Bruh did you say 600 leads per year???? That’s like literally nothing omfg that’s only 50 leads a month which if you closed all of them that wouldn’t even be two details a day omfg what a joke
My business is already starting to boom just off of word of mouth alone. I'm just using basic supplies. I can just imagine when I get an extractor and a steamer. Can't wait. Thank you oscar
Trying to get mine going. Ive only had 2 customer's and also have basic supplies. Also just doing the word of mouth thing for now. Hope your business continues to grow mang! Sending you my support from Cali!
Hi Oscar. I stopped advertising 6 years ago. Spent alot of money on goggle adds. Put money into my website made all the difference and update it each month with a job of the month.
Hi Oscar. I have a question. Do you put or use plastic protection for all the plastic in the interior when you detailing . Also how long do you usually spend on one car? Like this one how long did you spend? I usually spend five, six hours or more on one car is that too much? I am doing something wrong? Or do you have a video or can you make one where you can show what's included on a full detailing interior? I hope you have time to reply my questions. And thank you so much for your time.
Hey Oscar, i have questions: 1. Does having a TH-cam channel and making videos necessary for SEO? 2. Is SEO good for people are starting out or more geared for somewhat established detailers? Thanks!
Former online marketing consultant here (I now run a detailing business and do all of my own SEO). 1) No. TH-cam is absolutely unnecessary to have successful SEO. In fact it is a waste of time and energy unless your revenue stream comes from online customers/viewers. Can it help? Sure, but you want people searching Google locally in your area finding you. Not the broad base of TH-cam. 2) SEO is FREE! So extremely geared towards new detail businesses instead of spending a lot of money on advertising. However, it does take time for organic SEO to get you ranking in searches. Start ASAP. I supplement SEO with Facebook ads until I'm ranking better (opened my business a month and a half ago). A website with Wix is easy to setup, relatively cheap, and has built in SEO tools to help you along. Good luck!
Dang bro if you did dealership work you would have 600 just there + your normal private customers! Most can’t do dealership nor state because they done have TAX ID so there actually not a legit business so they don’t know that there killing there potential to make actually really great money! There’s aircraft work, boats, dump trucks, Diesel trucks, You Union pacific fleet account, and the list goes on the market is huge but I see no body else doing this work it’s like I’m out here all alone!
Detail Groove bro bro this is a long POST 😂 Dealerships are leads to those Ceramic coating, paint correction, scratch removal, headlight restoration jobs you don’t necessarily have to take all the detailing work nor any if you don’t want to but being a contact is very important✅just take what you can handle that can lead to an extra $50k-$250k + per year, not including your regular day to day customers $750 in a day is decent I see people say your high but you gotta be if it’s your mane income besides TH-cam and you only do public 3-7 cars a day you gotta make $ but people buy new rides everyday bro, dealers sale the coating of course they make a lil 💰off it but you don’t lose nothing because there adding there cost. Imagine $800-$2500+ per car 2-5+ per week easy because 85% of the cars are brand new some right off the delivery truck & you still have time for your loyal & new customers this excites me even sharing it because again I see no one sharing this info bro, do you guys not know this? Bro you can add 1-2 guys to your crew easy and pay them very well $1000 a week + tips and bonuses 💪🏾 We have coatings booked for vehicles that are still being built! It really doesn’t take THE RIGHT SETUP🤨just takes doing it, insurance which I’ve learned most don’t carry and TAX ID a legit business model, but it pays for it self 1000x over. Mane imma start a channel and share this information and work, I like the content you guys are putting out ❤️your making some 💰 there’s also 💰to be made and so much more growth people are missing out on then just the day to day, they don’t know that rain slows work, ice, snow, 15-35 degree winter weather can slow work with just day to day hustle and no residual income stream. How do they grow and add employees stronger better equipment, company vehicles, design, and get more revenue flowing so they actually are a legit company and look the part someday🤷🏾♂️ offering employment and huge opportunities that can create there company wealth and abundance for them and there family 🤷🏾♂️ day to day is ok if they don’t need insurance or ever need to see a doctor! they can TH-cam or work a second job and make money if that’s what they want but I figure if your gonna be a business owner bro aim for the moon, stars and have no fear of failure, keep learning and get yo Blessings💯 GODS WORD. ASK AN YOU WILL RECEIVE. SEEK AND YOU WILL FIND.
