Of Bosox tickets, cookie jars, and customers John R. Hall July 6, 2000 No Comments Bosox tickets and cookie jars are but two examples of how our business takes care of their people.Read More
From $19.97 to $131.21, Survey Draws Interesting Results John R. Hall July 3, 2000 No Comments Chances are the clean and inspect season has taken a backseat to the “When are you going to send someone out — I have no air!”Read More
How Contractors Make the Phone Ring John R. Hall July 3, 2000 One Comment What approach do you take to advertising? Do you tout your service or what you do better than your competitors?Read More
AFGO Technical & ServiceChannel Form Dynamic Duo John R. Hall July 3, 2000 No Comments The company may have a New York address, but its influence spans across 50 states and the Caribbean.Read More
Calculating Cost Per Workhour John R. Hall July 3, 2000 No Comments Ken Rex is a contractor who decided to take the conventional wisdom of tracking profits per job one step further.Read More
New construction and service in the broad Detroit market John R. Hall July 1, 2000 No Comments A boom in new housing puts one former ARS contractor back on course while another contractor beefs up to make a run at consolidation.Read More
Geez, what are we going to offer our customers? John R. Hall July 1, 2000 No Comments The power of suggestion goes a long way when it is placed right in front of a consumer.Read More
The tale of two Detroit-area contractors: One consolidates and the other stands pat John R. Hall July 1, 2000 No Comments In this segment on the Detroit market, we’ll look at two primarily residential contractors who do business in contrasting geographic regions.Read More
Tools for improving productivity John R. Hall July 1, 2000 No Comments Finding “Lost Time” Is the Key to Profits.Read More
Instant access to critical data via the Internet John R. Hall July 1, 2000 No Comments Web-Based Reports Aid Project Managers.Read More