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TCF513: Contractor Q&A: “How Do I Become a Standout Contractor?”
Tom and Dan address Vishal's question, who mentions two issues customers encounter with Fijian contractors — half-completed projects and improperly executed projects. He asks with these two drawbacks, how can he convince his customers that his company is different from the others and gain their trust?
In this episode, we talk about…
- Building your brand and content
- Using videos to show what your job site looks like on your website and social media.
- Providing your customers with detailed information about your process so that they know what to expect when you show up
- Justifying why you're worth more money and how you're different
- Standing apart by the way you communicate
- Customers are always thinking something — control what they think
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Published on 3 years, 9 months ago