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Learn the signs of a positive sales environment
Customers can easily tarnish your reputation with a bad review. Avoid that by holding your company and its people accountable.
A clean, transitional look from Kitchen Vitality Design. Company owner Danielle Burger had to build her client list from the ground up after relocating her successful business.
How one kitchen designer approached moving her renowned business to achieve success
Company guidelines will provide a starting point for communciation, but account for the unique client needs and wants to customize the experience.
Digital communication options are boundless. Here’s how to use them while keeping a human touch.
Know the rules that govern whether or not, and how, you can monitor the activities of those who work for you
A written daily log of the who, what, and when of job progress is a good business-survival tool. Audio recordings are even better ... when they’re legal.
It's great to have lots of jobs in the pipeline, but only if you manage your future revenue stream properly
Discounts and price drops still dazzle some homeowners, but not like they once did
What do you want your company to accomplish? Who do you want to be?
Video is becoming a must-have part of your marketing plan, and this is intended to help you use it better
Sebring Design Build and Advantage Remodel set pricing expectations early on and avoid needless phone time
Each of Harrell’s designers has a revenue target, but the emphasis is on meeting clients’ needs rather than upselling. Image courtesy alfexe / stock.adobe.com
One nationally renowned remodeling company doesn’t pay commissions to its sales team. Here’s why that works so well.
In 2016, Windows for a Cause raised $15,000 to provide a custom, stand-up wheelchair for disabled military veteran John Green. In 2017, the event raised $20,000 to send 4-year-old Delilah Presley and her family to Disney World for a week. This year's saw another increase in raised funds.
How one home improvement company used old windows and sense of community to become a world record holder
The most effective job posts are 3,000–5,000 characters, and include enough detail for respondents to get a strong sense of the job and company culture. Image courtesy georgejmclittle / stock.adobe.com
How to write job postings for a remodeling company that will attract the right candidates
Estimating man-hours can be tricky on the tough or unique roofing jobs most companies will walk away from.
When more work becomes too much work, it often leads to less profit, not more
Using subcontracted labor can reduce your costs and enable your company to take on more jobs, but it comes with risks as well.
Some of the best companies across the country install most with subcontractor crews. Here’s why.
Goodbye Google AdWords, hello Google Ads
Use these guidelines to protect your profits