Relaxing the Suspicious Homeowner | Clip of the Week
Step one of the sales process is designed to do one simple thing: create a sense of trust so the homeowner will relax, ease up on the suspicion, and let you do your job and help them. ...
Step one of the sales process is designed to do one simple thing: create a sense of trust so the homeowner will relax, ease up on the suspicion, and let you do your job and help them. ...
Question: My salespeople close at about 35-40%. I really feel they’re wasting a lot of my leads. I pay them good commission. Do you have any ideas on how to get my closing rates higher?
How can you build trust with a suspicious homeowner? How can you ensure your prices are perfectly set to balance profitability and customer-appeal? How can you adapt your sales process to millennials and other generations?
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Question: Is there a guideline for my marketing budget as a percentage of total revenue if I’m not doing demand service?
Employee reviews aren't some worthless obligation. In fact, when properly undertaken, they have tremendous value. ...
Question: Should service employees get hourly or performance-based pay?
In the final episode of Contractor Coffee Club, Mark Matteson concludes his series on sales by explaining how to overcome sales objections -- and why objections may not be such a bad thing.
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Question: Which factors are considered when determining holiday bonuses?