Paul Dickey, owner of Accurate Pool & Spa in Watertown Wisconsin Ripped Me Off for $1,002.26 in Facebook advertising costs.
Paul Dickey is a swimming pool builder in Watertown Wisconsin. Paul Dickey was worried that he would never be able to retire from the swimming pool construction and hot tub business in Watertown Wisconsin because it is a services business and approached me with an idea to start selling pool parts to other swimming pool construction companies across North America.
I built a large e-commerce site with the 20,000+ products, and after a few months, Paul Dickey delivered a new hot tub as payment. He was apparently satisfied with my services, or would not have delivered the hot tub and proceeded with the installation.
Some months later, I was asked by Accurate Pool and Spa's owner, Paul Dickey, to provide search engine optimization services and social media marketing. As compensation for the SEO and social media marketing services, Paul Dickey agreed to share in profits from the sales of the e-commerce website and pay the costs of social media ads on Facebook.
I spent a few hundred hours optimizing the entire database of products, importing product and pricing updates a few times over the first couple of years as supplied by his vendor, Horizon Pool & Parts (horizonparts.com). Despite seeing thousands of dollars per month in sales, enough for Paul to commit $100,000 in parts sales to his vendor, I never saw one red cent of commission. I got excuses instead, about how Horizon Pool & Parts had changed the actual wholesale prices without providing new data. Paul Dickey claimed that what should have been considerable net profits were actually losses.
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Paul Dickey, owner of Accurate Pool & Spa in Watertown Wisconsin Ripped Me Off for $1,002.26 in Facebook advertising costs.
Paul Dickey is a swimming pool builder in Watertown Wisconsin. Paul Dickey was worried that he would never be able to retire from the swimming pool construction and hot tub business in Watertown Wisconsin because it is a services business and approached me with an idea to start selling pool parts to other swimming pool construction companies across North America.
I built a large e-commerce site with the 20,000+ products, and after a few months, Paul Dickey delivered a new hot tub as payment. He was apparently satisfied with my services, or would not have delivered the hot tub and proceeded with the installation.
Some months later, I was asked by Accurate Pool and Spa's owner, Paul Dickey, to provide search engine optimization services and social media marketing. As compensation for the SEO and social media marketing services, Paul Dickey agreed to share in profits from the sales of the e-commerce website and pay the costs of social media ads on Facebook.
I spent a few hundred hours optimizing the entire database of products, importing product and pricing updates a few times over the first couple of years as supplied by his vendor, Horizon Pool & Parts (horizonparts.com). Despite seeing thousands of dollars per month in sales, enough for Paul to commit $100,000 in parts sales to his vendor, I never saw one red cent of commission. I got excuses instead, about how Horizon Pool & Parts had changed the actual wholesale prices without providing new data. Paul Dickey claimed that what should have been considerable net profits were actually losses.