Million Dollar Electrician - Sale to Scale For Home Service Pros

It's common for clients not to trust their service providers, especially when it comes to electrical work since many tend to think sales people are just after their money. Understandably, it can be difficult to trust someone you don't know, particularly when they have no idea how pricing goes. Given this situation, you need to know how you can carry yourself and deliver your services in a way that can help gain the trust from clients. This is why you should never use our coaching, guides and podcast for evil. The things we teach in terms of improving your electrical service, pricing and process are all meant to be used ethically and with the client's best interest in mind. By following ethical practices and delivering quality service, you can earn the trust of your clients and build a positive reputation for yourself and your business.In this episode, we explore more on the importance of trust in the electrical industry and how electrical contractors  can build trust with their clients. Trust is essential in any business, but it's especially critical in the electrical industry, where how you carry yourself is a top priority. Without trust, clients may be hesitant to hire a service provider, which can result in lost business and a damaged reputation.

 Whatever industry you may be in, whether it's electrical or not, how you deliver your services is what sets you apart from the competition. Of course, you can't expect to be the only one in your industry, but you can differentiate yourself from others by providing excellent service to your clients.Service to others is the highest form of distinction, and it's also the best form of discipline as well because it requires consistent effort and attention to detail. Providing excellent service requires a mindset of always putting the customer first and striving for their satisfaction.But what exactly does this mean, and how can you make the most out of your services to ensure you keep clients coming back? In this episode of Electricprenuer Secrets, we'll dive into the importance and key elements of delivering excellent service and how you can implement them in your business to bring yourself to the top! 

Have you ever heard the saying "the fortune is in the follow up?" Well, there are actually some facts behind that. When it comes to selling your services, follow ups on how you did your job is one of the most important things you can do to ensure customer satisfaction and retention.Following up after completing an electrical project or service is crucial because it shows that you care about the quality of your work and the satisfaction of your customers. It also gives you an opportunity to address any concerns or issues that may have arisen during the project, and to make sure that everything was completed to the customer's satisfaction.However, sadly, a lot of electricians neglect follow ups. It's common to think that once a job is done, and you get paid, your work is done, but, did you know you could be missing out on future business opportunities by not following up with your customers?  Not only that, but customers may get cold feet and forget about you. The next time they may need electrical work, they won't have you in mind anymore, which means a potential loss in business! There's actually a truth everyone needs to discover about making follow ups, and you'll find everything you need to know in our podcast today. From understanding the importance of follow ups, to the lack of confidence when doing a follow up, why that exists and how you can overcome that, the insights in today's episode is just something you can't afford to miss. 

When it comes to generators, electricians know just how competitive the market is. You've got tons of other electricians trying to sell their generator services, so you need to find a way to stand out. One area you can dive right into that's not getting a lot of attention are portable generators. Portable generators are a versatile and affordable option for providing backup power to homes and businesses. They are also great for outdoor activities, such as camping or tailgating.But the question is, how do you sell this? How do you create and offer options and enhancements for portable generators? And better yet, how do you differentiate your portable generator services, so you can rise above competitors? If you don't take the time to learn the answer to these questions, you're going to miss out on a handful of opportunities that could take your business higher. Fortunately, in this episode of Electricprenuer Secrets, we dive into the strategies you can use to sell a portable generator. What enhancements you can do for these type of equipments to ensure you become the go-to electrician for ALL THINGS GENERATOR! 

 Knowing how to handle clients who are not ready to make a purchase immediately is a crucial skill for any electrician. To improve your chances of securing the job, it's important to understand how to manage these situations effectively. This requires careful consideration of how to build rapport and trust with the client, identifying their needs and concerns, and developing a strategy to address them. If you don't take the time to learn the best things to do when faced with this type of situation, you might end up losing potential customers, damaging your professional reputation, and missing out on valuable business opportunities. However, by adopting a proactive and customer-focused approach, you can turn the situation to your advantage. But what exactly can you do to handle that kind of situation? And better yet, how can you improve the chances of being able to get hired for the job, even when it's not for today? Find out everything about this and more by tuning in to our episode! 

