Automated comment, just did 3 small jobs for 650 and haven't used but a quarter tank of gas on a V8 Ford. Taxes can be written off to pay around 15% so really he is likely to be taking home from his 8k monthly about 5k after expenses and taxes.
Im 18 and looking forward to start a Car detailing business ..the way he breaks down his journey .he really inspired me to take a step forward and never look back
Thats a great business, people are willing to pay especially if you go to their house. Also look into oil changing: right now I have to pay $110 to change my oil because its a specific oil (the oil only costs like $20), so look into that too.
Market for that is gonna be saturated in another 2-3 years. Missed the boat on it by about 5 years. Every sidehustle channel on youtube is talking about doing detail for a job.
And if you get very comfortable, look into the tools necessary to change brake pads. You can get discounted prices at rockauto, and save your customers $200 while still making a healthy profit. Just be honest about the process. Brake pad and rotor changes, except for some luxury cars, is very easy.
I love that he’s just straight forward and telling you everything you need to know , there’s so many guru ppl on that net that run you around in circles trying to get a good answer out of them. I love me good hard working man much respect to him.
@UpFlip What I liked about this video was the discussion about how content creation meets advertising on social media. If you could find some examples of success stories of that in small food businesses that could be quite cool.
really enjoy these videos! I'm a small business owner myself, interesting seeing how other people start out and the tips being offered in different videos. Keep at it 👍
Hi ToFly! Really glad to hear your enjoy our videos! Everyone's story is so different and we love hearing everyone's journey and being able to offer anything that might help. What industry are in?
Very profitable! My wife and I went from cops living pay day to pay day to running an muliple truck, well over 6 figure a year pressure washing business in 9 months.
Do you live in a cold state or cold climate? If so, what do you do when it snows, rains, or the weather is below freezing? I'd assume business is slow during that time, right?
I saw this guy on an article with him using tik tok how to make 1000 a day "it's really gross but I love it". That got my attention but I don't have a truck. Then I see this vid and him starting a car and an attached ladder set and only went out on day 2 and just starting working. Man this is definitely the side hustle I'm gonna do with the other ones I have
Start of the year I got a jetwash registered my first official business, got insurance and then completely priced myself out by handing out flyers offering the same service as others way above their price, I did 0 market research basically and I learned a lot from it. I'm now focusing on my crafts, etsy and my ebay store
Thanks really awesome @AllThingsWhack. Sounds like you are motivated! Wishing you all the best on your journey. Do you have your Etsy and Ebay stores already up and running?
Love this I’m 22 and recently got medically separated from the military and looking to launch my own exterior house maintenance business here in the Napa valley 🏠💧
Always look forward to these great videos. However, if possible, would love to see interviews on businesses outside of the cleaning, power wash, car detailing, and lawn care category. Keep up the great work.
Hi James! We love hearing that you enjoy our video. Thanks for the feedback. Any specific industry you'd like to see? If you have any businesses you liked to see feel free to share them and we can look into it.
That house at 2:00 min mark seems like it should be well above $600 based on the size of the house, doing the shed and the amount of time. I'd say at least $1k+. Ive seen his other videos that he doesnt charge per hour but he goes by "if youre getting up on a ladder going on someone's roof that should be $200". Well thats 2 roofs. Plus 4 hours of manual labor. Not sure what the going rate is around that area but $600 seems mighty low for that particular job not to mention the risk involved.
He needs to double prices, get professional custom work attire, hire 2-3 guys at just above minimum wage, then spend 100% profit on marketing. He will either become a millionaire in 1-2 years or the market will tell him that nobody wants their roof cleaned. He should get a nice power washer also.
What about fall protection? I know alot of guys dont bother with it in residential construction but if he were to get caught by worksafe or OSHA thats a decent fine plus his professional reputation would take a hit.
Great videos , I like this kind of videos. We also committed to support our local businesses and we are working hard to contribute small business success tips and tricks for every to succeed
Im not sure , but I thought you're not supposed to use a brush to clean shingles because you can damage the granules which will shorten the life span of the roof and then the homeowner can possibly sue him and he will have to pay for the roof.
