San Diego Contractor Launches MoreyPHC.com as San Diego’s Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Resource
February 14, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
Morey Plumbing, Heating & Cooling today announced the launch of www.MoreyPHC.com as an information portal for San Diego home owners to find information about heating and air conditioning solutions and educational information in regards to keeping their home energy efficient. With articles being added almost every day and an online monthly newsletter of home improvement tips the website is anticipated to quickly become San Diego’s primary resource web site for air conditioning and heating.
Future plans include educational awareness guides on heating and air conditioning in your home, professional advice from expert contractors, and a question and answer forum for San Diego homeowners.
The web site will be an invaluable resource for San Diego homeowners in finding accessible information to address their HVAC needs for their home. Not only will the website be addressing home safety, but also new energy efficient solutions, that will benefit homeowners in the duration of owning their home.
Jeff Morey, president and owner of Morey Plumbing, Heating & Cooling stated, “Our goal is to offer the most educational information for San Diego homeowners by providing them with informative and professional articles and resources, which will make MoreyPHC.com a portal worth visiting and using to better make homes safe and energy efficient.
About Morey Plumbing, Heating & Cooling: Morey Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, Inc. is a San Diego heating and air conditioning company that was originally started in 1998. Our company has been installing and maintaining home comfort systems for San Diego homeowners like yours. For more information visit www.MoreyPHC.com
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Effective Business Card For Home Remodeling Contractors
February 14, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
When a Home Remodeling Contractor is looking for an effective design for his business cards, it is useful to review some of the basic principles of business card design. Certain types of professional service providers would not have as much a need to concentrate excess effort on design when it comes to business card printing. A person involved in remodeling homes, however, is going to be judged by the style and flair of their business card. This is a very simple matter. If they can not even design a good business card, the customer might ask, what are they going to do with my home?
All business cards need to provide contact information. This is their essential first purpose, and they serve no purpose unless this is done. In considering design options, make sure the contact information is worked into the design as a first priority. Once this is accomplished you can turn to the graphic design of the card. The use of color is going to be very important here. The color should be applied in a subdued fashion that tends to compliment rather than dominate the overall design of the card.
Business cards come in many styles. One of the more useful styles is called the folding card. The major advantage of this card is that the inside of the card when opened can hold quite a bit more information than the single sided card. This would allow you to give a little more detail about the services that you provide, and the types of remodeling that you perform. Another advantage of the folding card is that it allows you to use more graphics on the front of the card. By moving some of the contact information to the inside, the front is free for some eye catching graphic designs that will create a favorable connection with potential customers.
Remember that the business card is often the first contact a potential client has with your company. If you treat the design of your personal business card as a minor matter, you are going to miss an opportunity to make that first contact a favorable one. There are web sites that give good advice on card design, and even have card design programs that can be used. Another option is to work with the business card printer to fine tune the design.
By: Natalie Aranda
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Natalie Aranda writes on business. Certain types of professional service providers would not have as much a need to concentrate excess effort on design when it comes to business card printing. A person involved in remodeling homes, however, is going to be judged by the style and flair of their business cards. This is a very simple matter.
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Virginia Beach Contractor Launches CallHawkins.com as A homeowner Resource on Heating & Air Conditioning Solutions
February 13, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
Hawkins Heating & Air Conditioning Inc today announced the launch of www.CallHawkins.com as an information portal for Virginia Beach home owners to find information about heating and air conditioning solutions and educational information in regards to keeping their home energy efficient. With articles being added almost every day and an online monthly newsletter of home improvement tips the website is anticipated to quickly become Virginia Beach’s primary resource web site for air conditioning and heating.
Future plans include educational awareness guides on heating and air conditioning in your home, professional advice from expert contractors, and a question and answer forum for Virginia Beach homeowners.
The web site will be an invaluable resource for Virginia Beach homeowners in finding accessible information to address their HVAC needs for their home. Not only will the website be addressing home safety, but also new energy efficient solutions, that will benefit homeowners in the duration of owning their home.
Eric Hawkins, president and owner of Hawkins Heating & Air Conditioning Inc stated, “Our goal is to offer the most educational information for homeowners by providing them with informative and professional articles and resources, which will make CallHawkins.com a portal worth visiting and using to better make homes safe and energy efficient.
About Hawkins Heating & Air Conditioning Inc Hawkins Heating & Air Conditioning Inc is a full service Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning company, specializing in the maintenance and installation of energy efficient HVAC systems. They have been servicing home owners in Virginia for the past 14 years. For more information visit www.CallHawkins.com
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Chicago Home Remodeling Contractor Launches Website To Help Homeowners Learn More About Home Improvements and Remodeling
February 9, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
Ultimate Design & Builders, Inc. today announced the launch of www.UltimateHomeBuilder.com as an information portal for Chicagoland area home owners to find information about remodeling their homes, and home improvement tips. With articles being added almost every day and an online monthly newsletter of home remodeling tips the website is anticipated to quickly become Chicago’s primary resource web site for home improvement.
