B to B listings in the Yellow pages

I like what I see, and the enthusiasm is great, but my question is realistically, are you certain of your expenses?

I can't comment on the figures you plan to draw for your own salary without knowing the company gross, and the expenses, including labor costs for additional employees.

Make sure your expenses are in line with averages for the industry in all areas, advertising, payroll, job supplies, auto, etc....

Beth
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Why is everyone in ?

Hey All,
Just wondering if someone cant make $50-$60,000 a year
owning and operating a PW company, why would you do it ?
If say you can only make $25-$40,000 a year then yes, you might as well get a job without all the headaches,and hassles that come with owning your own company..?

I dont think this many people would be involved if the potential
of making a good living wasnt there.. Everyone I have talked with
is doing fairly well... especially if you can perform quality work.

Just my Opinion?
 
Rob

I lost your number - give me a call tonight about 9:30pm - If you like.
 
Clean County PW said:
I am getting ready to do my biggest advertising yet in the yellow pages. I am going to have an 1/8th of a page display add which I am hoping to generate Commercial accounts from along with some residential.

This 1/8th of a page add is going to cost me $2500 for the year and along with my advertising in the local papers($100/week) I should have a decent year But (there it is the But word) my goal this year is to build my Commercial end. My Residential end is about as big as I can handle.

There is also a Business to Business(B to B) Yellow pages that is a different book. Does anyone advertise in that book and is it worth looking into?? From what I understand this book may even be a little more expensive to advertise then the Yellow page book.
The goal here being commercial accounts do you think that more companies would look at the B TO B book over the yellow page book to hire Powerwashing service.

Thanks
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Hows this going ten years later?
 
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