Yo whats up man names miguel, ive been watching ur videos bro n let me tell u got me hooked on this car wash business but im new .i wanna do waterless wash but lost in the journey bro .can u give me some points on how to start or what i need to start with a 200 buget . Ty bro
If I could suggest things I've learned from him it's be too become mobile. 90% of your customers will provide a water spicket and a outlet. Buy a drill and get all the attachments such as wax pads and carpet brush attachment. Craftsman vac for about $40. Craftsman Electric Pressure washer for about $150. Rigid Drill $75. 10pk wax pads $20. Brush attachment $20. Comes out over $200 but there's no need to buy all at once. I started out as doing drop offs at my house only and using a house vacuum. Kept hustling until I can afford it one by one. Chemicals should never be a issue because of the amount of cars you can do for such a small cost. Don't worry about a extractor, steamer or any really expensive purchases when starting out. I've been detailing for well over 10 years. Started a side business just over a few months ago and about 3 weeks ago I quit my job and went full time. The thought of it not being guaranteed income compared to a normal 9-5 can be scary but you gotta hustle your ass off. Learn marketing and advertising for social media. Connect with your audience. Good luck man.
How did you end up coming up with pricing? I'm just starting up and only doing a couple on the weekends right now but am trying to decide between having some packages like a basic, intermediate, and supreme or something. Or maybe just having a base price of around $100 and just adding extras based on vehicle size, pet hair, excessive dirt/garbage, clay bar and wax, etc.
TacticoolXGaming Charge by the hour. Had basic prices at first depending on size of vehicle, then you get a dirty Rav4 that takes twice as long to clean as a 3row SUV and made less on the Rav4.
@@gabevancappellen6090 I'll look into that. I actually just downloaded an app I saw being advertised that comes with a 30 day trial that makes calculating hourly costs way easier.
@@DetailGroove oh ok. Well i just found your channel and I love it. Starting my own mobile outlet over the next few weeks. Working out of a sedan using the customers water/power. Youre videos are giving me a lot of useful tips.
I actually don't get many customers through TH-cam. I don't mention my business name or where I'm located in 95% of my videos. Even for a short while where I had a form to direct the viewers to my business, the leads were terrible. 300 people filled out the form and maybe 2 people became customers.
Should I add some drone shots? haha. Get on the waitlist for SEO For Detailers (August 14): detailgroove.co/seo-for-detailers-waiting-list
Bruh did you say 600 leads per year???? That’s like literally nothing omfg that’s only 50 leads a month which if you closed all of them that wouldn’t even be two details a day omfg what a joke
My business is already starting to boom just off of word of mouth alone. I'm just using basic supplies. I can just imagine when I get an extractor and a steamer. Can't wait. Thank you oscar
Go for it mate, bought an extractor yesterday and I feel much more confident now about tackling any cars.
@@mazdamedia5995 Thats awesome man!
Trying to get mine going. Ive only had 2 customer's and also have basic supplies. Also just doing the word of mouth thing for now. Hope your business continues to grow mang! Sending you my support from Cali!
@@2Shine55 Much appreciated bro! Much love from Alabama
@Avid Reader Yeah its definitely alot of big lifted trucks here, you're right I'll some powerful chemicals to know that heavy dirt right off
Love your content man.
Im starting my detailer business and you can count me in on August 14. 👍
How’s it been for you?
Oscar - that's great work - solid SEO results, great detailing work and good video skills! Better than a lot of "marketing" people I work with
This guy is giving away gems , pay attention 👀
haha thanks Raymond!
Thank you Oscar for all that you share. Really was feeling the music in this one ☝️
Ugh. Must be busy because you're up late!
Well, success is success, gotta be glad about that!
Cool video, Oscar!
It was midnight, hhaha. Thanks!
It’s good to see you teaching and giving back!
Do you have or use a app to schedule client and keeping them in a file ?????? Do you have a vedio showing how to schedule clients
Hi Oscar. I stopped advertising 6 years ago. Spent alot of money on goggle adds. Put money into my website made all the difference and update it each month with a job of the month.
