Recommended orders end eventually. Here's where the Polish team in the Netherlands can show themselves without paying for advertising - and why the most popular place performs the least.
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A client rarely looks for a contractor from scratch. He gets a number from a friend and then checks on the Internet whether the company is real. Your online places are not there to sell you - they are to confirm that you are there, working and that you can be reached by phone.
Four seats for zero euros
- Google business cardFree, appears on the map when someone enters “renovations” and the city. Current hours, photos from the project, complete contact details and a reply under each opinion.
- Polish classifieds in the NetherlandsAnnouncements.niedziela.nl allows a company to add twelve free ads a day, each with a different service: separate plasters, separate bathrooms, separate tiles.
- Small groups on FacebookIndustry - ZZP, construction, orders - instead of the big “Poles in the Netherlands”, where the entry disappears in a quarter of an hour.
- One place with contactThe business card and ad must lead somewhere: a page with what you do, where, your company number and details. It may be small - the important thing is that it is there.
What does a customer check before calling?
- Is the company real? — KvK and BTW, obligatory in the Netherlands.
- Will someone answer? - number visible immediately; If you don't answer at work, add WhatsApp.
- Do you work in his area — list the cities, not the voivodeship.
- What the job is like — three photos from the project weigh more than a paragraph about passion.
Plan for this weekend
- Saturday morning, 30 minutesGoogle business card: hours, area of operation, three photos from the last job.
- Saturday evening, 20 minutesOne ad about one service, with the number and city in the title.
- Sunday, 15 minutesVisit your website from a phone without WiFi. After how many seconds do you see the number? More than three - that's the First Amendment.
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Sources
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