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Can anyone recommend any decent canvassing companies please ?
Paul Dale was really good but i dont think he does it anymore.
in my experience i have only had problems with canvassing companies.ive spent a lot of money with very poor returns.i had a lot better success just advertising for a canvasser and training them myself how i wanted things doing. if you have a local college near you, performing arts students can be great. they love playing a role, are usually quite chatty and extrovert.i paid them min wage plus half of the first clean price (we charge double for the first clean)
Quote from: Richard iSparkle on November 09, 2020, 08:52:11 pmin my experience i have only had problems with canvassing companies.ive spent a lot of money with very poor returns.i had a lot better success just advertising for a canvasser and training them myself how i wanted things doing. if you have a local college near you, performing arts students can be great. they love playing a role, are usually quite chatty and extrovert.i paid them min wage plus half of the first clean price (we charge double for the first clean)Hi mate, how are you doing?Are your canvassing team still out in this 2nd lockdown?I'm looking to get a team together myself but unsure whether to bother at this point if they're going to get shut down.
Ive used 4 canvassing companies and ive also done a bit of canvassing myself. Canvassed work has the poorest retention rate out of any advertising method ive tried.After 6 months you will probably be left with 30% of it. 50% if you are very lucky.A lot will cancel before the first clean, a lot will cancel after the first clean as they just wanted a one off. Some wont pay you at all. The list goes on as we all know.The positive side of canvassing is that the work will be the most compact you can get. Some of my best earning days are canvassed work. Honestly i wouldnt bother there are easier and cheaper ways.