Alright im about to look into the SEO.. Im ready to make my business a real thing. I just get tagged in facebook no ads at all but Ima look into this
Great video my brutha! Spitting straight game!!!!!!... hey what kind of extractor are you using?
Thanks! It's the Aqua Pro Vac
What product are you using on the seats that your spraying with the sprayer getting ready to hit with drill brush
That is a nice set up you have there in that mini van ! 👌🏼
Hi Oscar. I have a question. Do you put or use plastic protection for all the plastic in the interior when you detailing . Also how long do you usually spend on one car? Like this one how long did you spend? I usually spend five, six hours or more on one car is that too much? I am doing something wrong? Or do you have a video or can you make one where you can show what's included on a full detailing interior? I hope you have time to reply my questions. And thank you so much for your time.
what do you call that tool/attachement which you are using in front of drilling machine?
Question, what are you spraying with the pump sprayer before you agitate?
Damn a $120 tip😱
The first customer was a $120 tip and the second customer was a $20 tip. $140 in tips alone in 3 hours :)
It happens
I got a $150 tip off of a vehicle.
Maybe you addressed this in previous videos, but is there a reason you don't have your business name/sign on the side of your van?
Continued success brother
Great information thank you, what type of vaccum is that ?
Hey Oscar, i have questions:
1. Does having a TH-cam channel and making videos necessary for SEO?
2. Is SEO good for people are starting out or more geared for somewhat established detailers?
Thanks!
Former online marketing consultant here (I now run a detailing business and do all of my own SEO).
1) No. TH-cam is absolutely unnecessary to have successful SEO. In fact it is a waste of time and energy unless your revenue stream comes from online customers/viewers. Can it help? Sure, but you want people searching Google locally in your area finding you. Not the broad base of TH-cam.
2) SEO is FREE! So extremely geared towards new detail businesses instead of spending a lot of money on advertising. However, it does take time for organic SEO to get you ranking in searches. Start ASAP. I supplement SEO with Facebook ads until I'm ranking better (opened my business a month and a half ago).
A website with Wix is easy to setup, relatively cheap, and has built in SEO tools to help you along. Good luck!
Troy Remy thank you!
Love the new content bro, keep up the good work and i think seeing some drone shots would be entertaining as well to be honest
Very helpful thanks 👍
1:00 once I seen that in would’ve drove off 🤣😂
Dang bro if you did dealership work you would have 600 just there + your normal private customers! Most can’t do dealership nor state because they done have TAX ID so there actually not a legit business so they don’t know that there killing there potential to make actually really great money! There’s aircraft work, boats, dump trucks, Diesel trucks, You Union pacific fleet account, and the list goes on the market is huge but I see no body else doing this work it’s like I’m out here all alone!
If it works for you, that's great! I personally just don't want to handle dealerships. But there is money to be made if you set it up right
Detail Groove bro bro this is a long POST 😂
Dealerships are leads to those Ceramic coating, paint correction, scratch removal, headlight restoration jobs you don’t necessarily have to take all the detailing work nor any if you don’t want to but being a contact is very important✅just take what you can handle that can lead to an extra $50k-$250k + per year, not including your regular day to day customers $750 in a day is decent I see people say your high but you gotta be if it’s your mane income besides TH-cam and you only do public 3-7 cars a day you gotta make $ but people buy new rides everyday bro, dealers sale the coating of course they make a lil 💰off it but you don’t lose nothing because there adding there cost. Imagine $800-$2500+ per car 2-5+ per week easy because 85% of the cars are brand new some right off the delivery truck & you still have time for your loyal & new customers this excites me even sharing it because again I see no one sharing this info bro, do you guys not know this? Bro you can add 1-2 guys to your crew easy and pay them very well $1000 a week + tips and bonuses 💪🏾 We have coatings booked for vehicles that are still being built! It really doesn’t take THE RIGHT SETUP🤨just takes doing it, insurance which I’ve learned most don’t carry and TAX ID a legit business model, but it pays for it self 1000x over. Mane imma start a channel and share this information and work, I like the content you guys are putting out ❤️your making some 💰 there’s also 💰to be made and so much more growth people are missing out on then just the day to day, they don’t know that rain slows work, ice, snow, 15-35 degree winter weather can slow work with just day to day hustle and no residual income stream. How do they grow and add employees stronger better equipment, company vehicles, design, and get more revenue flowing so they actually are a legit company and look the part someday🤷🏾♂️ offering employment and huge opportunities that can create there company wealth and abundance for them and there family 🤷🏾♂️ day to day is ok if they don’t need insurance or ever need to see a doctor! they can TH-cam or work a second job and make money if that’s what they want but I figure if your gonna be a business owner bro aim for the moon, stars and have no fear of failure, keep learning and get yo Blessings💯 GODS WORD.
