

The Jered Williams Show
Jered Williams
Get ready to dive into the business side of plumbing with Jered Williams, Owner of a multimillion dollar plumbing company and The Wealthy Plumber coaching program. Jered, your business guru and podcast host, is on a mission to share his entrepreneurial insights and flip the script on plumber stereotypes. Forget the clichés – he's here to show you how plumbers, or anyone for that matter, can turn their businesses into goldmines. Join us for an insightful and exhilarating journey as Jered spills the beans on why plumbers often undersell themselves and sabotage their success.
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Sep 12, 2025 • 1h 11min
#140 Steal This Marketing Strategy And It Will Blow Up Your Business
On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Jered and his guest Eddie discuss the marketing strategies they used to grow their pressure washing business, Dudewash, from scratch in just 8 months. They cover the importance of branding, building a strong online presence, utilizing billboards, Facebook ads, and direct mail campaigns to create brand awareness and drive customer calls. Jered also shares the challenges they faced in pricing and selling their services, as they experimented with different sales models to find the right approach for their market. The discussion highlights the complexities of transitioning a service-based business from a traditional to a more on-demand model, and the need to continuously adapt and refine the marketing and sales strategies to meet customer preferences.

Sep 5, 2025 • 1h 38min
#139 How To Sell Your BIZ For So Much Money It Feels Illegal
On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Jered interviews Gregg Schonhorn, a business broker who specializes in the home services industry. Greg discusses the process of selling a business, including the importance of financial data, management team, and recurring revenue. He explains how private equity firms evaluate and acquire businesses, and the differences between commercial and residential service companies. Greg also shares insights on industry trends, such as the potential impact of a company going public, and offers advice for business owners looking to prepare for a future sale.

Aug 29, 2025 • 1h 17min
#138 How To Make $1 Million Your First Year In Business
On this episode of the Jered Williams show, Jered and Eddie discuss how to hit $1 million in revenue in your first year of business. The key steps outlined include: pricing your services correctly, implementing effective marketing strategies to drive steady leads, providing customers with options and solutions, answering the phone and following up promptly, proactively asking for reviews, and retaining customers through membership programs. The hosts emphasize the importance of delivering high-quality service, understanding your costs, and focusing on the lifetime value of each customer rather than just the initial transaction. By following this approach, the hosts believe it is entirely possible for a single-person operation to achieve $1 million in revenue in their first year.

Aug 22, 2025 • 1h 20min
#138-5 Stupid Simple Tactics That Exploded My Business
On this episode of the Jered Williams show, Jered discusses five tactics that can help explode a plumbing business. He emphasizes the importance of pricing correctly, upselling and providing options to customers, focusing on lifetime value and customer retention, building brand awareness, and delivering an exceptional customer experience. Jered explains that many businesses don't need more leads, but rather need to learn how to make more money from the customers they already have. He provides detailed strategies and insights on each of these tactics, drawing from his own experiences in the plumbing industry. The episode is packed with practical advice for business owners looking to grow their profitability and establish a strong, loyal customer base.

Aug 21, 2025 • 1h 20min
#137 How My Plumbing Biz Went From $0 to $5M In Two Years
On this episode of the Jered Williams show, Jered discusses how he grew his plumbing business from zero to $5 million in just two years. He shares his journey, starting with a failed partnership and struggling to make ends meet, to finally finding success by focusing on pricing his services properly, leveraging digital marketing, and hiring the right team. Jared emphasizes the importance of setting ambitious goals, being willing to take risks, and not being afraid to make mistakes along the way. He also highlights the value of turning over responsibilities to capable employees and trusting them to execute, which allowed him to scale the business rapidly. Overall, Jered's story provides valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to build a thriving service-based business.

Aug 8, 2025 • 1h 9min
#136 How To Sell More Jobs In 2025 (new methods)
On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Jered and Eddie discuss strategies for selling more jobs in 2025. They emphasize the importance of accurately pricing services based on a company's expenses and efficiency, rather than just looking at hourly rates. The hosts also highlight the value of offering customized options to customers, building trust and confidence through strong communication skills, and leveraging a professional brand to stand out in the market. Additionally, they stress the need for speed and responsiveness throughout the sales process, as well as the critical role that a company's brand and employee appearance play in creating a positive customer experience.

Aug 1, 2025 • 1h 27min
#135 How To Build A High Performance Work Culture
On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Jered and Eddie discuss the importance of aligning incentives and holding employees accountable in a service business. They share their experiences with trying different commission structures and performance tracking systems at their previous company, Prospector, and how implementing a clear scorecard system with key performance indicators and performance indicators helped drive significant revenue growth by motivating their team. The conversation highlights the challenges of managing people and the need to create a company culture where employees are empowered to succeed and contribute to the overall goals of the business.

Jul 25, 2025 • 1h 26min
#134 How To Find A Badass General Manager
In this episode of the Jered Williams show, Jered and his guest Eddie Barkers discuss the importance of understanding one's role as either a visionary or an integrator in a business. They share their experiences working together at Prospector, where Jered's visionary ideas and Eddie's integrator skills complemented each other perfectly. The conversation also touches on the challenges of implementing change, the benefits of a commission-based pay structure, and the value of keeping personal expenses low to allow for business growth. Overall, the episode highlights the significance of finding the right partner to balance out one's strengths and weaknesses, as well as the importance of reading the book "Rocket Fuel" to gain a deeper understanding of these complementary roles.

Jul 18, 2025 • 1h 16min
#133 How To Build Good Culture (no more entitled employees)
On this episode of the Jered Williams show, Jared sits down with his former general manager Eddie Barkhurst to discuss their experiences building and leading the Prospector HVAC company. They delve into the challenges they faced in establishing a positive company culture, how Eddie stepped up to take on a leadership role despite lacking prior experience, and the importance of clear communication and setting expectations for employees. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of marriage and family life, and how a man's ability to provide and lead at home can impact his success in business. Overall, the podcast highlights the critical role of effective management and personal discipline in growing a thriving organization.

Jul 11, 2025 • 1h 14min
#132 Boat Detailer Makes Millions (here's how)
On this episode of the Jered Williams Show, Drake Robert, the owner of Revival Marine Care, a boat detailing company in Pensacola, Florida, was interviewed. Drake shared his journey into the boat detailing industry, starting from his early days working for an auto detailing business to eventually launching his own company. He discussed the challenges he faced, such as employee management and burnout, and how he overcame them by implementing better business practices and systems. Drake also talked about the growth of his company, which now includes a successful product line, and his plans to expand the detailing business while focusing more on the product line. The conversation also touched on Drake's marketing strategies, including the use of social media and educational content, as well as the unique aspects of the boat detailing industry compared to other service-based businesses.