Include a “waiting time limit” in your voice mail
No amount of money will completely “heal the irritation” of an impatient customer waiting (and waiting and waiting) for your return call. So give your caller “hope”
No amount of money will completely “heal the irritation” of an impatient customer waiting (and waiting and waiting) for your return call. So give your caller “hope”
Steve agrees with healthy debate between cleaning and restoration professionals. However arguing cleaning methods is not a good idea. Here’s why…
Your mobile website can be a powerful tool for putting you in touch with customers on the go. Here are 6 helpful tips for creating a mobile version of your site.
You have spent years building a good company- why not invest 5 days in 2013 to make it truly great AND in the process discover new personal freedom?
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…
Here are 5 simple tactics to get your best online marketing return. Tweak your current restoration and/or cleaning website with these often overlooked tips.
Instill in your office people that “The sale starts as soon as the phone rings.” Follow this five-step procedure to increase your phone-sales conversions.
Before shelling out major cash for an oversold generic marketing kit, take a peek at these FREE cleaning & restoration resources that are at your disposal.
Tired of all the “how much” phone calls from Price Shoppers? SFS member Larry Holder reminds us that not all questions about price are from cheap people. Then Steve chimes in with a great (and free) phone script that answers “How much do you charge”?
A Baltimore carpet cleaner has a new toy! A very sophisticated phone system with all the bells and whistles. But Steve reminds him that the basics still count …
Big Billy Yeadon weighs in with what may be the most profitable way to price your carpet cleaning services as an owner-operator. In the final analysis it will be up to you. But first check out Bill’s musings …
Can your home-based or small cleaning and/or restoration business compete with the big boys? A lot depends on your telephone skills. Here is a tip to make sure future customers AND potential cheerleaders don’t fall through the cracks!