Student laptops with setup included
Show two or three laptops at different prices, and say that you install the software and transfer old files. Parents like knowing the machine is ready to use on day one.
A computer shop has two very different buyers. Students and families buy one laptop and want help choosing. Small offices, clinics and shops need five desktops, a printer, a router and CCTV, and want one person to set it all up. An ad for each brings in people who are ready to talk.
Students buy around admissions and before college starts, often with a parent who pays and asks the questions. People working from home want a laptop that can handle video calls and Excel. Business owners call when they open a new branch, add staff, or have a break-in and want cameras. They care about who will come back when something stops working.
Show two or three laptops at different prices, and say that you install the software and transfer old files. Parents like knowing the machine is ready to use on day one.
A photo of a finished office, desks with computers, a rack and a router, with "computers, printers, Wi-Fi and CCTV for small offices". Ask for the number of staff in the message so you can quote.
Slow laptop, new SSD, more RAM, a fresh battery. A short list of common fixes with a starting price brings in people who would otherwise put up with an old machine.
We’d start with a lead form ad. Office and CCTV jobs need a site visit or a proper quote, so you want a name and number to call. A lead form gets you that. For laptop sales and repairs, a WhatsApp ad also works, since people like to send a model name and ask the price.
For students and home buyers, target 5 to 10 km around the shop and an age range of 18 to 50 to reach parents too. For office and CCTV work, widen to the whole city and set the age to about 25 to 60, since you are reaching owners and managers.
Prices are shown in the app. See all prices.
Run them as separate ads. A student and an office manager respond to different photos and words. If you can only run one, pick whichever brings you more profit per job.
Facebook doesn’t let us pick only business owners, but an ad that clearly talks about offices and CCTV draws mostly owners and managers. Widening the area to the city also helps.
Yes. It runs as your own Facebook Page, so people see your shop name and can visit your Page before they enquire.
Students and small offices buy on advice, so advertise a ready package like a college laptop with software installed or a four-camera CCTV set fitted. Collect the enquiry on a form and call back with a quote.
Download it, add your business and link your Facebook Page. Start with the 5-day trial, and approve your first design on the same phone.