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Morph

Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #20 on: January 12, 2006, 10:33:46 pm »
See Ross, there you go again.  Just like me.  I wear a hat though!

Aaah So!  When you are a big earner you don't have to explain what you mean, you let someone else do it for you. ;D

rosskesava

Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #21 on: January 12, 2006, 10:48:43 pm »
Hi Morph

My posting was maybe a little confusing and no, I am not a big earner.

I'm just a bit worried this is going off topic so it may get locked.

Is was about Dave running a course on a Saturday which I think is a good idea.

Cheers

Moderator David@stives

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Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #22 on: January 12, 2006, 10:51:11 pm »
God ,you 2 its like listening to Hinge and Bracket       (Ross and Morph)

 ;D

rosskesava

Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #23 on: January 13, 2006, 12:46:33 am »
I've heard of Hinge and Bracket but I don't know who they are.

I don't have a TV.

Morph

Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #24 on: January 13, 2006, 09:22:23 am »
See Ross, there you go again. Just like me. I wear a hat though!

Aaah So! When you are a big earner you don't have to explain what you mean, you let someone else do it for you. ;D

Hi Morph

My posting was maybe a little confusing and no, I am not a big earner.

I'm just a bit worried this is going off topic so it may get locked.

Is was about Dave running a course on a Saturday which I think is a good idea.

Cheers
I wasn't referring to you as a big earner Ross, I was replying to Dave's post about Andy's post about David.  It's simple really.

Anyway I can't make it on that date.  I have a previous engagement that cannot be cancelled, I'm told.  Bit of a treck for me, Bristol.  I'm in the forgotten East here, long journey.  Normally though, Yes I would pay £50 for a refresher course on gaining commercial work though, if I could read a preview of the agenda.
But if you are right Dave(StIvel) I don't mean this arrogantly, but someone who is 50k PA doesn't mean much.  What really qualifies a person to say they can conduct a successful training course on the subject in question and teach us something we don't already know?  Sell it to me.

Pj 

D woods

Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #25 on: January 13, 2006, 11:11:52 am »
How many months did it take David to get to 50K

D woods

Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #26 on: January 14, 2006, 01:35:05 pm »
Hi David
you have not replied how many months did it take you to pull in £50000
of work per year

Moderator David@stives

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Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #27 on: January 14, 2006, 02:24:04 pm »
Months ????????????
Probably the product of 10 years + of building a round

D woods

Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #28 on: January 14, 2006, 07:09:17 pm »
If it is ten years thats not so good.

Moderator David@stives

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Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #29 on: January 14, 2006, 07:12:43 pm »
There you go guys 3 years apparently

COMMERCIAL WORK getting it, pricing it, earning potential

Almondsbury Interchange Hotel, Bristol Fri Jan 20th 2006

Your speaker is David Bishop MA Dip.CIM, who has taught marketing at The University of West of England, Bristol.
David has been window cleaning for 10 years and has a £50K Commercial Window Cleaning round built up over just 3 years which he does on his own.

Program

10.00 Arrival, Tea and bacon bap
10.30  Introductions
10.40 How to get Commercial Work
12.30 Lunch
1.30 Pricing Commercial Work
2.00 Adding Value
2.30 Building a £50K business
3.00  Question and Answer session
3.30 Depart


10.30 Introductions
To ensure the course meets the needs of the delegates

10.40 How to get Commercial Work

How much you should spend on advertising.
The effectiveness of each form of advertising.
Using the Web
Canvassing   
Competitive advantage over other window cleaners
Buying work
Referrals
Mailing
Sub- Contracting
Subscribing to organisations that may generate work
Tender lists
Corporate Image
Professionalism
Insurance
Risk assessments/Health and Safety









12.30 Lunch

1.30 How to price Commercial Work
Delegates will be given photographs of commercial jobs to quote for.

Group 1: Hourly Rate

Group 2: Per window Rate

The groups will then compare prices arrived at to evaluate the best way of quoting

Regional variations

2.00 Adding Value
How to make more money out of each contract

2.30 Building a £50K Commercial Business

The speaker will discuss his own round with prices, earnings, and how the work was obtained.

3.00 Questions

If you have any specific jobs to quote for bring along photographs and we will discuss them. Only one job per delegate please

3.30 Depart


Important note

Numbers will be limited to 20 delegates only to allow all to benefit personally from the course. Bookings will only be confirmed when payment is received.
If you wish to book send an email to david@marketable.co.uk and you will be sent an electronic invoice for £95.00 per person. This includes lunch


Moderator David@stives

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Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #30 on: January 14, 2006, 07:14:55 pm »
The course time is only 4 hours in the classroom

I think BWCa course is 8 hours for roughly the same price

davidsabishop

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Re: Are Saturday training courses a good idea?
« Reply #31 on: January 15, 2006, 01:31:09 pm »
Its the quality that counts and its trying to take into consideration travelling time.
Would you want to start a course at 9.00am on a Saturday morning?