FB Is Costing Me Clients

[LysesKids]

As a parent, I only call the ads that have a phone number. I don't want to message and possibly get a delayed respons. I will text or call. Occasionally, I may respond to a thread.

My ads link directly to my webpage; I prefer parents actually read it before contacting me in case they don't agree with some of my policies... they also see my rates and all info needed. I specialize in certain ages, so people with older kids don't need to contact me

[EntropyControlSpecialist]

My ads link directly to my webpage; I prefer parents actually read it before contacting me in case they don't agree with some of my policies... they also see my rates and all info needed. I specialize in certain ages, so people with older kids don't need to contact me

Same.

[LysesKids]

Same.

Yeah, my website does a lot of my marketing & weeding out families ... you don't like what I offer or you have issues with a policy then don't send your info thru the contact page; saves a lot of unnecessary interviews.

First interview is my phone call to you (should you send me your info on the contact page), 2nd is a Meet & Greet if I think you are a good fit... 90% of phone interviews get a meet & greet; only turned down 2 parents in 2 years after meeting them... turns out they wanted to question my policies in person

[Blackcat31]

As a parent, I only call the ads that have a phone number. I don't want to message and possibly get a delayed respons. I will text or call. Occasionally, I may respond to a thread.

As a provider, I prefer clients that respect my time and understand how phone calls can be unnecessarily disruptive to my day.

[Ariana]

As a provider, I prefer clients that respect my time and understand how phone calls can be unnecessarily disruptive to my day.

Exactly! I cannot have a serious phone call during the day at all. In the evenings possibly but you'd have to email me to set a time.