Showing posts with label method. Show all posts
Showing posts with label method. Show all posts

Friday, 8 April 2016

Window Cleaners Marketing Blueprint - A Sales Bible

Window Cleaners Marketing Blueprint - A Sales Bible: Over 100 Marketing Methods, written by Chris Lambrinides.
Window Cleaners Marketing Blueprint - A Sales Bible: Over 100 Marketing Methods, written by Chris Lambrinides. Hot off the press... Chris has been compiling this Marketing Blueprint over a number of years. This is really more than a book. Its a training program where Chris walks you through over 150 ways you can market your window cleaning business. Step by step instructions with dialog based on his own personal experience. There is almost NO theory in the book. It's all actual things & methods that Chris has done with success in his business. + It comes with 46 downloads. Worksheets, phone scripts, and pre-made marketing pieces.

Chris says..
  • "I hold your hand and walk you through over 100 different marketing methods I used with success."
  • "This book is for anyone in the window cleaning business looking to make more money in less time." 
  • "It doesn’t matter if you have a new company, or an old company, a small business or big business."
  • "This is the instruction manual your business has been waiting for."

A step-by-step guide to creating and improving the marketing of your window cleaning business. The ultimate blueprint that shows you how to fill your schedule with more jobs than you can handle. For anyone that's interested you can download a free chapter here at the foot of the page." This particular free chapter will show you how to do a comprehensive analysis of your local market.

Chris adds, "It's a system I used in my window cleaning business for many years." "Each spring actually, to help me determine where to concentrate my marketing efforts." "I got to a million in sales per year by the 5th year in business." "Grew it to upwards of 50 employees from there." "Then @ year 13 sold the company and had a successful exit."

Sunday, 20 June 2010

Aqua-Dapter: Water Fed Pole Control






AQUA-DAPTER water fed pole tap: The Aqua-dapter water fed pole tap has been developed over a long time to reach the standard it is now at. Its been designed to overcome existing problems, which it does. Aqua-dapter is simply fixed to the top section of your pole but is operated from the handle, this is done by pulling the hose to switch the water on an off, a very simple method where the tap can also be turned manually.
  • Triggers: These are good for water control ,but can be awkward to use, they also produce an irritating loop of hose which twists making waterfed poles difficult to extend, and causes a trip hazard!
  • Holsters: Because these are attached to your waist,that means your attached to your hose which feels very restrictive when you move around, you also get wet trousers!
  • Hose tail connector tap: These turn on/off the water, but if you want to turn water on/off between windows, the tap is out of reach!
AQUA-DAPTER TM. Solves these problems! Aqua-dapter comes in one size & it is designed to fit the top section of poles with the dia of 20-23.5 mm. Custom sizes can be made to order. It also comes with 6mtr of free aqua-dapter hose (there is a little extra cost for longer hose). The hose is a good quality tubing which stays consistent in both cold and hot conditions and has a low stretch, which is important to how the aqua-dapter operates.

AQUA-DAPTER water fed pole tap + 6mtr hose £60.00.
Extra hose add 85p per mtr. Spare hose available by the meter or 30mtr coils £25.00
Package & Posting £7.50



Another alternative: The Auto-Brush.

Monday, 4 May 2009

Water Fed Pole Videos

Enjoy the first instalment of the newest series. WFPs on WCR, Part 1, hosted by Micah Kommers of "We Wash Windows" from Greenville, South Carolina. Alex below, gives us a quick look at the Pulex Eagle cart.

Ray Fulgoni in New Jersey with his wfp.

Seth Fenster of Washington DC shows his wfp van mount.

David from KendaClean using reach and wash, and Lee using traditional window cleaning methods at Broke Hall house in Ipswich.

Jeff Brimble came up with the idea of utilising modular fishing poles as opposed to other heavy brands that were on the market. Most of the lighter wfp's are based on his system and are still much lighter today, than anything out there. Here is a 6 year old operating one.

Glynn Hewitt from Adders "Rinse & Clean shows us his method & the results from the inside in these two videos.

This clever chap converted his backpack to run a wfp van mount system.

A collection of water fed pole videos...

Don Chute shows another method of using your water fed pole. And the video below that - a new way of cleaning industrial machine windows.

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