CHEESE2009
05-01-2010, 01:53 AM
When you are called to visit a client & explain your service, what do you say to convince them into hiring you?
Here is something I recommend, (The Breeze Way);
"Your lawn is going to be beautiful once I get started on it. This is a great location for me to build up in - so we want your lawn to really stand out! I want it to be perfect! This lawn is going to be great for my advertising, & soon enough your neighbors will be bugging you for my card!"
The client feels like #1
When they understand you want their lawn to be used for advertising purposes by the quality of your work, you have a high chance of hooking them. Though, you can say this to just about everyone!
For streets where I can't say, "I really want to build up here"
I say,
"I have quite a few lawns on this street, & they all HAVE to look their best!
I love this area, it's a high priority one for me - & I need all of these lawns to be perfect!"
What's your pitch?
Here is something I recommend, (The Breeze Way);
"Your lawn is going to be beautiful once I get started on it. This is a great location for me to build up in - so we want your lawn to really stand out! I want it to be perfect! This lawn is going to be great for my advertising, & soon enough your neighbors will be bugging you for my card!"
The client feels like #1
When they understand you want their lawn to be used for advertising purposes by the quality of your work, you have a high chance of hooking them. Though, you can say this to just about everyone!
For streets where I can't say, "I really want to build up here"
I say,
"I have quite a few lawns on this street, & they all HAVE to look their best!
I love this area, it's a high priority one for me - & I need all of these lawns to be perfect!"
What's your pitch?