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a nice clean van doesnt make you a better tiler it just looks like you have a clean van
i agree,if you take care of something it will instil confidence in a customer that you are a clean worker,and keep his/her house shipshape while they are at work.A clean and tidy van always does seem to win over customers. Had a mk2 Golf when I was 18, which was my pride and joy. When I went to look at jobs, as I was a 3rd year apprentice the best way for me to make customers look past my youth was to polish my car before I went to look at a job. Always got them because the car was gleaming and that was the first thing they noticed when you arrived at their house.
jesus,i never said owt about looking INSIDE me van:yikes:cant say ive ever had a customer come and look at my van before excepting my qutation..:lol:
sounds to me its a no win situation, drive round in a rust bucket and your work ethics are bought into question, buy a brand new shiny van and your earning to much and going to be expensive.
imo having your van sign written is good advertising, its a one off cost and one job from it will pay for it, as for customers ,i dont think they take that much notice what your driving when your quoting work, its more down to how you present yourself not your van..
jesus,i never said owt about looking INSIDE me van:yikes:
i know what your saying andy,at the end of the day,it usually comes down to price 1st and quality 2nd with most people,but image is important as well,and im not being snobby,im a plasterer so you struggle to keep clean at the best of times,but we have to try our best.:lol:
the highlighted bit is true andy,but i would put money on most people going for the bloke in the nice clean(not necessarily new)van with clean looking work clothes to the bloke with the 1984 tranny,and ripped clothes with a full bucket of adhesive holding them together :vanish:
A nice clean van absolutely gives a good impression! A nice clean van well sign written will get your phone ringing, the rest is up to how you present yourself! Another observation of mine is, and please don't take offence if you have one... A white transit gives off a bad impression...fact! When people see them they think white van man, when they see a rusty one they often think pikey! Please don't take offence, trannys have many other good attributes!
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