Solar Maid Makes Big Impact on Solar Industry
The Solar Maid Company has become one of the most recognized brands in the solar industry after less then two years in operation because of their tremendous marketing efforts.
Pittsburgh, PA, August 27, 2009 --(PR.com)-- The genius behind The Solar Maid Company is not the simplicity of the service they provide or the fact that they have cornered an entirely new service industry it’s the long term business model of growth. The Solar Maid Company is not a franchise, but instead a licensing business designed to spur rapid growth of a closely held distribution network and the risks of this business model are paying off big.
The General Manager, Bret Wallace tells us that “at our current rate we should have all of our major territories in the United States filled by the end of 2010.” This would seem to the average person an impossible task considering they started selling licenses just over a year ago and have over two hundred locations that need filled. But, according to Mr. Wallace they have already made a huge dent in that impossible goal.
Capitalizing on one of the strongest brands in the industry “Solar Maid” licensees are able to go out and create a stand-alone or add-on service business that has the potential to generate revenue almost immediately. Combine the basic solar panel cleaning and maintenance service the licensees provide with the huge array of new solar power products current and in the pipeline and you have the foundation of a network distribution dream.
“Having a good business idea, the right business model and perfect timing are all very important, but creative marketing is the single most important key to success. We did not invent the need for solar panels to be cleaned, but through the tremendous efforts of our marketing team, we have brought the much needed service into the light” said, Bret Wallace.
While a lot of information about Solar Maid seems to be a closely held secret, it is no secret that they have positioned themselves to be the Amway of solar products and services in the rapidly growing solar industry. Their company mantra seems to say it all. “Here comes the sun”
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The General Manager, Bret Wallace tells us that “at our current rate we should have all of our major territories in the United States filled by the end of 2010.” This would seem to the average person an impossible task considering they started selling licenses just over a year ago and have over two hundred locations that need filled. But, according to Mr. Wallace they have already made a huge dent in that impossible goal.
Capitalizing on one of the strongest brands in the industry “Solar Maid” licensees are able to go out and create a stand-alone or add-on service business that has the potential to generate revenue almost immediately. Combine the basic solar panel cleaning and maintenance service the licensees provide with the huge array of new solar power products current and in the pipeline and you have the foundation of a network distribution dream.
“Having a good business idea, the right business model and perfect timing are all very important, but creative marketing is the single most important key to success. We did not invent the need for solar panels to be cleaned, but through the tremendous efforts of our marketing team, we have brought the much needed service into the light” said, Bret Wallace.
While a lot of information about Solar Maid seems to be a closely held secret, it is no secret that they have positioned themselves to be the Amway of solar products and services in the rapidly growing solar industry. Their company mantra seems to say it all. “Here comes the sun”
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Jay Welsh
412-403-9540
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Jay Welsh
412-403-9540
www.mygreenscene.com/thesolarmaidcompany/index.html
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