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Small companies can enjoy large monthly cash injections thanks to a successful residential maintenance program. Boost your cash flow with “Stay Beautiful”.
Forward Scheduling increases your customer’s cleaning frequency AND boosts your bottom line? We offer 4 tips to increase your repeat customers.
Repeat business boosts your sales at a discounted marketing cost to you. Steve offers 3 tips to make it happen.
One of Steve’s favorite ways to add value and make more money on each job.
Service Systems “make it easier to do it right than to do it wrong” for you and your techs!
IF your techs treat a devastated home the same as they do a normal residential cleaning then they will create “a disaster for your company”!
Steve doesn’t like the word up-sell. But he definitely likes the idea of making lots of profit from Additional Service Options. Here’s are some pointers…
How you decide to care for your online marketing needs is up to you. Just don’t put up your website and then go on “auto-pilot” and ignore big changes.
In business you can feel good about generously giving to others and yet ALSO be well-compensated in return. It’s called reciprocity.
The phrases you (and your employees) use with the client can define you as a true professional.
Your customer’s biggest challenge? Choosing a cleaning or restoration contractor when they can’t “try on” your work BEFORE you perform it in their home or business.
Keep a positive attitude to transform your conversation with a prospect into more of a “logistical consultation” than a sales call.
Give your workers a Service System (a SCRIPT!) to consistently guide the transaction’s Moments of Truth!
Host videos on your website so prospects can SEE what your company will be doing in their home or business.
There’s an epidemic of Beta Talk in business today and I think it’s hurting rather than helping.