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Hey everybody, I have another idea for all detailing business owners out there. Offer a "free" (I know that's a no-no word but stay with me) "car care kit" when the customer books your high-end detailing package. Whatever kind of car care kit you develop should only cost about $10 per kit...

So I just very recently started a mobile detailing business while I'm in college and got my first customer(s). I emailed a local realtor agency about detailing their agents cars since the agents often have to drive their clients around. The lady that runs the agency agreed to have me do a basic...

Cruz could you show me what your price list looks like? I've been wanting to make one up

So i had a pro make a better logo for me on fiverr. Came out pretty damn good for only 5 bucks, but I'm having him change the font on "James Chastonay's" to something more legible.

And thanks everyone for the compliments and pointing out the couple of things I screwed up. I can't believe that I've been spelling, reading and saying carnauba the wrong way for years...

its $10 for a limited time, I'll make sure to clear that up on the site.

I'm working on getting together some good pictures for that. I'll be adding them as soon as possible

Thank you, I tried rewording that maintenance section a couple of times. Hopefully adding more in the left hand column will help like you said

Hey everyone, I just finished overhauling my website design a couple of days ago and was wondering what you guys think of it chastonaysmobiledetailing.com I know it's a little cheesy in a couple of places, but it targets middle class Floridians so it works.

Alright so I'm getting rid of the 'college kid' part for sure. Here's the modified logo

This is what I've come up with so far and I'm in Florida, hence the orange. I'm planning on getting someone on fiverr to convert it to a vector file so the pixelation goes away. Please leave any feedback/criticism.

Most cars in my area are like that too, bunch of dirty daily drivers. And I guess washing those wouldn't really generate business anyways, at least not enough business for the time I spend doing it

Both you and expdetailing have a point. It would just be a basic wash with no interior work, but some would like it and some would hate it. I don't think it's worth the risk of putting my name on it and then having multiple people get mad over someone touching their car without their knowledge...

Waxoff, I had pretty much this same idea after I thought about what everyone else said and it seems like one of the best ways for both parties to benefit I could also offer their employees discount incentives to refer people outside of work. I could give the employees 10% off if they refer...

Thanks for the advice everyone. The thought that people wouldn't want their cars touched without their knowledge never came to mind (obviously). Doing friends and family will be tough since school starts next week and I'll be moving and hour and a half away, but I'll figure something out. And...

Hi guys, I saw an idea like this one buried in a thread I saw last night and thought I would expand on it. So there's this locally owned mechanic shop here in Gainesville that I took my car to a few months back. I was thinking that I could offer to wash a few of their customer's cars for free...

An easy and free way is Google's My Business feature. Registering for this is what gets you listed at the top of the search results in that box where other businesses are already listed. It also puts your location on the map when someone googles "*your city* auto detailing"