 Whether you're in the electrical industry or a different field, building a solid foundation for your business is essential to ensure you stay afloat among the competition. But what does a "solid foundation" look like? What makes this so important and how can this bring your business to the top? There are root problems that can bring hindrance to your success, and a lot of them often comes from ourselves. Building a solid foundation for your business means laying down the necessary groundwork to create a strong, stable, and resilient enterprise. It involves changing your mindset, controlling your negative "I am's", and just being in a state that allows you to focus on growth and progress.In this episode of Electricprenuer Secrets, we've discussed how building a solid foundation can help your business succeed, as well as the things you need to climb up the value ladder and bring your business to the top! 

An Electricprenuer is an electrician who is physically handling and running their own business, on the other hand, an extraprenuer is someone who goes above and beyond to take their business to the highest level possible and may even venture out in other fields. However, what's an Intraprenuer?   We all have an idea on what this title is, but to get more into details, this is a person who's already working for someone. They could be an employee or a subcontractor, but they themselves run their own department. They are people who think hard on how they can do better in their role at a company so that they're able to strive and come out on top. Furthermore, they're able to attain so many benefits due to their dedication, without having their own company. Electricians who aspire to have their own company are labelled in this category. You have the skills, you can close sales, but you're still lacking those important aspects to start a business. Intrapreneurs are similar to entrepreneurs in the sense that they are driven and ambitious individuals who seek to innovate and create value in their respective fields. However, the key difference is that an intrapreneur works within the framework of an existing organization or company.In this episode of Electricprenuer Secrets, we dive into everything you need to know about how to start your journey. We've expanded on these types of people and discussed how to become a success in the electrical industry. 

When it comes to making sales, as electricians, we always tend to focus on the big stuff. How do we look? Are our equipments looking up-to-date? And all those other things in between.While the big things do matter, the small ones do too. During the sale, little actions can add up and determine how everything will go.When going to specifics, we're talking about your presentation, how you present your options, the noises in the background and the overall atmosphere during the sale. These small details may seem insignificant, but they can make a huge difference in the overall success of the sale.For example, if you're meeting a potential client at their home, arriving on time and dressed professionally is important. It shows that you respect their time, and you take your job seriously. Additionally, ensuring that your equipment is in good working condition and clean can help to build trust and credibility with the client.During the sales pitch, how you present your options is crucial. You should aim to be informative, clear and concise while highlighting the benefits of your services.Background noises such as traffic or barking dogs can be distracting and take away from the overall professionalism of the meeting. Ensuring that you have a quiet and appropriate environment to conduct the sale is important to maintain the client's attention and focus.These are just some of the things we've discussed in this episode of Electricprenuer Secrets. Tune in to learn more on how you can control the small things to come out successful, leading to more sales, happier customers and, overall, a thriving business. 

In this episode of Electricprenuer Secrets, we dive into the life of the person who made this podcast and program come to life, Clay Neumayer. The guy who has shown up every day with the aims of helping electricians MASTER their sales, SIMPLIFY their pricing and DELIVER premium customer service. Clay's devotion to helping electricians stems from his own experience in the industry. Having started as an apprentice electrician himself and now becoming one of the APEX in the field, he understands the unique challenges that electricians face in running their businesses. He knows that mastering sales techniques, simplifying pricing strategies, and delivering premium customer service are key to building a successful electrical contracting business, and he is passionate about sharing this knowledge with others in the industry.Find out how he started, how much he has accomplished, what has driven him to start this mission and more! 

How awesome would it be to be able to read your client's mind and just easily get all the information you need to nail the electrical job, right? No more second guessing or wrecking your brain trying to figure out what needs to be done, since you already know what they want. Now, that certainly is an electrical contractors dream.However, as much as we want that, we're not superheroes. We constantly need to figure out things on our own to ensure we stay above other electrical companies. But, did you know, there's actually a way to do this? It's not like how superheroes read minds, but it involves listening to your clients and understanding their thoughts and feelings. By engaging in conversations with them and paying attention to their needs, you can provide better service as an electrical contractor.If you don't take the time to learn these strategies, you might lose on job opportunities and a way to build a strong connection with your clients. Find everything you need to know about how to read client's mind and use this information to deliver premium service by tuning into our podcast. This episode is a goldmine of information that you simply cannot afford to miss. As an electrical contractor, your ability to communicate effectively with your clients can make all the difference in the success of your business. By tuning in, you'll gain access to insider knowledge and expert tips that will help you build stronger connections with your clients, win more business, and stand out from your competitors.