ScoopMaster
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- May 20, 2013
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Congrats! Mind if I ask what type of review portals or online reputation management systems you prefer? Thanks.
How I signed another $799 month contract in 48 hours.
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spirit bay
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- Jun 21, 2010
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I've owned a small restaurant/bar for almost twelve years, I'm going to have to go with MudButt on this one...
MrSimon
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He is happy with my pricing. I dont doubt that once he's showing up on maps and is all set up with the review portal that he won't see the need to pay 799 but that's down the road. Seo firms and local marketers charge my price like its nothing. Plus I'm doing doing the review portal etc.
MrSimon
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I got the idea from 7878 method. Basically a landing page with a choice of leaving a bad or good review. If they leave a bad review it goes straight to email. If they want to leave a good review it goes to review sites.
I love the spin off of the idea but people are still missing a few key components on how to make this work. Ironically people need to be good sales people. Communication is a must, so you can practice public speaking, arbitration aka arguing over a common subject, and you will need to perfect your emotions and tones of voice used when speaking. Body language then comes into play, correctly used you can trigger subconscious emotions that will help you effectively communicate more with less words used. The final piece of the puzzle is that your product has to be of AAA quality along with your service. If your service is anything less or if your AAA customer support is anything less than what you say it is, or lead it to be they will bail. Your only goal is to keep repeat customers, offer people to become affiliates and resellers by helping YOU make sales with their testimonials and referrals and finally making sure that your money is well invested to keep bringing in the repeat customers.
ScoopMaster
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- May 20, 2013
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Thanks for the reply. And to Onlythabst, I can't reply to your PM 'till I get 15 posts, but I am interested in discussing it further with you.
dotcomdesigns
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- May 16, 2009
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I'm not knocking you, fair play to you and well done on the sale. If you search for how many people want sandwiches, take out lunch or whatever in your city you'd probably see the numbers are low and the business owner will never profit from what he's paid you. He'll never get a good ROI. But that's his fault not yours.
dotcomdesigns
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As much as you can, if the morality of this service doesn't bother you.
elschlongo
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- May 21, 2010
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This is how I got a web design gig recently (and I don't design websites). I threw up a nice looking theme on wordpress and charged him $700. He was thrilled, and I thought I got really lucky. Congrats man, I love stories like this
I kid you NOT this is actually something I heard was sold once as a WSO when I thought just like you it would be a common sense opportunity. Well done MrSimon good luck with the project restaurants have good suppliers of different things from accountants to lawyers to food supplies so do a good job for them and they can sure as anything refer you to their network of professional contacts.
AnotherOne
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Congrats! Sell him SEO, website/flyer/banners design and other services too.
AND now you're enjoying discounted meals on his cafe/shop too, no?
AND now you're enjoying discounted meals on his cafe/shop too, no?
dotcomdesigns
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The OP called it a 'sandwich shop' and 'a bit fancier than a mom and pop shop'. That's not quite the same as "restaurants los angeles" LOL.
And you need to read the OP first post again. The business owner apparently paid $1500 upfront + signed up for a 6 month contract which will cost him an additional $2400. That makes it almost $4k in fees for a fancy mom & pop sandwich shop. I can guarantee you the search volumes for this business will be tiny and there won't be any ROI for the owner. The owner is a fool and as they say, a fool and his money is soon parted.
MrSimon
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Its not LA buys in one of the biggest cities in the country and its in a prime location downtown.
But it's **
LincolnXII
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- Jun 4, 2013
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Congratz on you deal. Eating and reviewing restaurants is not the worst job 