The Roof Cleaners of Chester County Pennsylvania 610-842-2104 wrote:

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If these posts didn't come up under recent posts, I would never see them. I can't remember the last time I went to post through the home page. It is useless to these guys if people can't see their posts offering specials.

My 2 cents.

Brian

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Thanks Brian, as you point out, if users of the RCIA can't see our distributors posts, what good are they ?

 

So How is it any different than it has always been?  I thought they would be seperate from regular post and if you wanted something you could go to Their " HOME" and look around and see what they have.  I like the idea just don't see if their post are mixed in with ours how is it different. Thanks, Doug 

Man Russ you sure do have alot of people over today. Like the new house..Now get that website finished asap!

Roof Cleaning Toledo Ohio (419) 265-3306 wrote:

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So How is it any different than it has always been?  I thought they would be seperate from regular post and if you wanted something you could go to Their " HOME" and look around and see what they have.  I like the idea just don't see if their post are mixed in with ours how is it different. Thanks, Doug

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Doug, if I made it different by making their new homes a completely isolated section of the forum, it would deny our distributors the SEO clout of the forum. This way, our distributors only have to monitor ONE section of the forum to respond to potential customer requests.

 

Roof Cleaning New Jersey wrote:

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The teaspoon reference was a goof. Was 10 1/2 cents actually calculated?

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I know, that's why I figured it out. You'll find I'm a little goofy. I enjoy looking at the lighter side of life, and an opportunity for humor is always taken advantage of.

80 / 128 oz = .625 cents / oz.

.625 / 6 tsp per oz = .104...

Thanks brothers for setting up the opportunity to have other vendors on here. I understand the concern of traveling down the same road again with vendors, as to how they post on this forum. Given time I am sure it will get worked out. The main focus for me is the opportunity to have alternatives to products. By having the vendors on this forum I don't have to spend alot of time searching for them.

Welcome Southside Equipment.

I have a gallon of Apple scent I got from EDIT another distributor and haven't even opened it. Not sure how to mix and at the price don't want to waste it.

If someone that has used it would break down the mixture ratio that would be helpful.

Thanks.

-- Edited by AC Lockyer on Thursday 26th of August 2010 07:53:14 AM

AC Lockyer wrote:

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Gary,

I think it is ok for it to show up in the recent topics area. These sub forums need to show up there so they drive traffic to the vendors. If they dont show up there they will get burried in the pile. I think its cool when a vendors sub forum gets some activity and it keeps up high in the reciently posted list. It sayes they are servicing thier clients and keeping relevant.

what do yall say?

AC

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Lets hear it from the vendors.  They should show up in the recent topics area.

 

zjim wrote:

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I got mine from another vendor and use it as an up sale. I think the cost is to much just to give it away

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I agree. Offer it as upsale or add it as an enticement to get the job.

-- Edited by AC Lockyer on Thursday 26th of August 2010 08:09:56 AM

Roofguard Shingle Cleaning wrote:

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Tried the sample and It worked fine.  Not sure If I will use it on every job.

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I plan to use it in my upscale neighborhoods where the customers pay more.  They quite often complain about the smell and you want their references.  They also love the suds from the ammonyx lo & mo.