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How To Manage Your Customers Better

How To Manage Your Customers Better

Hands up if you’ve had a miscommunication with a customer that’s ended up costing you money! Is there anybody out there without their hand up? Just a few liars, right? It happens all the time and tradies are notorious for it.  I had a very minor incident of it on...
Let’s Talk Guarantees and Warranties

Let’s Talk Guarantees and Warranties

Do you give one? You have to for some things. Consumer law says, “What you sell has to be fit for purpose, and do what it’s meant to do, and be free of defects”. Guarantee and warranty are not the same. So you have to warranty that by law. In New...
Cost Plus – Why You Shoudn’t Do It, Tradies

Cost Plus – Why You Shoudn’t Do It, Tradies

Recently, I’ve been chatting about quoting and the difference between Fixed Price and Cost Plus quotes. And lots of people have been sharing their opinions about how they price jobs. So I thought I’d weigh in with my perspective to solidify why I believe one is better...
How to Survive the Coming Recession

How to Survive the Coming Recession

It’s not really clear that there’s a recession coming. If you believe what Australia’s shittier newspapers are saying at the moment, we’re due for a pounding – high-interest rates are going to send us into a big recession and it’s going to be...
How to be Confident as a Tradesperson

How to be Confident as a Tradesperson

How to be more confident and specifically how to be more confident with your price. Confidence is important. Your customers buy your confidence in a very real sense. Primarily,  they buy your confidence that you can do the job and give them what they want and the...
Tradies, Understand Your Customer’s Buying Cycle

Tradies, Understand Your Customer’s Buying Cycle

It’s much easier to make a sale or close a deal or win a job if you have some insight into what’s going on for your customer when they’re buying.  For many tradies and builders, your sales process (that’s the other end of your customer’s buying cycle) is not much more...