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In detailing, quality matters, but how the customer experiences your service often matters more. Quick response times, clear communication, follow-up after the job, and small touches like product care advice can make clients come back and refer others. Repeat clients scale a business faster than chasing one-off jobs. 💬 What’s one small change you made that improved client retention?

I have a good amount of cancellations recently since the winter. Typically they will cancel 24 hours before the appointment. Do you recommend taking a deposit or how should I go about preventing this?

Here's a look at the menu of services that I introduced this year for my first ever Black Friday/Holiday sale. So far it's been pretty popular, especially the ceramic coating package. Clients are eating it up and I took it off our virtual shop on the 30th. I just sent a round of emails/sms messages letting clients know that I will be extending the most of the deals through December except for the ceramic package.....(not really) lol it's not in the store anymore but if someone asks about it then I will tell them that I can hook them up for the one time but it's not going to be as low it was DURING the SALE 😉

What kind of chemicals do yall seem to be using. Any particular brand thats yall stick with. My question is what chemicals are necessary and which are not .