Hi, I can be wrong but i didn see any lifeline being used. Lifelines are a protection system to guarantee safety at heights for all those workers who are at risk of falling. Lets always work safe and always come back home to our family
I love this video, but unfortunately you can't buy Moss B Ware in California, seemingly not in Nevada either. You can't order it or buy it in stores. I think it's banned for environmental reasons. That's unfortunate because I could sure use it for my exterior cleaning business. Maybe I'll look into a different detergent style powdered product
My small business insurance has gone up to $404 a month it was $183 from next insurance. No Employees no workers comp. Million dollar policy with $1000 deposit. Here in Florida it’s ridiculously high.
I swear I just got a quote of $8800 to do my roof and concrete areas on Feb 28, 2024. It is a big house, but I just about shit. And the roof isn't even that bad. relatively flat concret tiles. Went out today and got my own pressure washer and will do it myself for about $600 in tools and supplies. They wanted $825 just to remove my gutter guards so they could clean the gutters. When the guy was going around trying to "educate" me, I knew he was gonna try to charge big.
i really like how these business owners are literally dropping gems ! this channel is keeping me going ! grinding is starting to get fun especially when i see other brave people on their own journey 🫡 keep grindin
Came here looking for a comment like this. Definitely needs something to look more professional and to save his ass if he falls over. Might struggle with insurance also if he falls without it
Exactly. Hard water will cause scaling effect and calcification on the modules. Pain in the ass to remove by the way. Is the only reason why we NEED to use RO/DI, and in fact: it's stated in every warranty sheet from the module manufacturers. If only some actually read the warranty guidelines, we would have a lot less cowboys on the market using tapped water and high pressure washers...
SPOILER ALERT: RO/DI is used for other reasons. NOT WHAT IS MENTIONED HERE AT ALL! Seems someone needs to explain this fella a thing or 2 about the reason why we use RO/DI to clean solar... lol
I don’t think it matters man haha, dust/pollen fall every single second the panels lose efficiency every single day having filtered water isn’t gonna matter much. And I say that as a guy who does have a DI system but I think it’s more hype and a way to get customers to think they need to hire someone
We use RO/DI water not because it affects efficiency, actually spraying any type of water on a solar panel doesn’t affect efficiency. We use RO/DI water because it’s good business practice, leaves a spot free clean, does not void the warranty on solar panels (Maintaining your customers warranty is a HUGE deal), does not leave calcium buildup, does not discoloration the frames, and the biggest thing is DI water is non conductive (very helpful to not getting shocked). We don’t use RO/DI water because the market or hype tells us too, it’s because it’s professional! Hope that helps
It’s the shading, soiling that affects efficiency. Then the cleaning helps improve and maintain its beginning operational efficiency. Maintenance is the key
Definetely in some parts of the USA the cost of living is quite affordable but he lives in a high cost of living area so your question is a good one. To me $8k is great. I make maybe 1/4ths of that and I work at an office.
HEY KIDS! As a successful entrepreneur I can tell you don’t let these RUclips titles like “$100K/year Business” impress you! The difference between a business and a job is having something called an overhead! You can make $100K per year but it takes $60K/year to upkeep the business! So you’re really making $40K profit per year! Tax write offs exist but only to an extent plus you get that during tax season! Don’t let these titles trick you into thinking you’ll have $100K to spend on yourself. A business owner can make $100K per year but the guy working a job can make $70K per year - meanwhile the guy working a job is the one who made more money 😬
Thanks, genius, If you watch the videos in their entirety you'd see that they go over their profit margins, Gross/Net, etc... These videos are transparent.
He's destroying the roof taking the grain layers off when hes cleaning it with the brush. Not to knock him I'm sure he doesn't know that but to be honest I would be p***** he has no idea what he is doing hes just brushing things off the roof and that's not the correct way of doing it. Guaranteed less in a year or 2 that customers gonna have a messed up roof from a storm
Learn how to start your own cleaning business step-by-step: bit.ly/4c9u2t9
96000 gross
- 6000 expenses
-12000gasoline
-10000 marketing
-3000 insurance
-39000 taxes
Total: 26k
Would love to be on a video someday! You guys are awesome
@@southernexteriorcleaningco3223 looking forward to it ;)
Automated comment, just did 3 small jobs for 650 and haven't used but a quarter tank of gas on a V8 Ford. Taxes can be written off to pay around 15% so really he is likely to be taking home from his 8k monthly about 5k after expenses and taxes.
Any special licensing needed to start a business like this?