Future plans include educational guides on renovating your home, professional advice from local experts, and a question and answer forum for Chicagoland area homeowners.
The web site will be an invaluable resource for Chicago, Washington area homeowners in finding accessible information to address their home remodeling needs. Information will be efficiently categorized for easy navigation.
Mark Meagher, president of Ultimate Design & Builders stated, “Our goal is to be the best home and family resource center and information portal for assisting all Chicagoland homeowners with their remodeling needs. The depth of knowledge and resources at www.UltimateHomeBuilder.com is simple, concise and offers every homeowner some information about their home.”
About Ultimate Design & Builders, Inc. – Ultimate Design & Builders, Inc. is your choice in the Chicagoland area in residential construction and custom remodeling. Our talented team of architects and design consultants add value and beauty to every home remodeling project we undertake. Listening to your wants and needs, we will guide you through the conceptual design we create together. With creative conceptual design and quality craftsmanship, we are guaranteed to create a space you held only in your dreams.
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Denver Bathroom Remodeling
February 8, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
We are pleased to announce the launch of O’Brien Construction, a Denver bathroom remodeling contractor.
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SALES TIP OF THE WEEK: Make Yourself Immune To The Word No
February 7, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
I have been very fortunate in my travels as a national sales educator to have some pretty brilliant students who achieve millions of dollars per year in high end sales results. One of the most common themes that run through these special over achievers is their immunity to the word ‘NO.’
When I ask them if there is one thing responsible for the success they have, they have all told me that it was their determination, skill and comfort level to keep asking for the sale way past the first time they hear the word no.
The truth is that many you are only one more question or sentence away from turning a no into a yes. If you can only develop the guts and willpower to hang in there and respond after you hear that ugly word, you would then have success. You will be amazed at your success if you are determined to think of a response and use it during critical situations. Here are some tips for what you should do when you hear the word no.
First, when you hear the word NO you should think… They didn’t really mean that, they only said it because they aren’t thinking. That’s right. Many times a customer does not have a real reason to even say the word no. They just say it as a knee jerk, subconscious reaction to whatever you offer. Kind of like when a clerk in a department store asks you, ‘May I help you?’ Most of us always respond, ‘No just looking’ whether we want help or not. We just react without even thinking. Your customer many times is doing the same thing with you.
Secondly you should correctly assume that the buyer is trying to negotiate with you. After all, they did call you for your help and to get the problem fixed or replaced. You should think, ‘That’s an interesting first negotiating position.’ The first no you hear, is only the customer testing you, to see if you have the passion and expertise to hang in there until you get a yes. The rule being that the person with the most passion and enthusiasm will get the sale.
How do you show this passion? You show it by not quitting. That’s right, the top sales people have at least 6 responses to a no and will not leave because they truly believe they are the best. To them, it doesn’t make sense to leave until you get the work.
Here are some skills and techniques to work on when you are faced with a no from your buyer:
First, agree with their point of view for now. The path to persuasion is not a confrontational one. You cannot persuade anyone if you immediately show you have a contrary position to theirs. They will just dig in deeper if you start with a disagreement.
Go with the flow, not against it. First agree that their point is valid and that you can understand their position. This creates obligation with the buyer as you have given in at this point. You are giving the buyer a level of comfort. We all know that when we give somebody something they are obligated to return the favor. For instance, if they say your price is high you might return with something like, ‘I understand, it IS a substantial investment.
Secondly, get permission to ask them a question. This is the set up for your handling of the objection and the eventual persuasion that is about to take place. After getting permission to ask them a question, think of the most powerful question you can that will change the outcome.
Here is how the whole sequence would sound after a buyer tells you your price is higher than the competition. ‘I understand it IS a substantial investment. Hey, can I ask you something? When was the last time that you bought something where the least expensive thing was the best quality? How about when you bought a car, was it the cheapest? You’re last vacation? How about when you took you’re wife out for dinner on her birthday, was it the least expensive? Why not?
Another technique is to use the exact reason they are saying no as the reason they SHOULD be saying yes. For example: You’re moving? Great, that’s exactly why you should get this done now. My greatest fear is that the person who buys the home will have a home inspector look at this and then he and his attorney will ask for a concession on the price of the home after you have already made a deal. Do you really want to hold up the closing of the house when the buyer throws this repair at you?
