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Showing posts with label janitorial leads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label janitorial leads. Show all posts

Friday, April 26, 2013

When Loud Lead Generation Seems Normal For You


You know your janitorial sales lead generation campaign is too loud when people are more surprised than interested in your janitorial services. On the other hand, is it really your fault? Maybe your lead generation strategy never meant to be loud. For you (and maybe even competitors), you are marketing at a normal volume!

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Lead Generation Tips – Find “Event Triggers”


Does it feel like your lead generation campaign is not going anywhere? You contact prospects but they say they are still on vacation. You thought you were making progress but all of a sudden your prospect does not return your reply. It is like your lead generation process has stalled in the same way players feel stuck in progressing the story of a role-playing game. In their terms, this would mean you still have to find “event triggers.”

Monday, April 8, 2013

Lead Generation – Should You Promise “No Questions Asked”?


It is actually not that far off to imagine a janitorial sales lead generation strategy that involves the classic promise of “No questions asked.” If you think it makes you sound a little shady though, you might be right. But just to be fair, are there really no circumstances where you can make this promise to help your lead generation campaign?

Friday, February 22, 2013

Do Not Disqualify Janitorial Sales Leads Too Casually

Obviously you would rather qualify sales leads for your janitorial company, not focus on those that seem obviously unqualified. However, when you are in a rush to find only the most eager, interested, or even desperate decision makers to fill up your sales leads quota, you could grow too casual in disqualifying others.

Friday, January 11, 2013

When Sales Leads Lead To Homelier Places

When your sales leads have constantly targeted the corporate scene, sometimes a change in scenery can take your employees by surprise. This applies to janitorial businesses as much as any other kind of outsourced service company. However, perhaps it is the very nature of your services that make it likely for your sales leads to include those with homelier work environments.

Monday, April 2, 2012

Janitorial Leads – Maintain Their Rate, Maintain Your Service Quality


It doesn't matter how many clients you have or if you're currently suffering a dry period. In either case, your janitorial company will always be at risk if you don't have a constant flow of cleaning leads coming in. Now having them constantly not only ensures you of an opportunity to form a profitable business relationship, it helps you mold how you perceive your own business. It will help define your business, what it's good at, and what type of client you and your people serve best.

Think about, when you're actively trying to figure out what businesses want, you'll definitely spot a trend or two. For example, say your company is based in Singapore. When you're actively seeking out leads in the area, you'll find what type of establishments demands the most of your services. Places like Singapore are becoming highly urbanized so it's easy to tell that there are plenty of office buildings and other places where janitors are needed.

In short, a vigilant Singapore lead generation campaign can help remind you just what it is to maintain and even improve the quality of your services. The leads you get, whether they turn out well or not, will at least tell you what everybody wants. In one period, you might end up tailoring your services to cater a rise in demand for office janitors. Another one would have you specializing some of your people to work in theme parks or hotels. Start maintaining the rate of your leads so you can maintain the quality of your service.