Im 18 and looking forward to start a Car detailing business ..the way he breaks down his journey .he really inspired me to take a step forward and never look back
Great to hear!! Good luck to you.
Thats a great business, people are willing to pay especially if you go to their house. Also look into oil changing: right now I have to pay $110 to change my oil because its a specific oil (the oil only costs like $20), so look into that too.
Market for that is gonna be saturated in another 2-3 years. Missed the boat on it by about 5 years. Every sidehustle channel on youtube is talking about doing detail for a job.
And if you get very comfortable, look into the tools necessary to change brake pads. You can get discounted prices at rockauto, and save your customers $200 while still making a healthy profit. Just be honest about the process. Brake pad and rotor changes, except for some luxury cars, is very easy.
I started mine never give up theres alot of money to be made
I love that he’s just straight forward and telling you everything you need to know , there’s so many guru ppl on that net that run you around in circles trying to get a good answer out of them. I love me good hard working man much respect to him.
Did you learn a lot from this video? What are your takeaways? ☺️
Thanks guys! Had a great time!
Thanks, Spencer! Happy to have had you on!
Great person running great hustle! Really love all your explanations on the video! Wish you all the success
@@elainegina thank you! Will do
Most business channels are absolute bull but this video is so informative and well put together. Keep up the good work!!
We appreciate your feedback and support, Kyle! What would you like to see on the channel next?
@UpFlip What I liked about this video was the discussion about how content creation meets advertising on social media. If you could find some examples of success stories of that in small food businesses that could be quite cool.
You can build a house out of bull shit. But it still came out of a bulls ass.
really enjoy these videos! I'm a small business owner myself, interesting seeing how other people start out and the tips being offered in different videos. Keep at it 👍
Hi ToFly! Really glad to hear your enjoy our videos! Everyone's story is so different and we love hearing everyone's journey and being able to offer anything that might help. What industry are in?
Its all about being good with people... If you can talk to anyone you can easily do this kind of work
True. Personality will take someone far no matter which endeavor they pursue.
Very profitable! My wife and I went from cops living pay day to pay day to running an muliple truck, well over 6 figure a year pressure washing business in 9 months.
Do you live in a cold state or cold climate? If so, what do you do when it snows, rains, or the weather is below freezing? I'd assume business is slow during that time, right?
How’d you do it?!
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@@DeanBKK we do commercial window cleaning nov - Jan and taking feb off.
My neighbor is a cop and pulls 200k or more. He’s also single. Marriage will kill your profit lol
I saw this guy on an article with him using tik tok how to make 1000 a day "it's really gross but I love it". That got my attention but I don't have a truck. Then I see this vid and him starting a car and an attached ladder set and only went out on day 2 and just starting working. Man this is definitely the side hustle I'm gonna do with the other ones I have
I'm currently starting my own business here in the PNW I'm 25 years old it's very inspiring and motivational to see others doing it around here too
Cheers to your success! 🔥
@UpFlip thank you 🙌🏽💎 hopefully one day I can be on here
Any special licensing to start a business in pnw?
Very hard worker 😊. Don't quit even if it is tough. No laziness allowed under my watch. Very Reliable Guy, I highly recommend 👍 did an amazing job.
Thanks for the insights! Have you worked with him before?
Been following Spencer for a while now, amazing to get this other perspective.
Great interview and very informative. I was already following Spencer on his RUclips channel and enjoy his other videos.
He is very young and an inspiration. Very proud
Really well made videos, thanks for going such in detail and really getting the most out of the people you interview. Thanks for this!
Already a Spencer's top fan and also a subscriber!!!
Appreciate that bro
Love that dudes channel! He put me on game.
Start of the year I got a jetwash registered my first official business, got insurance and then completely priced myself out by handing out flyers offering the same service as others way above their price, I did 0 market research basically and I learned a lot from it. I'm now focusing on my crafts, etsy and my ebay store
Thanks really awesome @AllThingsWhack. Sounds like you are motivated! Wishing you all the best on your journey. Do you have your Etsy and Ebay stores already up and running?
So what you are saying is that you now focus on abuse of child workers..
@@UpFlip ebay is going really well, etsy not so much, I have now built a website so I can channel sales to a wider audience and pay less in fees
Love this I’m 22 and recently got medically separated from the military and looking to launch my own exterior house maintenance business here in the Napa valley 🏠💧
Best of luck! 💪
Always looking forward to your videos !
