The Big Money in Home and Trade Shows
Get out there and sell “face to face” … by letting the prospect come to you!
Get out there and sell “face to face” … by letting the prospect come to you!
This freshly revised Special Report lays the roadway towards new and repeat add-on sales of Scotchgard and other high-profit services. Are you getting the full profit potential out of each carpet cleaning job? Would you like to transform your carpet cleaning technicians into motivated yet subtle salespeople? The answers are inside …
All customers have questions they don’t verbalize! Read here samples of “Unspoken Questions” that are screaming away in your customer’s mind right now.
Let your client “pre-experience” the cleaning or restoration service you are selling.
The best business books aren’t just about business; they give you tools to improve your communication skills and/or increase your powers of influence. Bill explores how to create a “story”.
Reciprocity just means you do something nice for someone without explicitly requiring they return the favor.
Do you respect your customer’s personal space? What about your employees? Steve analyzes how “personal space” includes the use of telecommunications.
Joe Burnich has discovered an easy, effective and inexpensive way to reach “high value” prospects with Facebook. Read Joe’s very “targeted” advice…
Steve shares the many benefits of giving a free Lifetime Spotter bottle to every client. Plus giving away Lifetime Spotter means you’ll almost never make a free spotting call on your 12 Month “Spot and Spill” Warranty Scotchgard customers!
“First impressions last.” It is that simple. So focus on those first two essential minutes on the job. For example…
Many customers don’t want to “chat” – they want to make their decision and even book the job online. Steve reminds you to help your prospects find your website easily…
Restoration operations, building service contractors and carpet cleaning companies can all offer charitable efforts for the community. (And win a few new customers along the way!)
You work really hard to get the dirt and grime out of your customer’s carpet. Let them “see” your expert work with this time-saving tool.
Wearing a simple photo ID badge calms your first time client’s silent fears and is a great Moment of Truth. Now Steve weighs in on how to get even more traction out of ID badges!
Here is a simple acronym “road map” for making unhappy clients into “Turbo” Customer Cheerleaders!