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In this episode of “The Premium Mindset,” Evan Ritchey, CEO of Coconut Cleaning, and Cameron Bawden, CEO of Green Mango Pest Control, discuss marketing for services businesses. Whether you are a pool, carpet cleaning, pest control, window washing, car detailing, pet grooming, window tinting company, or anything in between, these marketing strategies apply to you. Perhaps you are looking to start your own business, newly out of college or high school or returning home from a mission, understanding your future marketing outlets will set you up for success.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00-0:23: When to Forgo Cashflow Marketing for small businesses Intro
0:24-0:33: Should I start my business with door to door sales?
0:34-1:05: The Premium Mindset Intro by JohnJayandRich Radio Host Rich Berra
1:06-1:20: Should I door to door knock after an LDS Mission?
1:21-2:18: Marketing is expensive, how can I invest efficiently? How can I get more from my current marketing channels?
2:19-2:27: Acquisition costs kicks cashflow down the line
2:27-3:23: Have I been door to door knocking for too long?
3:24-5:00: Is door to door sales worth it when starting a business?
5:01-5:44 Getting ‘good hood’ in door to door knocking
5:45-6:44: Work Door to door knocking for someone else first
6:45-8:16: The benefits of door to door knocking - immediate call to action - Marketing timing is crucial
8:17-8:52: New entrepreneurs, you can always be door to door knocking to generate customers
8:53-9:20: If you want quick call to action, try these…
9:21-10:00: Don’t do sketchy sales tactics
10:01-10:55: When wearing all the hats as an entrepreneur, don’t slack on sales training
10:56-11:35: How to get your first clients as a new business
11:36-11:56: Increase route density, decrease drive time
11:57-12:27: Reputation and Brand will strengthen your business’s weaknesses
12:28-12:57: Soliciting can tank your reviews
12:58-13:41: Roll the dice on Facebook Ads
13:42-15:23: Strong call to actions to convert high ticket customers
15:24-16:00: Make the first page on Google
16:01-16:18 Call to actions require several touch points
16:19-17:54: The best customers come from referrals
17:55-18:06: How to drive your acquisition cost down
18:07-19:00: Know your business’s strength - are you a brand people want to talk about?
19:01-19:52: Tie Promotions with your Referral Program
19:53-20:28: How to get your acquisition cost down significantly
20:29-21:21: Upsell your new customers
By Cameron Bawden and Evan Ritchey5
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In this episode of “The Premium Mindset,” Evan Ritchey, CEO of Coconut Cleaning, and Cameron Bawden, CEO of Green Mango Pest Control, discuss marketing for services businesses. Whether you are a pool, carpet cleaning, pest control, window washing, car detailing, pet grooming, window tinting company, or anything in between, these marketing strategies apply to you. Perhaps you are looking to start your own business, newly out of college or high school or returning home from a mission, understanding your future marketing outlets will set you up for success.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00-0:23: When to Forgo Cashflow Marketing for small businesses Intro
0:24-0:33: Should I start my business with door to door sales?
0:34-1:05: The Premium Mindset Intro by JohnJayandRich Radio Host Rich Berra
1:06-1:20: Should I door to door knock after an LDS Mission?
1:21-2:18: Marketing is expensive, how can I invest efficiently? How can I get more from my current marketing channels?
2:19-2:27: Acquisition costs kicks cashflow down the line
2:27-3:23: Have I been door to door knocking for too long?
3:24-5:00: Is door to door sales worth it when starting a business?
5:01-5:44 Getting ‘good hood’ in door to door knocking
5:45-6:44: Work Door to door knocking for someone else first
6:45-8:16: The benefits of door to door knocking - immediate call to action - Marketing timing is crucial
8:17-8:52: New entrepreneurs, you can always be door to door knocking to generate customers
8:53-9:20: If you want quick call to action, try these…
9:21-10:00: Don’t do sketchy sales tactics
10:01-10:55: When wearing all the hats as an entrepreneur, don’t slack on sales training
10:56-11:35: How to get your first clients as a new business
11:36-11:56: Increase route density, decrease drive time
11:57-12:27: Reputation and Brand will strengthen your business’s weaknesses
12:28-12:57: Soliciting can tank your reviews
12:58-13:41: Roll the dice on Facebook Ads
13:42-15:23: Strong call to actions to convert high ticket customers
15:24-16:00: Make the first page on Google
16:01-16:18 Call to actions require several touch points
16:19-17:54: The best customers come from referrals
17:55-18:06: How to drive your acquisition cost down
18:07-19:00: Know your business’s strength - are you a brand people want to talk about?
19:01-19:52: Tie Promotions with your Referral Program
19:53-20:28: How to get your acquisition cost down significantly
20:29-21:21: Upsell your new customers

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