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Bandit Sign 2.0 Created 2,467 Leads all in one Week
I'm not even going to spend any time on what bandit signs are, and how they're used. If you know anything about real estate, then you know what they are and the overall purpose is to gain leads.
Let me introduce to you Bandit Sign 2.0
About a couple of years ago one of my friends and I decided to create a twist in the bandit sign marketing formula. What we did was that we went out and found 2 lawn care companies, and told them we needed them on hand when needed. We just told them that we are investors, and have a number of properties that need lawn care.
So, we went out and set bandit signs around the city listing that we are giving away free lawn care services. All they had to do was text in the code, and opt-in to our website. This is one reason that I preach so much about having a website, because the things you can do with it are unlimited.
So, after a week or so we had over 2,467 people who signed up for the free lawn care program. All we did was randomly pick one person per month to care for their lawn. We were out of about $50 to $100 per month for paying for the services.
The great thing about that was that we got thousands of people over to the website where we educated them on lawn care tips, and told them about how we buy houses. I can't tell you how powerful this was to get just a little creative on using bandit signs. I call it my Bandit Sign 2.0 because, it's new and more effective than the old way of doing it.
Plus, the leads we got from it was crazy from the distressed home sellers, down to great tenant buyers.
I would say to give this a try if you guys have websites, because it works so good that it is crazy not to do it. People see free lawn care services, and just can't help to opt-in to win.
What do you guys think about Bandit Sign 2.0?
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@Kimberly Land jscott
From your post I would say its totally un ethical and most likely illegal. Unless you had a disclaimer saying that you could register and maybe win free lawn service.. But the way you posted this sounds like a bait and switch sleaze ball approach.
Reminds me of the Washington DC cops who sent out mailers to individuals that were wanted for jumping bail and petty type stuff.. they offered free tickets to a Washington redskins game just had to show up show proof of ID and you won... they arrested 500 to 800 low lifes in that one sting.. Or like the bait cars leave keys in the car and entice people to steal them.. same idea...
You could also put on your Bandit sign any other offer of some gift like a free big screen TV you would get 10k leads.
I would think unless you have a disclaimer on your signs your probably going to hear from the authorities
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