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Kleen Roof and Exterior Cleaning wrote:

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I have ran them, not much return on them. I average 2 jobs a year from craigslist. But, it does help in getting your name in front of people

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 Yeah, and it is Free 

So why not put an ad there, it can't hurt a new roof cleaning company. Just do not hold your breath, and expect to set the world on fire with a Craigslist Roof Cleaning Ad.

I think any new roof cleaner needs to be on EVERY Free Ad site there is. Merchant Circle, Show Me Local, Thumbtack, are just a few.

 

 

DAS wrote:

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Todate my experience has been terrible I have had people respond asking me to clean their apartments clean the windows, etc., I finally pulled both ads off good luck I hope you do better than I did.
I guess the old saying applies there's nothing for free.

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 If you have a website, you may want to fill out your signature, I will help you if you dont know how. Here is our Craigslist Roof Cleaning Ad http://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/hss/4107682754.html for what it is worth.

Kind of fancy, huh ?

 

FullBlast wrote:

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Yea that is a fancy CL ad!!

I have ran a few ads in the past but can remember only one call from it a few years ago from guy that wanted a 20 section of gutters cleaned and thought $125 was to much!!

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 Yes, most Craigslist customers are cheap! 

We have used Clipper Magazine and Consumers Eye the last few years, it's a magazine type mailer which seems to have a longer shelf life on the homeowners coffee table. We spend on average about 6K a month, it's a lot but we stay busy and it's a short season. I think it's important to stay in the consumers face on a monthly basis in the same place that way they know where to find you when they need you. Before that we were in the same mailer for ten years and only left when the company went out of business after an ugly divorce. Doesn't anyone believe in Pre-nups anymore??