bacwoodsboy
New member
try something different, i have come to realize that there are 3 groups of clients out there
1.the i dont care(run it through a auto washer etc.)
2.the i'll pay $40-100 group who just want to maintain what they have.
3.the cash out of my butt group who can pay $100-300 bucks for a detail....
i live in a somewhat rural area where the average income is somewhere around $45k-$75k per year...most my clients just wont pay over a hundred buck for a detail.... not saying i havent tried pushing. so i have decided for my demographic area targeting group #2 is my best bet...it will take me more cars to make the same amount but my clients seem very happy with it just looking shiny... i do have a few high end clients but most my group is middle class america ...i think by focusing on this group and offering a budget friendly service the clients will keep it coming back and on a weekly schedule. what do you guys think?
1.the i dont care(run it through a auto washer etc.)
2.the i'll pay $40-100 group who just want to maintain what they have.
3.the cash out of my butt group who can pay $100-300 bucks for a detail....
i live in a somewhat rural area where the average income is somewhere around $45k-$75k per year...most my clients just wont pay over a hundred buck for a detail.... not saying i havent tried pushing. so i have decided for my demographic area targeting group #2 is my best bet...it will take me more cars to make the same amount but my clients seem very happy with it just looking shiny... i do have a few high end clients but most my group is middle class america ...i think by focusing on this group and offering a budget friendly service the clients will keep it coming back and on a weekly schedule. what do you guys think?