[Russ Chadd]

Why waste time and money investing in training when you can simply visit this website?
Unbeleivable...

[Kinver_Clean]

The bottom line should read..... When you have made a c++k up, ring us and we will try to sort it out.

[neil 47]

Russ

I am surprised that you take that view “Unbelievable”
As on your own website you have done what i would like to do, and done it far better than i ever could ,
Many carpet cleaners could do with spending sometime watching them.

Each one give details of equipment used, solutions  used and names, dwell time process extraction drying heat degrees used application etc .

Then a detailed video of how to clean your car, what is used, how to do it, what equipment to use.

I personally think your website and videos are great , but you really should think before you post remarks like unbelievable.

Why waste time and money investing in training when you can simply visit this website?
Unbeleivable...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BG_YS2nhbEs


And if I get work of with that kind of advertising why wouldn't i.
It works when customers ring me they talk about booking times, as they have made their minds up and talk to me like they know me as they have invested time reading the articles, the average visitor reads at least 3.

its converting far better than a website most dont give enough information , and you all look at it from the point of view as a cc .

Kinver

The bottom line should read..... When you have made a c++k up, ring us and we will try to sort it out.

That,s exactly what is happening
 

[Carpet Dawg]

here Neil, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xljVkJrC238

There's some more tips for you put on your site to stop your visitors from calling you.

That'll be £5 please.

[neil 47]

Carpetdawg I'm going to do one to cover Edinburgh it's doing that well

If u read it . It does say you should have them cleaned professionally between your own cleans .

Keep it real

[Russ Chadd]

Hi neil

What I find unbelievable is the amount of detail in the step by step guide on the website, the info I featured in my video tell the customer exactly what they need to know.
A carpet cleaning tutorial will not impress your customers but will be welcomed by all the newbie businesses starting up... why give these people a helping hand? The industry is over saturated as its so let's not help these people... if they are serious about what they do then they can pay for training....

[neil 47]

Russ

They can search google , but start ups off eBay , buy Ebooks . They never stick it out and the end that's saturated isn't the customers you want .

It is the most viewed on that site and have considered hiding  further in the blog . When I started it my plan was to start affiliate marketing on it selling machines Hoover etc .
If you think about it cleanitup is one big training program I started with this site and martin Riley took me out , nearly ever month someone on here offers to take someone out on the road with them the traffic for this site is thousands mine is 8 to 10 a day so I think your safe Russ

[Andrew Briscoe]

Back to the origonal question, wool mix on a foam backing,
it could be an old Ege carpet, for those old enough to remember them.
Thought Shaun would of remembered  

[Mark_Jubb]

Back to the origonal question, wool mix on a foam backing,
it could be an old Ege carpet, for those old enough to remember them.
Thought Shaun would of remembered  

Ege Carpets. If I remember correctly they were (maybe still are) a Danish company. Most of their carpets were quite thick pile, plain colour with a thick beige or cream foam backing. I thought they were 100% nylon though.
I applied for a job with them as a salesman in Yorkshire, back when I must just of been out of short trousers and swirly patterned axminsters were all the rage. I remember them making a big thing about how all their carpets were plain.

[peter maybury]

Being in the carpet industry I do remember ege they are still around and have never produced foam backed carpets they were rubber backed and did not contravene any of the legislation made on the manufacture and selling of polyeurathane foam that was used in the uk industry. The Scandinavians have never understood the need for a separate underlay and still do nt.
How do you spell polyurethane
                         polyurethane anyway foam.
Peter