Most people spend less than 3 minutes looking on my site. I want them to quickly and easily find the info they are looking for. Sometimes those fancy sites have to much going on.
The Boss 15 has become my favorite polisher. It's actually the only Griot's product I have ever used so I would love to see some of their other stuff. Count me in.
It depends what you have for equipment. It would take me between 3 1/2 and 4 1/2 hrs depending on condition. By full detail I'm referring to my deluxe detail.
What are those buildings called. I see a lot of guys running detail shops out of that type of building but I don't think there are any around me.
When I google "auto bay for rent" I always get old service stations. What do I google to find a building like that?
I hardly ever use my business cards, only time I use them is when I leave one in a customer's cup holder. Maybe it's me but they seem old school. My wife is a graphic designer and marketing professional and she is always pushing digital media as opposed to printed media.
Yes. It was through Yahoo small business. It's some other company now that bought Yahoo small business. It is nothing fancy and was set up using some basic templates from the site. After customers get their cars detailed they don't hang on to your card or the receipts and they just Google you...
On the logo I can't read the small writing. Prices are dependent on your area. I would say the website is must. My site is like $10 a month, I couldn't imagine not having one. When people need to get a service done they just Google everything.
If you want a machine that is more comfortable to use go with the Cyclo Pro. It is a versatile machine because if you upgrade your polisher someday you can use it as a scrubber and it will last a generation or two.