[alboy]

If you canvessed two hours a night hwo many customers would be a realistic target in a week!

[seandyer2003]

Id be happy with 1 an hour at about ten quid, thats £100 of new monthly work a week!! Thats only doing mon - fri, if weekends too then much more!!

Thats in one year, a round that would bring in 60 000 potentially never works that way bit it could

But id aim for 100 new work a week thats my target at present, but if you hit commercial you will only need say one per week, residential your gonna need 10 a week at tenner, maybe more if less, and only 5 at 20 etc etc depends on if your areas are compact, competition etc etc, only you can know whats realistic really, where are you?

[tony talbot]

if i get one new custy from ten door knocks i'm doing well, but it all depends on the area

[alboy]

manchester, been flyering for  five months, bout five hundred a week, got seventy five customers now but all spread out, half of them from phonecalls and the other half from  people the customers knew, was getiing bout 1 out of every 200 flers, starting the door knocking tomorrow as taking to long to get a nice round built!

[geoffreyspecht]

last i canvassed picked £600 worth of work in a week

[chris@c.m.s]

£40 monthly of new work per eve on average I'd say, you will get good and very bad eves though and the bad ones hit your confidence.   

[Richy L]

some nights i go out and get nothing at all in 3 hours or so, but other times its good. It all depends which area you hit.
I went out for 2.5 hours the other night and ended up with £120 of regular monthly work!

[simon knight]

When I used to door-knock I seemed to average 3 an hour. So assuming 10 hours canvassing I reckon you might get 30 or so.

[stfc]

wentt leaflet dropin was bout 12 hours all together and made about £300 worth extra + more with people comeing out