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We tried this and i can't say it didn't work as we didn't really measure it properly so amongst all the other activity it was hard to tell. I think its worth doing depending on the type of business and if its done stylishly like this then its a winner. Make sure you ask enquirers where they...
Cold leads need to be opt in and you will need to mail them at least five times before you get any results. The best way to get email addresses is through a contact form on the front page of your website, that way you are sure the recipients want to hear from you. If you want to go for a cold...
Mailing manager are very good, dot mailer too but cost a little bit more. They are both, however, 'do it yourself' online set ups so they give you access to the kit and you create your own template or design one and away you go. They do also create bespoke templates but that is more money of...
We too were approached by Yell. To be honest I think if you are a in the b2c trade; plumbing, cleaning, ironing service, tyre fitters etc; then its a worth it but definitely not if your market is mainly b2b. There are plenty of good trade sites you can go on for your market; just think about...
remember the: who what why when where
AND the biggest thing is know your audience, know your paper/mag etc, ring or email the journo and offer your story. Send press releases for news snippets and comment but also get in touch with a story idea and if its good they will use it (easier in...
i am still consider this lease thing though but maybe more for my dads car as its 11 years old and slowly approaching the 80,000 (all city miles!) mark.
So I still answered the question.
If you use a broker - tell them how much deposit you can afford and they find a suitable deal.
Go for maintenance if you don't want to pay for repairs which is paid on top of the monthly rental.
Insurance will cover you in the normal way - go for an insurance package recommended by the broker...
Your mileage expenses are there to cover wear and tear and unless you came to some agreement before the trip i don't think you have a claim. Next time insist upon using a pool car.
Widen your market - go for bigger contracts with offices, schools etc. Set up a simple website and offer more services such as ironing, one off spring cleans, de-cluttering, approach letting agents to see if you can clean for the rentals they have.
I think the credit crunch will change the face of automotive retailing in this country which is good to a certain extent, but very sad too for those people who will lose their jobs and homes and I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
The strapline needs to be sharp and to the point. You need to communicate the simplicity of your business not just the fact that you are the cheapest as at the moment i would suggest that most estate agents are offering very low percentages to stay afloat. And don't use others methods as a way...
We use a bespoke version of Goldmine that is brilliant. We have had it made especially for us and would be happy to recommend it to you if you want to purchase a version of it that could be made bespoke for your needs. Similar to sales force but its full of our own personal elements that we had...
Leasing is a sound idea, as of course it has large tax savings, the problem that you will find is finding a finance company willing to contract hire to a vehicle rental company. Most contracts stipulate that the vehicle cannot be sub-let, which daily rental is termed as. To this end you are...