Oven-cleaning appointments
Advertise by appliance type, from single ovens to ranges. Limit coverage to postcodes your technicians can combine in a day.
A range with two ovens takes longer than a single built-in oven. Put those options on the form and compare completed jobs after time and travel.
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Advertise by appliance type, from single ovens to ranges. Limit coverage to postcodes your technicians can combine in a day.
Capture appliance type and availability. Track completed cleans and add-on bookings separately.
One oven across the county does not pay. Add postcodes you can pair with another job.
The standard booking. Ask for the type and the postcode.
Longer, and not every technician does them. Say so, and price them apart.
Add-ons. Track them separately so a cheap extra does not disguise a long drive for one oven.
Appliance type, how many, and a time you can reach. Track completed cleans. A quote you cannot fit into the day is not a job.
A range with two ovens takes longer than a single built-in oven. Put those options on the enquiry form and compare completed jobs after technician time and travel.
Ask for appliance type and size. Compare completed cleans after travel and technician time instead of treating all appointment slots as equal.
Add Google ad spend and management fees, then divide that by the number of completed oven cleans linked to those ads. Include any setup fee in a separate first-month calculation. Use the same period for spend and results, and keep repeat calls, cancellations and unfinished enquiries out of the final count.
Only if it is a single oven you actually clean for that fee. Ranges need their own price.
Wide enough to fill a route, not so wide that one job is the whole afternoon in the van.
Cleans completed, by appliance, with travel in mind.
Tell us what you want to sell, where you can travel and which enquiries are worth taking.
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