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This is aimed at all trade members who are not part of the TOTALLY FREE service……
We now have just over 100 businesses registered onto the scheme. From the 1st January 2006 we are promoting Repairs@ through banner ads on Yell. We are expecting a massive increase in traffic through this promotion and you can be part of that, for free.
Repairs@ is a module that allows the public to browse members of our site, in their area, and to email you a contact note. A chargeable customer delivered to your computor, just waiting for you to make a call.
It actually is even better than that, for we are now receiving enquiries from trade related parties who are looking for repairers to represent them. We can provide your details to these work providers, for free. You can even opt out of that if you wish, by ticking the appropriate box, on the form in the download section of the site. It’s simple and easy to help yourself to a slice of some work, in less than a year we have provided over 1000 opportunities to those registered on Repairs@.
Are you missing out? We expect thousands of hits to Repairs@ from our promotion of it, massively increasing the potential earning power of it. Interested?
Kevin
please advise how to join repairs @
tried link but after opening acrobat reader got message that the file was corrupted please advise
Re: Repairs@
Click on this:
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … tit&lid=47and go from there………
Chris.
There’s actually already been an increase in Repairs@ traffic over the past few months, it’s slow but steady growth.
What Kevin didn’t tell you is that now, on three occasions, we have forwarded the list to three companies looking for repairers UK-wide for various productsso if you’re not on there you very possibly are missing out.
It costs you the time to fill out the form and the reason that it’s so long, as I’ve said before, is so that we can quote accurate details about your business if you wish us to do so.
If anyone needs any help determining the postcodes you cover just give myself or Kevin a shout, we’ll help.
K.
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