High or low pricing- which way to go?
A local Dallas carpet cleaner is already successful as a “prestige priced”, high end owner-operator. But now he is questioning his business model and his future …
A local Dallas carpet cleaner is already successful as a “prestige priced”, high end owner-operator. But now he is questioning his business model and his future …
Everyone talks about it- but what exactly does “great customer service” consist of? After 40 years in the industry Steve shares his take on the question …
Many restoration and cleaning professionals struggle creating fresh, effective content for their websites. So why not tap into your client’s 5-star reviews?
Carpet cleaners all over the world fall into the old “just gimme an estimate” trap with potential carpet cleaning customers. Fight back with this simple change in terminology …
Value Added Service can greatly increase your repeat business but it doesn’t guarantee it. How can you increase your chances?
Even slightly damp carpets can leave a bad impression on the homeowner. (Even worse if they slip and fall!) Use this simple TIP to create a positive Moment of Truth out of a slippery situation!
Talk is cheap- seeing is believing. Use a photo album to help your new clients “pre-visualize” your services, and the final result in their home.
Display your generosity and at the same time allow your preferred market base to get a glimpse of your awesome carpet cleaning skills and your Value Added Service!
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.
Lots of carpet cleaners wear surgical type shoe covers (“booties”) in the home. But very few WOW their client by offering the home owner their very own booties!
While carpet cleaning can be physically demanding work, there is no need to be a brute about it. Thinking ahead to avoid unnecessary damage can save time, save money and most importantly impress your customers. See how these principles are applied to moving “large dressers”.
Large scale institutional work can provide a great “base” for your business. Or it can destroy it! Steve gives some great “look before you leap” counsel that any company can use …
After having thoroughly impressed the customer with your cleaning and service skills, it is now time to lay the ground work for a future relationship. What better way than with a gift that “keeps on giving”?
Listen carefully to your voice mail message through your prospective customer’s ears.
How often have you done an incredible job, your delighted client gushingly promises to post an ecstatic 5 star Google review about you and… crickets?