Writer Spotlight: Greg Colosi
Business, Routes October 7, 2012 Justin WenteGreg Colosi helps dry cleaners get route customers WITHOUT knocking on doors (even though door knocking is a great way to get customers). All of Greg’s marketing ideas are tested by him or several of his 400+ members, so you won’t get theory, you’ll only get ideas that produce new customers and revenue.
Hi–my name is Greg Colosi and I live in Pittsford, a suburb of Rochester, NY. My wife is Andrea and I have two grown kids. My son Ryan works for me driving one of my route vans and my daughter Courtney is out of college and is in sales.
"Greg Colosi helps dry cleaners get route customers WITHOUT knocking on doors (even though door knocking is a great way to get customers)."
I help dry cleaners build their routes WITHOUT knocking on doors. I got my first 300+ customers knocking on doors and it was easy for me to do. The only thing I didn’t like about it was that I had to go out at night and on weekends. And then it rains or it snows or daylight savings time changes and it’s dark out by 5pm. So I wanted to come up with a system or systems that could generate route customers while I was at home at night and on weekends. I wanted a system that my employee’s could operate without being a sales person. Well, after 18 months of trial and error, I came up with my first idea that worked. Since then, I’ve got a bunch that work now for my 418++ dry cleaner members. My hope is that you will take some of these “No Door Knocking” strategies and put them to work.
To find out more quirky ideas on how to raise your revenue, go to my blog: DryCleaningMarketing.com or call (888) 661-7992.
Key Takeaways
- Writer Spotlight: Greg Colosi matters for readers making practical decisions.
- Greg Colosi helps dry cleaners get route customers WITHOUT knocking on doors (even though door knocking is a great way to get customers).
- Hi–my name is Greg Colosi and I live in Pittsford, a suburb of Rochester, NY.
