How do you think this will perform on a fb ad? Messing around on photoshop and this is what I created. If anyone’s looking for custom art I have some free time these next couple weeks while waiting for the Ohio winter to conclude. I’d charge a more than reasonable price.
Getting there, but I would suggest a call to action and an incentive. I’m not a marketing genius by any means but you would add something along the lines of Call Now and receive 10% off, our first 100 quotes receive a free gift. Then add the 10% in the quote and give out a gallon of your scent masked “special cleaner” you will be using lol
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Looks good… but agree I’d add something like call today to hear about our spring specials or something along those lines.
If your going to offer a discount everything I’ve read suggest to give a dollar amount over percentage off
Take this all with a grain of salt as I’m just a newbie myself and my marketing is still a big work in progress
Good luck this season, I’m right down the road in Warren
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Your logo is huge. They don’t care what your company name is. Cut it down to 1/3rd of it’s size or smaller, move it to the bottom, tuck it in a corner even.
Move House Washing, Roof washing, concrete washing up. Double the size of the letters. Make what you can do for them catch their eye. They’re not scrolling through facebook hoping to come across a cool logo, but they may have been told by their spouse that week that the house looks like garbage.
Youngstown’s #1 rated cleaning service is good. The size is perfect for that to be the 3rd thing they see.
- What you can do for them.
- A call to action and how they can get in touch with you.
- Youngstown’s #1 rated cleaning service.
- Logo
OH! and get rid of the bright red car on your concrete cleaning photo. The focus should be on the clean concrete. Crop it or BONUS do a before and after like the other two, add the words Before/After on all three so you have some consistency.
All easy stuff. I’d ask you to trust me, but keep a copy of this one and one with changes. Split test them so you know which one works best. 
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Business owners should be proud of their business and brand awareness is a beautiful thing. But that comes through multiple marketing touches.
If you’re looking for a first time customer with this ad, I can’t stress it enough. They DO NOT care about your name and logo.
Smaller is better. Again. Test it.
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Who did you door hangers?
Unique_design_1 on Fiverr
Thanks
Facebook may not except the image anyway. They only allow 20% text rule, if it goes over that they will limit how many people see the ad.
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You are correct sir. I was assuming this is one he’d be sharing to buy/sell/trade or his own timeline. It would’ve been smart for me to ask if he was running this through Facebook ads.
I wouldn’t include your name at all then. Just the castle logo tucked in the corner, if it’s not already your facebook page profile pic. They know what your name is if they’re on your page. Everything else I said would still apply though with the exception of an arrow pointing down to your Call Now button on FB page. Or Click Call Now to schedule.
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I used your guy at Fiverr Shahzadabutt. He did my Facebook cover photo. I can’t believe it’s only $5. Thanks Brodie
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Anytime Bill! Glad it worked out for you!
I don’t know about the 20% text rule but I can speak for the average homeowner. While it’s nice to take note of a pressure washing company, the guilt ads tend to work better on me.
-“Don’t have the dirtiest house on the block”
-“A dirty house reflects on you”
-“Don’t let mold take over your house!”
-etc
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