I know the struggle of trying to consistently land high-ticket jobs like ceramic coatings, PPFs, or Icon Rocklayer. The truth is, we often get so caught up in the grind that we miss out on easy opportunities to connect with clients who already want premium services. The key? Positioning yourself where they’re looking, with the right message at the right time. No sales pitch here, just some strategies that have been game changers for other detailers, like: - Getting ready to go customers in your neighborhood. - Automating follow-ups to effortlessly lock in more jobs. - Targeting the right customers who are ready to invest in quality work. If this resonates and you wanna know how to have it all in one place, hit me up in the DMs :) IT’S FREE, MAN. I’ll consult with you This is Fiza from West Lake, LA, and after working with detailers across multiple states, I’ve helped them consistently bring in 10-12 ceramic coatings and other high-value service jobs each month

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Auto-Detailing alone is not sustainable, it’s time consuming and seasonal for an underwhelming payday. You must dive into learning and offering other related services.Tinting, PPF and Ceramic Coatings are all services that you can offer, with much higher profit margins.This allows you to spend less time on the service but getting more value per customer. The less time and more expensive a job will be, the better for you and your team! When, during your detailing journey, did you realize this?

Working with companies around you is truly a blessing. Sending and receiving work is the core of the automotive industry. Whether you're working with mechanics, painters, or dealerships, those connections are key. Especially if you need to build your portfolio of work, having an influx in vehicles you're working on will make it much easier to grow your social presence. Do not focus on getting paid your normal rate with these types of jobs, from our experience, most of these jobs will be cheaper, but by all means, shoot for the stars and feel out each and every connection, some will be willing to pay more than others. The best way to go about this is researching local automotive shops, it does not matter what type of work they do, they just need to have cars for you to work on.