Chuckle, chuckle, made me lol! New concept for sure. With my luck the police would see me throwing these bags onto a persons driveway and charge me with littering...
Yes, Keep us posted.
Karen Monsour, Fort Lauderdale, FL 954-464-4194
Well this is not new to me, and it pisses me off to find trash, that is what is is to me, in my driveway.
NOBODY THAT I WOULD WORK WITH WOULD WOULD LITTER IN MY YARD!
I have called driveway people and given them an earful and used up their time over this technique. But It will work with some I suppose.
Just don't drop that in my driveway! Could there be a less personal or less respectful way to introduce you and your service? Maybe a bag off dog doo left, on fire, on the doorstep with a card clipped to it?
Just my $0.02. I wouldn't think about doing this. Just me. No offense meant to you, until you drop one in my yard!
I have a better idea, why not shot a shot video of the proper technique of the "Rock Drop" and follow-up. I am very interested to see how to do it properly.
thank you for taking my request seriously.
Larry Bailey
609-760-7222
Reminds me of a former colleague who would knock on doors at 5 am, not get an answer and leave his trash (crappy "call me" flyer) in the door. Then he wondered why no one called (except the folks who were mad because he woke up their dog).
My suggestion - leave quality or unique stuff or go face to face - Good luck.
Has anyone tried this wonderful marketing idea? I wanted to revisit this and see if anyone attempted it. I have not to tell you the truth! lol
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