How can I get feedback from commercial jobs?
So are comment cards appropriate for commercial accounts? At times, yes. But Steve suggests a more “proactive approach”…
So are comment cards appropriate for commercial accounts? At times, yes. But Steve suggests a more “proactive approach”…
A Carolina cleaner is all excited about a big job. Steve returns him to reality with a reminder on regular cash flow and how to get it.
Making “cold call” sales visits can be downright scary. Steve encourages this Arizonan cleaner to be realistic, offers his advice and some moral support!
Everyone preaches the need to do “cold calls” to get regular commercial accounts. And yet we dread cold calls so they don’t get done. Steve shares a neat tip on how to transform these dreaded visits into “warm calls”.
Commercial carpet cleaning contracts are awesome – yet few cleaners have them. Get more contracts by offering different price options. Here’s how.
“Reach out” to commercial property managers by discovering and then fixing their problem areas- for FREE! Steve shares four proactive “show and tell” secrets that will win you long term contracts…
Referral partnerships with individuals or companies that serve your prospective clients gives you a boost that traditional marketing just can’t reach.
All customers want to FEEL like they are in control! Here’s how you can give them the “ILLUSION of Control”…
Communication systems help avoid costly misunderstandings and promote a professional, trusting relationship.
Steve reviews just why you should EXPECT rejection in selling route sales and how to make the sale anyways.
The property manager didn’t sign an authorization form for the emergency water damage work. Now what?
The more time your prospect spends with you the more likely it is they will want a “return on their investment”!
Bring “peace” to the life of an adjuster or property manager and they will love you (and be loyal) forever! So HOW can you do it? Here’s one way.
Become the “go-to company” for an insurance adjuster or a commercial facility manager and they’ll stay with you forever.
A San Diego contractor’s office manager sees trouble looming without signed authorizations for late night water losses. What can she do?