Remember to be prepared to ask for the sale 6 different ways with 6 different responses. Be determined like the top professionals in your industry are to hang in there and get the job.
Don’t be afraid of coming off too pushy. If your buyer says that you are pushing too hard, just ask your client this. ‘Would you rather buy this from someone like me who has a passion to do this job for you like me? Or would you rather buy from somebody who doesn’t even care enough to keep asking for your business?
Ultimately the person with the most passion wins.
Joe Crisara
www.contractorselling.com
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Grand Rapids Roofer
February 7, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
We are pleased to announce the launch of Rhino Roofing & Construction, a Grand Rapids roofing company that specializes in window replacement, siding, pole barns, roof repairs and custom decks.
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Bear Creek Log Home Restoration Launches website on log home restoration for North Georgia residents
February 6, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
Bear Creek Log Home Restoration today announced the launch of www.bearcreekloghomerestoration.com as an information portal for North Georgia home owners to find information about log homes and educational information in regards to keeping and maintaining a log home. With articles being added almost every day and an online monthly newsletter of home improvement tips the website is anticipated to quickly become North Georgia’s primary resource web site for log home restoration.
Future plans include educational awareness guides on cabin staining, professional advice from expert contractors, and a question and answer forum for North Georgia homeowners.
The web site will be an invaluable resource for homeowners in finding accessible information to address their restoration needs for their log home. Not only will the website be addressing home maintenance, but also new staining, that will benefit homeowners in the duration of owning their home.
Rich Littlefield, president and owner of Bear Creek Log Home Restoration stated, “Our goal is to offer the most educational information for homeowners by providing them with informative and professional articles and resources, which will make www.bearcreekloghomerestoration.com a portal worth visiting on how to maintain a log home today.
About Bear Creek Log Home Restoration: The Company provides restoration, cabin staining and cob blasting services for log homeowners. They also provide their own log home finish. For more information visit www. bearcreekloghomerestoration.com
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San Diego Painting Company Launches New Website For Homeowners
February 4, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
MasterCraft Painting today announced the launch of www.WillPaint4U.com as an information portal for San Diego County home owners to find information about painting and house washing concerns. With articles being added almost every day and an online monthly newsletter of home painting tips the website is anticipated to quickly become San Diego’s primary resource web site for interior and exterior painting.
Future plans include educational guides on selecting a contractor, professional advice from expert painters, and a question and answer forum for San Diego County homeowners.
The web site will be an invaluable resource for San Diego County homeowners in finding accessible information to address their painting needs. Information will be efficiently categorized for easy navigation.
Stephen A. White, president of MasterCraft Painting stated, “Our goal for the website is to be the best home and family resource guide for assisting all homeowners in the San Diego area,” “The depth of knowledge and resources www.WillPaint4U.com offers is unparalleled.”
About MasterCraft Painting – MasterCraft Painting has satisfied hundreds of San Diego homeowners with our professional education and our selective skillful staff. We take pride with every client to present them with all information about our company and our painting skills to beautify your next home. For more information visit www.willpaint4u.com
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Home Remodeling, Handyman, Roofing and Vinyl Siding Featured on New Website for Dom DiFazio Contracting in Westerly, Rhode Island
February 2, 2007 by Aaron O'Hanlon · Leave a Comment
Dom DiFazio Contracting, Rhode Island home improvement contractor, today announced the launch of www.DiFazioHomeRepair.com
as an information portal for Rhode Island home owners to find information about home improvement projects. With articles being added almost every day and an online monthly newsletter of home remodeling tips the website is anticipated to quickly become Rhode Island’s primary resource web site for home improvement.
Future plans include educational guides on selecting a home improvement contractor, professional advice from expert contractors, and a question and answer forum for Rhode Island area homeowners.
The web site will be an invaluable resource for Rhode Island homeowners in finding accessible information to address their home remodeling needs. Information will be efficiently categorized for easy navigation.
Dominic DiFazio, CEO of Dom DiFazio Contracting stated, “Our goal for the website is to be the best home and family resource guide for assisting all homeowners in Rhode Island,” The depth of knowledge and resources www.DiFazioHomeRepair.com offers is unparalleled.”
About Dom DiFazio Contracting — We pride ourselves on our reputation for a timely completion of services with a professional and artisan touch. Our licensed and insured handymen and remodeling contractors can save money for you. Dom DiFazio Contracting is your complete residential home improvement company. We can fix and beautify anything inside or outside your home, business, or apartment complex from a loose door hinge to a major kitchen remodel. With over seven decades of combined experience we have provided Rhode Island and Connecticut homeowners with a quick response team of dependable and responsible professional servicemen and contractors. For more information visit www.DiFazioHomeRepair.com
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