We appreciate that, Joshua! Would you ever consider getting into a business such as this?
@@UpFlip i sure am considering it, I want to have my own businesses and get big then one day be on this channel if possible :)
A lot of gold nuggets here. Works for any service industry
Thanks for recognizing the gold nuggets of advice!
Been waiting for this one 💯
2:45 Not surprised to see that mug up on the shelf. Hard workers attract hard workers
Always look forward to these great videos. However, if possible, would love to see interviews on businesses outside of the cleaning, power wash, car detailing, and lawn care category. Keep up the great work.
Hi James! We love hearing that you enjoy our video. Thanks for the feedback. Any specific industry you'd like to see? If you have any businesses you liked to see feel free to share them and we can look into it.
Check out the epoxy coating vid, that’s some pretty advanced stuff but the concepts can be scaled down for a start up
@@UpFlip how about real estate. Maybe internet based business. Just things to mix it up and give people a chance to learn more
@@UpFlipI'd love to see one on pet related industry; I.e. dog walking, pet sitter, doggy daycare
thats awesome man gotta create your own source of income now days
That house at 2:00 min mark seems like it should be well above $600 based on the size of the house, doing the shed and the amount of time. I'd say at least $1k+.
Ive seen his other videos that he doesnt charge per hour but he goes by "if youre getting up on a ladder going on someone's roof that should be $200". Well thats 2 roofs. Plus 4 hours of manual labor. Not sure what the going rate is around that area but $600 seems mighty low for that particular job not to mention the risk involved.
Thanks so much for your insight @frostyicy ! Maybe he's undercharging and could make even more!
He needs to double prices, get professional custom work attire, hire 2-3 guys at just above minimum wage, then spend 100% profit on marketing. He will either become a millionaire in 1-2 years or the market will tell him that nobody wants their roof cleaned. He should get a nice power washer also.
A leaf blower,a home depot brush,a daily driver pick up truck for 100k a year is really solid,he said he keeps 90%.
Totally right! But yeah it’s really just a side hustle at this point I’m making alot of money with online sales and clients where I want to focus on
@@SpencerClaeys yeah,but I don’t think he can make 1 million from this service,In a one year revenue.
@@SpencerClaeys great work man!!
@@SpencerClaeys hey i saw your reply so i hope you reply to me do you clean mess on the ground and if so to witch extent?
What about fall protection? I know alot of guys dont bother with it in residential construction but if he were to get caught by worksafe or OSHA thats a decent fine plus his professional reputation would take a hit.
This guy knows how to be successful in life. He'll hit the Million dollar mark in no time.
200-1000$ a day for 3 years ? he probably have more than a million already .
awesome video bro keep up the good work
Thanks, Nicholas! Glad you liked the video.
Great videos , I like this kind of videos. We also committed to support our local businesses and we are working hard to contribute small business success tips and tricks for every to succeed
Thanks, @Roytas! Glad you like our videos. Is there any other industry you'd like to see featured on the channel?
Im not sure , but I thought you're not supposed to use a brush to clean shingles because you can damage the granules which will shorten the life span of the roof and then the homeowner can possibly sue him and he will have to pay for the roof.
Hush im following behind with my reroofing biz
Hi, I can be wrong but i didn see any lifeline being used. Lifelines are a protection system to guarantee safety at heights for all those workers who are at risk of falling. Lets always work safe and always come back home to our family
Tell King David that
As a former roof consultant, laundry detergent is a surfactant and can cause roof leaks.
So are you talking about that white powder that was sprayed on the roof? Is he actually using detergent ?
I love this video, but unfortunately you can't buy Moss B Ware in California, seemingly not in Nevada either. You can't order it or buy it in stores. I think it's banned for environmental reasons. That's unfortunate because I could sure use it for my exterior cleaning business. Maybe I'll look into a different detergent style powdered product
There are plenty of products on the market. You'll surely find one! ☺️
Cooper Kupp already found something to do since the Rams are trash this year, huh?
Is it a good idea to use a waterblaster on gutters and roof? And would he work on a rainy day?
Cellphone repair shop next please!! 🙏
Thanks for the feedback, LG! I'll make note of this and if we find something interesting we'll interview them.
What a smart guy! I wish I did something like that at his age instead of waiting until I was in my 30s
Thanks for the comment, Mark! Spencer is awesome. What business are you currently in?
