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Probably spent 50 quid in total

 

Be aware that for half that amount and for less effort you could have had a listing on Firewood - seasoned logs and wood fuel for woodburners, log burners and wood fuelled boilers

 

Leaflets might well be more appropriate for launching your business but it might be worth a try on the website especially if you are in an area with no one else currently advertising.

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What are you selling hard or soft wood,seems like the place has been flooded with soft wood at present,the next 3 months will tell but it is a bit quiet at the moment,need snow badly.

All hardwood Bri, they keep talking about snow, it's supposed to turn really cold Thursday according to the forecast, Easterly winds from Siberia, good times :thumbup:

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I thought it was just me that was quite on the log job

I am about 150 loads down on this time last year , the weather dosent help

There are now 7 log adverts in the local rag most of them undercutting everybody . One guy convinced an old dear that pine was in fact a hardwood [ something i didnt know ! ]

Nice to be steady away rather than flat out , miss the money though

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Be aware that for half that amount and for less effort you could have had a listing on Firewood - seasoned logs and wood fuel for woodburners, log burners and wood fuelled boilers

 

Leaflets might well be more appropriate for launching your business but it might be worth a try on the website especially if you are in an area with no one else currently advertising.

 

Ok thanks for that. The 50 quid is the total amount i've spent, thats included leaflets, couple of web adverts, few village news letters etc etc. Will look at your posted link now.

 

Thanks

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We're busy with firewood, we take friday off to do it and i go in on sundays too. shifting rakes of teh stuff. in 3m3 baskets

 

Jamie

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There was a tranny pick up in a layby on the A53 near Market Drayton today, trying to sell nets at £4.50. I went by him four times, I don't think he'd shifted much, I hope not as he was a mile from my back door :sneaky2:

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didn't have many logs, as its my first year solo, but i've sold out.

 

done about 20 loads on the truck, and 150 ish nets.

 

all local

all word of mouth

 

can't wait for next year, got about 50 ton already

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