Cleaning carpets in winter- YUCK!
Winter is on the way! So how can you keep those residential jobs coming in even during the most foul weather? By displaying care and concern for your client’s home …
Winter is on the way! So how can you keep those residential jobs coming in even during the most foul weather? By displaying care and concern for your client’s home …
Increased sales can bring growing pains that have destroyed many small business contractors. Here is some help …
Improve your face to face time with clients. Make your great service even better by providing information that the customer can appreciate and use.
A multitude of tiny MOTs combined together will create delighted Customer Cheerleaders that will produce millions of dollars in “downstream profits!”
A Houston carpet cleaner is torn on asking his customers if he can install a temporary sign in their yard. Steve likes the concept but as always there are some pitfalls to consider …
Why not REWARD your loyal customers and MOTIVATE them to refer your services? (Remember that if you don’t create Cheerleaders with Value Added Service NO ONE will refer you!)
Home owners decide if you have done a good job or a bad job based on how they FEEL about you. So the more “care and concern” you show for their home the better. Steve shares a neat little “prop” that helps you create Customer Cheerleaders!
Win Customer Cheerleaders by briefly explaining the cleaning process and how you are going to do it. Your goal is to give the home owner enough knowledge to FEEL in control.
Imagine the power of a “Cheerleader on steroids” that instead of referring 5 or 6 friends actually will sell your services to thousands of strangers! Learn here how you can tactfully promote online reviews …
First impressions are lasting impressions. These three front-door-step Positive Moments of Truth break the ice with the homeowner and boost your carpet cleaning technician’s confidence.
You’ve done a great job. The carpets sparkle and your customer is delighted. Now cap this job off (and create a Customer Cheerleader!) by explaining how her home can stay clean longer …
Watch Steve Toburen’s interview with Jeff Cross on Straight Talk. There is even a PDF download bonus.
Steve explains how “sharing the pain” (AND the profits) can hold your employees “accountable” while also helping them strive for perfection.
Dealing with upset customers can take a lot of time and patience. Is it worth it? Absolutely. Follow these three steps to diffuse and convert a tense situation.
The tech takes the brunt of responsibility in winning Cheerleaders. How can your office staff better support your technicians?