Started new business but attracted no customers - Tile Advice

[Time's Ran Out]

Pension!

1) Bricks and mortar!
2) Building plot!
3) Small annuity!
4) 45 years training to keep my hand in.

 

[CJ]

Good to see you about a bit more Colin.

Bigger Balls now

 

[Old Mod]

Bigger Balls now

 

[Tilergal]

Social media is a great way of showcasing your work: get yourself a Facebook page, take tons of pics and post like crazy. Get family, friends, anyone to like your page and ask customers to do the same, it's amazing how word gets round if you're any good and you can prove it with photos. Good luck.

 

[Steve Griffiths]

Like I said above.........start part time.

I worked as a part time postman, and took on Tiling jobs as and when they came in. When on the post, I printed off 600 flyers, and delivered them to everyone on my round..........1 Guy, a builder, contacted me, as his tiler had just lost his license. ()

I worked both jobs for.............5 years, but only because I didn’t have he balls to go all out Tiling. At that time anyway.

Tiling for a living is better than walking the streets, that's for sure

 

[CJ]

Tiling for a living is better than walking the streets, that's for sure