I feel like area definitely affects the amount of customers someone has. It will be a lot more difficult for someone in washington than someone from florida or California. The potential of in those places are crazy good. I’m talking about being mobile btw
@@mattwalters7858same, im in bay area in California and where i live it feels like there is car wash at every corner and people just go to those and don’t know much about mobile detailers
Thank you for sharing these useful tips! I have recently started doing my own and family’s car and decided to transform it into a business due to the satisfaction and fun I get out of this! Hence the idea of transforming the idea into a business, generating a side income yet enjoying it.
One of your best videos to date..Thanks for sharing..getting people to leave review on Google has been a challenge..surprises me how many people are not in the Google ecosphere..
What about door knocking. Face to face contact with the potential clients. That's what I'm doing right now and there are very little no thanks. Now it's more about learning how to properly close them at the door
Hey I see you have a workout routine and I'm getting older so by the end of the day I am beat. And I want to know what I could do to lose a few pounds and get in just a little bit better shape. I really feel my full details and ceramic Coatings the next morning my body is like where do you think you're going
im about 3 months into doing mobile detailing in nj, it gets cold out here. im all in now. wondering if i made a mistake? 😭 if you can answer this that would be dope
im about to start my mobile detail in philly and cuz its getting cold i decided to wait till around march to so i wont have to start it and then pause it because of winter
@@shabiramid9198 been wondering this too living in Canada here. Its been one month and I've had no customers that weren't neighbours so far, but I still think jts better to start now, get my socials running, website all ironed out rather than STARTING this in March and being 6 months behind. I thinns its better to be set up a d ready for the season rather than starting then and wishing you started sooner
Don't pause for winter, still offer some availability. Think from a customer standpoint, do u want the guy who closes up shop in the winter or the guy who is dedicated to his craft? I'm also starting and had the same thoughts initially.
Start if you want. Because you have to do a circle of customers. Winter is always hard, but you can still do interiors. Advertising never stops. You just need people who will pay.
Right now my problem is doing the actual "business" part. I've always hated that aspect of being solo. Teaching drums was easy, but when I bought a car wash in 2014.... The paper work aspect was SO boring and off putting.
Dont know if you'll see this but I'm having trouble getting any customers, I'm not sire if its my website or advertising, area or just because I'm starting this during winter. I will say I started one month ago, made and Instagram and am posting 5 times a week approximately, made a website and did some neighbour's vehicles to get some reviews and content for my portfolio. I decided to try running Google ads for a bit and got about 9k impressions, 250 clicks and zero people contacting me... So it seems like its my landing page but I have no clue what could be wrong with it, definitely not saying its perfect by any means, just that I don't have the knowledge to know whats wrong. If anyone has tips I would appreciate it a TON,
I would say it is partially because of the winter time and slower months ahead. Besides that the economy is pretty bad, so more people are holding on to their money to survive. It’s nothing personal towards you and the way you’re advertising it’s just a sign of the times.
@@davidtillery415 yeah I was kind of thinking that too, I'm in the Vancouver area so it's tough because everything has gotten incredibly expensive and so I think you're right. A mixture of not as many people looking to buy what really is a luxury service and it being winter months. I'm hoping that starting now though will help me be set up for spring👌 thanks for your reply
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I feel like area definitely affects the amount of customers someone has. It will be a lot more difficult for someone in washington than someone from florida or California. The potential of in those places are crazy good. I’m talking about being mobile btw
Mobile detailer from south west Florida and it’s still difficult to get jobs
@@mattwalters7858same, im in bay area in California and where i live it feels like there is car wash at every corner and people just go to those and don’t know much about mobile detailers
Yeah that’s true over here in Texas we have a lot of tight asses they don’t want to pay for shit
Thank you for sharing these useful tips!
I have recently started doing my own and family’s car and decided to transform it into a business due to the satisfaction and fun I get out of this! Hence the idea of transforming the idea into a business, generating a side income yet enjoying it.
One of your best videos to date..Thanks for sharing..getting people to leave review on Google has been a challenge..surprises me how many people are not in the Google ecosphere..
What about door knocking. Face to face contact with the potential clients. That's what I'm doing right now and there are very little no thanks. Now it's more about learning how to properly close them at the door
Thanks man !🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🔥🔥
Hey I see you have a workout routine and I'm getting older so by the end of the day I am beat. And I want to know what I could do to lose a few pounds and get in just a little bit better shape. I really feel my full details and ceramic Coatings the next morning my body is like where do you think you're going
im about 3 months into doing mobile detailing in nj, it gets cold out here. im all in now. wondering if i made a mistake? 😭 if you can answer this that would be dope
im about to start my mobile detail in philly and cuz its getting cold i decided to wait till around march to so i wont have to start it and then pause it because of winter
@@shabiramid9198 been wondering this too living in Canada here. Its been one month and I've had no customers that weren't neighbours so far, but I still think jts better to start now, get my socials running, website all ironed out rather than STARTING this in March and being 6 months behind. I thinns its better to be set up a d ready for the season rather than starting then and wishing you started sooner
Don't pause for winter, still offer some availability. Think from a customer standpoint, do u want the guy who closes up shop in the winter or the guy who is dedicated to his craft? I'm also starting and had the same thoughts initially.
Start if you want. Because you have to do a circle of customers. Winter is always hard, but you can still do interiors. Advertising never stops. You just need people who will pay.
@@smgmaxdetailing6010 advertising never stop, what di you mean by that? thank you
Right now my problem is doing the actual "business" part. I've always hated that aspect of being solo. Teaching drums was easy, but when I bought a car wash in 2014.... The paper work aspect was SO boring and off putting.
Then maybe you are not for this kind of business
Dont know if you'll see this but I'm having trouble getting any customers, I'm not sire if its my website or advertising, area or just because I'm starting this during winter. I will say I started one month ago, made and Instagram and am posting 5 times a week approximately, made a website and did some neighbour's vehicles to get some reviews and content for my portfolio. I decided to try running Google ads for a bit and got about 9k impressions, 250 clicks and zero people contacting me... So it seems like its my landing page but I have no clue what could be wrong with it, definitely not saying its perfect by any means, just that I don't have the knowledge to know whats wrong. If anyone has tips I would appreciate it a TON,
I would say it is partially because of the winter time and slower months ahead. Besides that the economy is pretty bad, so more people are holding on to their money to survive. It’s nothing personal towards you and the way you’re advertising it’s just a sign of the times.
@@davidtillery415 yeah I was kind of thinking that too, I'm in the Vancouver area so it's tough because everything has gotten incredibly expensive and so I think you're right. A mixture of not as many people looking to buy what really is a luxury service and it being winter months. I'm hoping that starting now though will help me be set up for spring👌 thanks for your reply
Dude does not reply to comments of people asking questions , only here to promote Jobber lol
Godaddy is free. Get the trial. Buy a two year domain only 25$ for 2 years. Finish building your website before your trial ends. Then whatever edits you made, you keep when trial ends. Just know if you need to the edit, just subscribe again for one month. It’s like 15$. But after you edit, unsubscribe. There you go. Don’t edit before subscribing bc it will remove the premium boxes and edits you used.