ASK AN YOU WILL RECEIVE.
SEEK AND YOU WILL FIND.
Yo whats up man names miguel, ive been watching ur videos bro n let me tell u got me hooked on this car wash business but im new .i wanna do waterless wash but lost in the journey bro .can u give me some points on how to start or what i need to start with a 200 buget . Ty bro
If I could suggest things I've learned from him it's be too become mobile. 90% of your customers will provide a water spicket and a outlet. Buy a drill and get all the attachments such as wax pads and carpet brush attachment. Craftsman vac for about $40. Craftsman Electric Pressure washer for about $150. Rigid Drill $75. 10pk wax pads $20. Brush attachment $20. Comes out over $200 but there's no need to buy all at once. I started out as doing drop offs at my house only and using a house vacuum. Kept hustling until I can afford it one by one. Chemicals should never be a issue because of the amount of cars you can do for such a small cost. Don't worry about a extractor, steamer or any really expensive purchases when starting out. I've been detailing for well over 10 years. Started a side business just over a few months ago and about 3 weeks ago I quit my job and went full time. The thought of it not being guaranteed income compared to a normal 9-5 can be scary but you gotta hustle your ass off. Learn marketing and advertising for social media. Connect with your audience. Good luck man.
Great info Oscar. How long have you been detailing altogether?
How much did you charged for that interior cleaning?
What are leads?
Leads = potential customers
Means people who look at u but don’t actually need u
@@nom69302 what?
Detail Groove read headass leads don’t mean shit 😂😂😂
Chorizo Beanz leads are someone who’s either contacted you or are interested in your business, so yeah they can turn into a customer
What happened to your Honda generator?
Wow this is when you post it is literally Midnight we’re in at
haha, same in my area
Very smart thanks for info free advertising 😆
How did you end up coming up with pricing? I'm just starting up and only doing a couple on the weekends right now but am trying to decide between having some packages like a basic, intermediate, and supreme or something. Or maybe just having a base price of around $100 and just adding extras based on vehicle size, pet hair, excessive dirt/garbage, clay bar and wax, etc.
TacticoolXGaming Charge by the hour. Had basic prices at first depending on size of vehicle, then you get a dirty Rav4 that takes twice as long to clean as a 3row SUV and made less on the Rav4.
@@gabevancappellen6090 I'll look into that. I actually just downloaded an app I saw being advertised that comes with a 30 day trial that makes calculating hourly costs way easier.
Just typed in mobile detailing austin texas and i dont see you anywhere.
Because I'm not in Austin Texas. Nor do I share my detailing business name
@@DetailGroove oh ok. Well i just found your channel and I love it. Starting my own mobile outlet over the next few weeks. Working out of a sedan using the customers water/power. Youre videos are giving me a lot of useful tips.
Can I just pay you to make my website and seo great $$$?
I highly recommend you learn how to market your own business. It's a great asset to have for yourself
Groupon
How the car get dirty so much
That... is a great question haha
Job security 👍🏻
Someone watched my latest video 🙄🙄 no cred?
Uh.. what? Lol
@@DetailGroove Pretty dang similar to the video I put out a week ago - the intro only
Oh lmao. Just checked your latest video. Yeah, no haha. Just a coincidence
You should have really mentioned TH-cam because a lot of people would see you on here.
I actually don't get many customers through TH-cam. I don't mention my business name or where I'm located in 95% of my videos. Even for a short while where I had a form to direct the viewers to my business, the leads were terrible. 300 people filled out the form and maybe 2 people became customers.