@@UpFlip pooper scooper business! We just expanded into tick/mosquito treatments
Awesome! I'll definitely make note of this.
@@UpFlip maybe you can come interview us someday! We're hoping for a 500k year in 2023 🙂
@@markregan7639 that’s dope man!
Great content! Could you please do an air conditioning company video that would be interesting.
Thanks, Carlos! I'll definitely make note of this and if we find something interesting, we'll do an interview!
His work pants looks comfortable, I need some!
I’d like to see them come off if you know what I mean.
We're the same age! 🙂
My small business insurance has gone up to $404 a month it was $183 from next insurance. No Employees no workers comp. Million dollar policy with $1000 deposit. Here in Florida it’s ridiculously high.
Imagine charging someone $1000 to clean their roof 😳 😂🤣
I swear I just got a quote of $8800 to do my roof and concrete areas on Feb 28, 2024. It is a big house, but I just about shit. And the roof isn't even that bad. relatively flat concret tiles. Went out today and got my own pressure washer and will do it myself for about $600 in tools and supplies. They wanted $825 just to remove my gutter guards so they could clean the gutters. When the guy was going around trying to "educate" me, I knew he was gonna try to charge big.
Gotta start somewhere
It always starts in a single step ☺️
Osha says you are supposed to tie off when working on roofs
i really like how these business owners are literally dropping gems ! this channel is keeping me going ! grinding is starting to get fun especially when i see other brave people on their own journey 🫡 keep grindin
Love your enthusiasm! Are there any specific gems you'd like us to keep an eye out for?
U do roof installation as well?
You also gotta be able to walk some steep ass roofs.
I know a guy who does the same kind of work. He suffers from random seizures. He's fallen off the roofs a few times.
Looks like the college is paying off
Osha entered the chat
I need to do this. Been doing windows. It's gotten hard on me.
You got this! Making the switch can be tough, but it’s worth it. Best of luck on your new venture! 💪
He makes more then me just cleaning gutters! I do whole roof installation and everytime every customers moans tht I'm charging them too much $$$😬😬😬
how often are you cleaning the same house, like repeated customers. twice a month?
Go away
@@kenmoore957 what are you replying to me for ?
@@lorenzomorales7271 cuz you are currently unemployed
Lmao 🤣 he is so handsome i see ladies customers over him
Congrats
We appreciate you tuning in! Thank you! ☺️
Amazing
Great you like it!
He needs to have some fall protection.
yeah i agree
Came here looking for a comment like this. Definitely needs something to look more professional and to save his ass if he falls over. Might struggle with insurance also if he falls without it
Go away
I have a hunch, but I believe he's very successful because he's appealing to the eyes, and I bet his client base is largely female?
This guy is definitely more interested in his coaching plans....he doesn't even know how much insurance cost or how to price a job.
Star lord gettin after it!
🤣😂👌
Did you play the Guardians game? It'd literally amazing.
Solar panel cleaning needs to be with clean water ! It’s not a myth …….❌❌ wrong info there.
Exactly. Hard water will cause scaling effect and calcification on the modules. Pain in the ass to remove by the way. Is the only reason why we NEED to use RO/DI, and in fact: it's stated in every warranty sheet from the module manufacturers. If only some actually read the warranty guidelines, we would have a lot less cowboys on the market using tapped water and high pressure washers...
$600 for the entire roof cleaning and gutter clean out?!? He needs to TRIPLE the price
Not many people would pay above that. He’s tried trial and error and know the right range to go with.
He should also do solar panels cleaning 🧼
Love that suggestion! Thank you @Welcomedcompany 101!
Need to raise your prices
What his utube channel??
Yeah ya know
Shout out to Wenatchee
"How to get rich" ...... pretty wholesome read. Hahaha
I need help with starting a business
Hi there! What industry are you looking to get into?
Cleaning roofs and gutters and soft washing
Ooooo looky looky at that OSHA violation no harnesses and not tied off...........LOL
My husband should get a ladder 😂
$5 a day on ads?...I would love to know how.
To learn more about it, please keep on watching! ☺️
They claim they work so hard, but don’t even want to clean up the shit they own 🤔🤔
Demmm he dont even have safety equipment on the roof! Don't risking ur life over dollar man..
Go away
How many hours a week of work does he put in?
