Do you follow a 5-Step introduction sequence?
Help your technicians start off on the right foot with these simple introduction pointers.
Help your technicians start off on the right foot with these simple introduction pointers.
Steve gets a surprise (and a lesson) in his Credit Card statement.
Make Cheerleaders in residential carpet cleaning before you even turn on your truckmount. How? Give your customer “the Illusion of Control”.
So how can you create a positive Moment of Truth out of the customer thanking you? And should you subtly encourage them to refer you to others? (Even online?) But more importantly- should you? Bill Yeadon gives both sides of the “Great Debate”.
Steve’s take on wearing shorts during the summer. Three factors to consider.
Most people depend too much on their sight – judging how a person looks to determine whether they fit the need. Here’s how you can be more objective when measuring job candidates.
Complacency, routine and arrogance have destroyed companies much bigger and (at one time) more successful than your cleaning or restoration operation. So how can you survive and even prosper in today’s extremely challenging business environment? Steve shares the concept of “S/A” …
This SFS graduate from Florida needs to get away from the day to day grind of his business. Is selling the company the only answer?
How can owners and managers train their employees so that they morph into “Cheerleader making machines”? Jeff Cutshall shares one solution…
Steve analyzes when a change in compensation may be indicated. Is salary or commission necessarily better? Which way should you lean?
You like most cleaning and restoration business owners are probably terrified to raise your prices! But don’t let another day go by. Here’s how to do it.
Steve gives 4 solid reasons to leave some flexibility in your schedule and 2 simple ways to make it happen.
Are you tired of always having to rush into the fray every time your employees face an issue? Remember, “make it easier to do it right”!
Few people are (initially) excited and proud to be hired as a cleaning and/or restoration technician.
None of us enjoy adversarial situations and few conversations can be uglier than terminating an employee!