If contractors are shying away, what does the IAHR Expo lack? Mark Skaer April 3, 2000 No Comments A quick synopsis of the 2000 International Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigerating Expo.Read More
From cradle to grave, it's time to lock your customer up John R. Hall March 30, 2000 No Comments How to get your customers to commit to a lengthy service agreement when you close the sale.Read More
After hvacr hoopla, Indianapolis now set to host NCAA finale Mark Skaer March 30, 2000 No Comments One hundred plus hvac people participated in last week's one and only Hvac 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament.Read More
Go ahead, make money from your competition March 30, 2000 No Comments Make the sale by doing your customer's shopping around for them.Read More
Hint: Use 'ruthless compassion' when firing customers March 30, 2000 No Comments How to tactfully fire customers and not lose business.Read More
Putting a price on customer satisfaction March 28, 2000 No Comments I have attended many seminars and read many articles about customer satisfaction, but few have ever addressed the price of that satisfaction, or dissatisfaction.Read More
'Do you want to work for a millionaire contractor?' John R. Hall March 28, 2000 No Comments The News recently experienced the thrill of competition when we sponsored our first “Best Contractor to Work For” contest.Read More
Score to date: for expo, 3; otherwise, 0; undecided, 1 Mark Skaer March 28, 2000 No Comments Joe Klepacz expressed his distaste regarding The News’ coverage of the 2000 International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating (IAHR) Exposition.Read More
Take heart, John Stuarts of the hvacr world March 24, 2000 No Comments The News’ 2nd annual “Best Contractor to Work For” contest will be bigger and better for 2001.Read More
Schools need newer equipment for hands-on training, agreed? John R. Hall March 24, 2000 No Comments Schools need newer equipment to attract students.Read More
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