HOW TO IMPROVE CUSTOMER COMMUNICATION
The common saying that “customer is king” rings true in every aspect. You are in business to serve the customer. You identified a need or problem that the customer has and built a company to solve it.
The common saying that “customer is king” rings true in every aspect. You are in business to serve the customer. You identified a need or problem that the customer has and built a company to solve it.
Duplicate business listing occurs when your business is listed more than once in a particular directory. It matters if the details or information present in each listing are different from each other.
Having multiple projects is a good sign that business is growing. However, it can set you up for major business losses if you cannot handle these projects properly. We recognize the problems entrepreneurs face in this regard and have come up with practical tips to help you.
It’s inevitable that, at some point in your career as a contractor, you’ll experience scope creep. Scope creep can be a threat to your business if you don’t learn to manage it properly and communicate sufficiently with your clients.
Most contractors will receive numerous online reviews from clients throughout their career, and if you’re a successful contractor, the majority of those will likely be good. But that’s no denying that even the most professional contractors will sometimes receive a negative review.
Simply providing a homeowner with an estimate for their home improvement project and waiting for them, just doesn’t get it done any longer.
Whether you’re a company or an individual contractor trying to provide a service, it’s never easy dealing with customer complaints over the phone.
Home improvement companies must work to adapt in order to succeed in a fast changing world.
The dreaded “slow season” is already here for many home improvement and home service companies. How do you combat this in your business?
You only have 7 seconds to make a first impression. As a home improvement or home services professional, you must make every second count.