Succeed In Your 1st Year of Detailing With What No One is Telling You

[@rebel3230]

Great video, just one point I like to mention. You don't actually start at zero, unless you somehow got all your equipment for free. Realistically you're starting at negative $300 - $1000.00 plus and have to make that back before you're at zero.

[@mingoreyes1]

Correct best comment. Most businesses start in negative.

[@lukederu1860]

He means yearly profit based on what you’re making on a weekly average. Not overall profit, which you are right and would start at negative

[@grandmasterkevv]

More videos like this please! I'm a new detailer and love learning about these things so I can avoid mistakes and not waste time. Gotta work smarter, not harder

[@BneiAnusim]

1. Take advantage of Digital Marketing, 2. Create a product, eg: soap, a degreaser, an ebook, etc., or a video course on how to become a professional detailer. In a nutshell, stuff that can be sold without needing your presence, or sold on autopilot, so you can a get a recurrent income. 😉

[@Tusharix]

Hey man, thanks for the content. New to your videos, but am definitely finding them informative. Funny how a lot of these "Start a Successful Business" or "Become a Successful Entrepreneur" videos from actual people who have real world experience in that specific industry get very few views. I appreciate you providing the insight. Subbed, keep at it man!

[@mistamfmike8195]

I want to install ceramic coatings but I don't have a shop , I can only fit sedans and mid sized SUV's into my garage and on a daily basis it's 100°F where I live, some days it gets up to 116°F

[@rojoeclipse94]

I feel you on that one. Here in Texas, summer especially are killer detailing outside and I’d imagine in a non a/c equipped garage

[@vicsnewspiritdetailandwash4286]

Mr. Wilson I have plenty of experience in the detail world from major car lots I been doing on the side but don't know what to charge my customer 29 years of experience

[@Ichabod_Jericho]

How much your chemicals cost per detail + how much insurance costs you + gas, then take how much money you wanna make in a year and divide by 8,160. So let’s say $75,000 a year, divided by 8,160 working hours in a year (15 days off), 9.19 dollars per hour. Obviously your numbers will change but the formula remains.

[@reedfreida1215]

@@Ichabod_Jericho where the hell did u get that working hours number lol

[@Ichabod_Jericho]

@@reedfreida1215 lol you’re totally right, that math is for 25 days off a year, 340 working days a year lol I’m dumb

[@reedfreida1215]

@@Ichabod_Jericho no bro who the fuck works that many hours is what I’m saying

[@Ichabod_Jericho]

@@reedfreida1215 lotta people on salary that don’t own their own business I guess lol

[@2busytv166]

3-5 customers in the first few weeks is unrealistic. not sure how is it going in usa but in uk ppl are not that interested in their cars they would rather spend on booze and pubs. Plus as a mobile detailer rain is the biggest enemy and it rains 80% of the time. I started recently and 1-3 customers per week is more realistic. Reaching 25k it's like having the average salary, for now if I reach 1k per month I'm more than happy but to reach that it takes somewhere around 5 cars per day on a normal wash in&out.

[@benjaminbenjamin4595]

What are your prices for a basic in/out? Roughly 2-3 hours work?

[@estyvenyoc]

👍🙏🙏🙏

[@RoyalMobileAutoDetailing]

I made 30,000 in the first 2 months of starting my company. Just got to show the passion and value of work you can apply.

[@victorrodriguez4279]

How did you get all of your business?