I Don't Deal with Cheap Customers and Neither Should You

While hauling a load of mushroom soil compost mixed with top soil, I give some business advice about why I do not deal with cheap customers. I have learned that it's better to lose some business due to being expensive than being too cheap and gaining customers you do not want.
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[@tennesseesawmillguy1590]

Wayyy too much demand for quality services around here to deal with that kindve stuff.

[@gaylorpropertyservice]

That’s exactly right. Thanks for watching!

[@rodneystewart8958]

I usually end up working harder for cheap jobs than with the better paying ones

[@gaylorpropertyservice]

I’ve noticed the same thing.

[@WaynesAdventure]

Awesome, how many yards can you haul comfortably with your truck and trailer?

[@gaylorpropertyservice]

3 yards is about 2.5 tons, which is my trailer's max.

[@christophertubiolo3122]

Loving the content, information and honest commentary. Looking to start a similar business hopefully by the Fall. Thanks for keeping it real!

[@gaylorpropertyservice]

Thank you very much! You should. It has been a great business for me.

[@CloudFT]

So what do you post on Facebook? I’m starting out and can’t seen to advertise on Facebook they seen to block me

[@gaylorpropertyservice]

They will if you post services in marketplace. In marketplace I only post products, like hauling rock, mulch, and gravel. I post services like junk removal, brush removal, dumpster rental in local community and yard sale groups.

[@CloudFT]

@@gaylorpropertyservice oh okay, thank you so much for the tips!

[@CloudFT]

@@gaylorpropertyservice may I ask what category do you put in marketplace for hauling?

[@gaylorpropertyservice]

@@CloudFT Usually garden supplies.