Selling Briquettes

[pembswoodrecycling]

Sure - I thought you might test the market by supplying other producers briquettes, so I TJ might be a starter!

 

Do call anytime - it's good to talk....

 

I've spoken to the very nice people at Thomas Joinery and I'm going to go and see them very soon.

 

next step is to aproach my existing customers, though I have a feeling that selling briquettes may be easier than selling kindling...

[windfall]

I gave 20 packs of mine away to people from my face book page and asked them to write reviews for me. Worked a treat, once people try mine they love them and tell their mates.

 

Education is the key, as is a very competative price for a good product.

[pembswoodrecycling]

thats a nice idea but I don't think any of my facebook friends are in my target market!

 

going to go ahead and stock the briquettes though, I'm getting a special deal on them so I can sell them on for £4 a bag, from what I can tell I think thats very competitive, especially for round here.

 

Now I just sit back and wait for the orders to roll in!

[windfall]

Sales from my business facebook page have been superb, don't be so quick to disregard new sales media! 300 people who like the page is a lot of potential clients...

[pembswoodrecycling]

Ah I didn't realise you meant a business page... How do you set up one of those?

[windfall]

Create a Page | Facebook

 

Once you have a business page you can create adverts and target people in your town/city only! Set your campaign budget or pay per click, make your advert a ['special offer' 4 packs of briquettes, net of kindling and firelighters only £20!] people love a deal ;-)

[pembswoodrecycling]

Create a Page | Facebook

 

Once you have a business page you can create adverts and target people in your town/city only! Set your campaign budget or pay per click, make your advert a ['special offer' 4 packs of briquettes, net of kindling and firelighters only £20!] people love a deal ;-)

 

Up and running, take a look..... it's a good'un!

 

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[AJR Firewood]

What would you say it costs per click for a good response?

[windfall]

.60p average