Usually 1-2 jobs per day at 6 hours a day on average
SPOILER ALERT: RO/DI is used for other reasons. NOT WHAT IS MENTIONED HERE AT ALL! Seems someone needs to explain this fella a thing or 2 about the reason why we use RO/DI to clean solar... lol
Can you explain what RO/DI is?
I don’t think it matters man haha, dust/pollen fall every single second the panels lose efficiency every single day having filtered water isn’t gonna matter much. And I say that as a guy who does have a DI system but I think it’s more hype and a way to get customers to think they need to hire someone
We use RO/DI water not because it affects efficiency, actually spraying any type of water on a solar panel doesn’t affect efficiency. We use RO/DI water because it’s good business practice, leaves a spot free clean, does not void the warranty on solar panels (Maintaining your customers warranty is a HUGE deal), does not leave calcium buildup, does not discoloration the frames, and the biggest thing is DI water is non conductive (very helpful to not getting shocked). We don’t use RO/DI water because the market or hype tells us too, it’s because it’s professional! Hope that helps
It’s the shading, soiling that affects efficiency. Then the cleaning helps improve and maintain its beginning operational efficiency. Maintenance is the key
@@giovannigiorgio8962
RO: Reversed Osmosis
DI: Deionised water
I want join ur upflip.... Sir
🥧 in the sky ☁️ ⛅️
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Hahahaha he has a picture of trump on his desk, I love it!
If he came to my door I would hire him just for the sexy looks 😂
Another stunning victory for the white man.
Brother truck repair shop video please
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Definitely not against osha standards standing on the roof with no harness 😅
Safety comes first! This is just for video purposes 😅
Is it even possible to have a decent live with only $8k/month? :O
Definetely in some parts of the USA the cost of living is quite affordable but he lives in a high cost of living area so your question is a good one. To me $8k is great. I make maybe 1/4ths of that and I work at an office.
Yes. Move to SE Texas.
HEY KIDS! As a successful entrepreneur I can tell you don’t let these RUclips titles like “$100K/year Business” impress you! The difference between a business and a job is having something called an overhead! You can make $100K per year but it takes $60K/year to upkeep the business! So you’re really making $40K profit per year! Tax write offs exist but only to an extent plus you get that during tax season! Don’t let these titles trick you into thinking you’ll have $100K to spend on yourself. A business owner can make $100K per year but the guy working a job can make $70K per year - meanwhile the guy working a job is the one who made more money 😬
Go away
Yea, but at a job, you can get fired at any time for any reason.
But in 5yrs the biz owner will have 1 million per year
Well some people like to control their own destiny.
Thanks, genius, If you watch the videos in their entirety you'd see that they go over their profit margins, Gross/Net, etc... These videos are transparent.
Yeah but how much of that is he pocketing
Would like to know who his mentors are. Almost everything he says sounds like another RUclips pressure washing guy.
hard to say 90%
Everyone talking about he should double his prices. Meanwhile I’m thinking how I work on my own roof and lights. I would not pay that.
You’re not your target client. Know your customer avatar.
He's destroying the roof taking the grain layers off when hes cleaning it with the brush. Not to knock him I'm sure he doesn't know that but to be honest I would be p***** he has no idea what he is doing hes just brushing things off the roof and that's not the correct way of doing it. Guaranteed less in a year or 2 that customers gonna have a messed up roof from a storm
Whats the correct way if you dont mind me asking?
96k a year before taxes?? Yeesh
Same. 96k of revenue or 96k take home?
What federal and safety laws do you follow? Does the home owner sign a waiver of liability? You can use brain matter as brand awareness.
Laws differ per state. Best to consult within your locality. ☺️
Am I trippin but why is he only buying 2-5 at a time 🤔 this math ain’t mathin
Yeah, that should be by the case loads. Time wasted going to HD.
I own a million dollars business in canada edmonton, alberta i’d love to share the experience.
Have fun doing manual labor
Video is about advertising!! Not what he actually does, and how he does it. Fell asleep.
Can you guys do other businesses? This is getting way too repetitive..
Thanks for the feedback! We would love to hear any thoughts or requests on what you would like to see featured on the channel.
@@UpFlip travel company, contractors, loans, rental companies, beauty sector, etc
I'll make note of this and well interview if we find something interesting. Feel free to send over any suggestions!
Hello dear sir please send me jop