what do you gain if someone is 200 miles from you and you get a like ?
Quote from: bobplum on September 12, 2014, 07:26:38 pmwhat do you gain if someone is 200 miles from you and you get a like ?Well when you have hundereds or thousands of views on your website it looks good.... Same applys here
Quote from: H20cleaning on September 13, 2014, 12:27:04 amQuote from: bobplum on September 12, 2014, 07:26:38 pmwhat do you gain if someone is 200 miles from you and you get a like ?Well when you have hundereds or thousands of views on your website it looks good.... Same applys Might look good, but what you really want is a full book of good customers.JohnErm... Isnt advertisment part of getting a full book of customers👀
Quote from: bobplum on September 12, 2014, 07:26:38 pmwhat do you gain if someone is 200 miles from you and you get a like ?Well when you have hundereds or thousands of views on your website it looks good.... Same applys Might look good, but what you really want is a full book of good customers.John
Quote from: Johnny B on September 13, 2014, 02:47:09 pmQuote from: H20cleaning on September 13, 2014, 12:27:04 amQuote from: bobplum on September 12, 2014, 07:26:38 pmwhat do you gain if someone is 200 miles from you and you get a like ?Well when you have hundereds or thousands of views on your website it looks good.... Same applys Might look good, but what you really want is a full book of good customers.JohnErm... Isnt advertisment part of getting a full book of customers👀Yes of course it is, and I also have a Facebook page with 'likes' on it, but I don't believe that I have gained much, if any, decent work from it, or even that most of those who 'like' my page are actually customers. The trick is converting people who 'like' into customers. I haven't solved that one yet. I suppose you (or I) could message those who like your page to see if, as they like your/my page if they would be interested in using your/my services. Not much good if they are further than you/I are prepared to travel, but it may yield some fruit. JohnJohn John