Business Is SLOW

Any tips on getting my name out there for the winter? Or ideas? I do tinting and decals, shirts, signs etc..

I dont have any advertising except for my truck.

Should i go business to business?

where are you from???

Have you tried hitting up any car dealerships? We do consignment work that keeps my guys busy on the real slow days. Go after the Toyota, Nissian, and Honda dealers as these are the cars that are actually selling. We a re kinda slow as we but maybe this will get you a car or two.

Ryan
www.XtremeVehicleDesigns.com

Lacrosse WI

had nothing to yesterday and went over sales for the past 2 years. There is a steady decline since sept2006 .

^^^same here

but we are still steady, still doing about 3-5 a day. but its raining today and we lost over $700 cuz we had 3 sets of tint tails and tint jobs. and we told them we couldnt do the tails if it rained. we called them and they all rescheduled but i would of like to get them today. dont want to rely on them remembering a new appointment.

yes....any thing will help

Why cant you do the lights . Wont it dry quick enough in an hour . I assume you do the film expel not the spray . did a couple when the customer brings in the material. Is it worth getting into ?

when they leave water will pool up around the lights and most likely get sucked up on the bottoms.

Whoo hoo! I just got a body shop acct! A window here and there always helps!

Drumming up business is going to be hard but your best resources are satisfied customers. You should go through all your old invoices and start calling people. When you say "Hi this is Klings Designs" - listen carefully to their response. If they say "oh wow, how are you" then tell them times are tough and you need referrals. If they say "so?" then say your shop is slow so you wanted to take some time to check in and make sure everything is OK. However, make sure you are ready to say "i'll fix it" if they say "funny you should ask, i am having this little problem"