If you’re relying on industry rule-of-thumb figures to estimate your overhead, markup, and other numbers, you’re not alone. It’s common for residential and small commercial service businesses to use industry norms in a variety of ways, such as when assessing their overhead expenses and pricing their services.
Knowing which leads are the most valuable can help you find and close more of the right jobs. Learn how in this article by Ryan Redding of DP Marketing.
When it comes to finding candidates, never underestimate the value of each candidate who applied. Watch this video for free advice on hiring for your business.
If you’ve never hired someone before or you’re a growing business, our leaders will give you solid advice on how to find and hire great employees.
There are lots of opinions on the best way to price trade services. By and large, we’ve found that the majority of our own home service businesses we work with prefer flat rate and so do home service customers. But it doesn’t necessarily work as well across all job types.
As a pest control business owner, you’ll be entering a recession-proof market with flexibility, freedom, and high income potential. But even if you know the trade well, running a business might be new to you.
We designed a sales funnel strategy specifically for local home service pros. In this guide, we’ll look at the four stages that homeowners go through to become a customer and how to improve them.
Happy employees don’t just make for a more enjoyable workplace, they also save you money, remain loyal, and reduce turnover.
Brooks Pettus, COO of Housecall Pro, sits down to discuss tips and advice on how to find and grow the leaders for your service business.
Hear from former SVP of People, Melina Fairleigh as she presents at a previous Mastermind event on how to grow from an owner-operator to a manager of people.
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