Phil Ackland
KEC Expert
Well I took the plunge and joined Facebook. Not really sure what its value is. Maybe some of you can share your experience (and how to avoid wasting time).
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Tony Shelton
BS Detector, Esquire
Worthless for commercial work Phil.
I am sure many will disagree. But the professionals we have worked with don't facebook on a business level.
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I am sure many will disagree. But the professionals we have worked with don't facebook on a business level.
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AZ PowerWash Pros
New member
We have a facebook. I don't think it brings commercial work or even much residential if any. But you have to have one to link to your main website. And if you can get your facebook to show up on Google than it will bring business.
All social media has its benifits
outdoorprowash
Member
It is good for TOMA if you commit. Regulate your time spent doing it. I direct my customers to my Fan Page. My personal page helps for people I already know to get familiar with what I do for a living. Friends from church find me on FB and are reminded constantly of what I do or learn of things they did not know I did.
Doug Rucker
Roundtable Host 2009
It doesn't hurt....
well I'm one of these people that believe in Facebook. we get on average 40 hits a week of first-time visits and over 200 hits a week on repeats.when I asked new customers how they heard about us, they tell me they Googled Hood cleaning in savannah and found our Facebook page.
Its all works
Hardwaresteve
New member
Free marketing and advertising is a no brainer, if I get one job a year off the free existence of our Facebook page then it was worth it, for us.
Kris Caswell
New member
I've been on fb for only 4 days. Already recieved a handful of msgs about services and people who want to help refer me. Friends and family are always the best place to start when selling something