3 Marketing Tactics For Home Service Business How To STAND OUT In A Crowded Market

[@Seven7CR7G]

Hey man, interesting videos, I wanted to ask, my dad runs a construction business, they isolate roofs and stuff. It's been quite some time since he started the business. He struggles to find workers, he is not into technical stuff like social media or any technology. Because he lacks manpower he is forced to work there nonstop insteadk of working on the business. He is struggling with finding somewhat decent people, it's not that he needs some specific skill or experience, he just needs someone who can learn and can work even if it's very hot or somewhat cold. I don't think you have a video on how construction owners can find workers so I'm writing here. Thanks

[@NONE-Dd]

I like a lot of your videos but I think this one with some of the worst advice i've ever heard, especially about contacting the neighbors and asking them if we're doing anything wrong to contact us etc.. Or leaving trash behind and everything that you mentioned... First of all, if you set your standards. Hi, and you don't allow any of that stuff. There would never be a reason for any of that to happen.. And if you're doing that just as a way as a potential contact, it seems somebody deceptive.. So, based off of what you are saying? It sounds like you are possibly working with people or contractors that you really don't know that would potentially do that. And therefore a customer would not want those people in their home anyway