Get them out from behind the desk!
The more time your prospect spends with you the more likely it is they will want a “return on their investment”!
The more time your prospect spends with you the more likely it is they will want a “return on their investment”!
Words make a difference. So sell commercial carpet cleaning smart by avoiding negative phrases like “contract”. What to use instead? Read on…
The Strategies for Success program has always been the industry’s “Gold Standard” for business building help. Now Steve says SFS is even better for 2013…
Steve reflects over the last 16 years AND introduces an all-new-from-the-ground-up SFS. Even better- he shares how to save $580.00 by acting NOW!
Attention all Connections attendees. Don’t miss Steve Toburen’s “Building Commercial Toll Booths” seminar next Wednesday morning in Las Vegas. Even better, it is FREE and Steve guarantees no sales pitch!
This Atlanta based restaurant owner is (rightly) concerned about his slippery kitchen floor. Can he solve this safety issue before a lawsuit takes him under?
Selling is a PROCESS- not an “event”! The more hooks you put in the water the more fish you catch. So get off the truck and get face-to-face. Here is how I made it happen for my business.
This simple form will help you gather the information you need to know your true production costs and therefore how much to charge in commercial cleaning.
Most commercial prospects want just a PRICE from you. Here’s how to sell your contract cleaning services. How??? Use this Commercial Carpet Analysis.
Listening to your clients/ employees/ fellow cleaners (and especially your WIFE) may be your very best “Success Strategy”. Bill Yeadon shares a great “listening resource” and some important reminders.
Win over adjusters by consistently “bringing peace to their valley”. How to do this? With good 24-7 communication helped with high tech!
So you finally muster up the courage to visit a great prospect for your regular commercial carpet maintenance. Even better, the owner agrees to see you! So NOW what do you do???
A San Diego janitorial contractor wants to move into the lucrative world of carpet cleaning and needs helps. As usual, Steve rides in to the rescue but needs everyone’s help!
A commercial cleaning firm is facing problems with a recently hired outside commercial rep. Steve tells them what they should have done and still can do!
How can you get prospects to actually read your direct-mail commercial account letters? Would a sample help?