering them, while on my average day selling d2d, I would drive to one spot and "clear" the region out (as in window cleaning, of course)
And something I noticed about Irish market in particular, is that there are lots of students from other countries on visas that don't allow being an entrepreneur. Meaning, if you are on a student visa, you can't start a business. And there is also a lot of students looking for work, cheap.
Not in the lead acquisition cost way, but as a way to concentrate jobs closer to the region for me and my technicians - I'm thinking of hiring D2D salespeople to go around and pitch window cleaning, pressure washing and gutter cleaning.
Another advantage is that going D2D allows you to really focus your outreach on specific houses, which allows for - of course - better margins. When going D2D I'm selling ONLY in regions where houses are on average more expensive than 800mEUR.
An aspect of my market unlike US is that even rich houses are tiny in Ireland - biggest houses have 12-14 windows, poorer regions have 6-8. So high volume is necessary and the deal volume is 40-60 EUR. My guess you even inexperienced students can't mess this up!
I'll be starting my Master's soon so I won't have time to go D2D, however my business needs leads (of course), and having D2D salespeople may allow to tap into better margins on the technician side.
So far I've posted stuff like this on Facebook part-time/student jobs:
So far I had no responses (unlike, of course, for my cleaner jobs)
On the other hand, giving such "developing" jobs to students should be good for them too, so I view this as a positive too.
This is an experiment. We'll see how it goes.
Facebook ads start to work for me, however here's the problem:
I've logged 50km today on an electric bike delivering them, while on my average day selling d2d, I would drive to one spot and "clear" the region out (as in window cleaning, of course)
And something I noticed about Irish market in particular, is that there are lots of students from other countries on visas that don't allow being an entrepreneur. Meaning, if you are on a student visa, you can't start a business. And there is also a lot of students looking for work, cheap.
Not in the lead acquisition cost way, but as a way to concentrate jobs closer to the region for me and my technicians - I'm thinking of hiring D2D salespeople to go around and pitch window cleaning, pressure washing and gutter cleaning.
Another advantage is that going D2D allows you to really focus your outreach on specific houses, which allows for - of course - better margins. When going D2D I'm selling ONLY in regions where houses are on average more expensive than 800mEUR.
An aspect of my market unlike US is that even rich houses are tiny in Ireland - biggest houses have 12-14 windows, poorer regions have 6-8. So high volume is necessary and the deal volume is 40-60 EUR. My guess you even inexperienced students can't mess this up!
I'll be starting my Master's soon so I won't have time to go D2D, however my business needs leads (of course), and having D2D salespeople may allow to tap into better margins on the technician side.
So far I've posted stuff like this on Facebook part-time/student jobs:
* *Are you a student of fields such as business, marketing, technology?*
* *Do you want to have a job that is respected by future employers during your college?*
* *Do you want to have a job that pays above the minimum wage?*
* *Do you want to work in off-college hours?*
* *Are you extroverted and like being around lots of people?*
These job offers all five. We are looking for college students to help us deliver our message across Dublin: we are a cleaning business looking to deliver our services. Your job is to knock on 300-400 doors a day in a given region, and pitch our services - services related to keeping people's house neat.
What can you get from this job?
* A job that is respected by future employers and a great, transferrable skill you can apply in your career (much better than restaurant jobs!).
* A job that pays 120-150 EUR for a full-time working day.
* An opportunity to work in your own days.
* Have a chance to participate in a business ran by other (Master's) students.
* *Part-time options available.*
Who you are:
* A student in Business, ideally Marketing, or technology (e.g. Software, Engineering) disciplines actively looking for work.
* *Extroverted, **have many friends* and *like being around lots of people*.
* Have a student mindset - you want to improve yourself and your future.
Who we are:
* We are a business which makes hundreds of houses neat - and all of our clients are found just like you will help us do - at the door.
* A company ran fully by Master's students.
Text me your experience at +353 89 000 0000 WhatsApp. Please say that you want to apply for this exact position.
So far I had no responses (unlike, of course, for my cleaner jobs)
On the other hand, giving such "developing" jobs to students should be good for them too, so I view this as a positive too.
This is an experiment. We'll see how it goes.
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