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Clay Nelson Interview Tells How To Get Ready for the Coming Boom

by Randall Soules May 17, 2010

Clay Nelson is a second generation remodeler who now uses his knowledge and experience to focus on teaching us how to have a better life.  He is a visionary, life coach, planner, and adviser to many of us in the construction industry.

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How to Distinguish Yourself from the Competition

by Juliet Bauer May 3, 2010

You cannot be all things to all people.  But you can be some things, and be really good at those things.  The first step to distinguishing yourself from your competition is to get to know your competition.  But you don’t have to be sneaky about it.  You could try a nice game of ‘I’ll show [...]

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A Day in the Life of a Remodeler using Highrise [3 of 3]

by Randall Soules April 21, 2010

Now that you’ve watched Highrise Video #1 and #2, What is Highrise and The Basics Setup of Highrise, I’ll show you some examples of how Highrise is used in the day-to-day life of a remodeler.  All the characters are fictitious, as are the situations, but they will show you the interaction of your team using [...]

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Contact Manager is an Understatement: Highrise [2 of 3]

by Randall Soules April 21, 2010

Now that you have watched Highrise Video #1, you understand the basics about Highrise.  You know that to call it just a contact manager is the understatement of the year.  Highrise is a company process that simplifies keeping your whole team on the same page, almost effortlessly.

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Manage your company with ease with Highrise [1 of 3]

by Randall Soules April 21, 2010

This is the introductory video about a program called Highrise. It will answer your first question: What is Highrise???

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Lessons in Lighting: Color Temperature and Layered Lighting

by Jacklyn Stanton April 13, 2010

Lytestyles is one of our new contributors.  They are specialists in all kinds of lighting, particularly “green” lighting such as LED’s.

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The 7 Most Important Customer Service Skills for Professionals

by Juliet Bauer April 2, 2010

You know how it feels to be on the dialing end of the phone call to some 800 number when trying to decipher your latest invoice… a series of recorded messages and generically scripted answers that someone deemed a suitable substitute for customer service.  Unacceptable!  We are in the business to service our customers, and [...]

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Brand New Feature on Remodeler Biz

by Randall Soules March 24, 2010

Now you can find industry related events in an easy to use calendar. Find “Important Events” under “Pages” in the sidebar.

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This One’s About How To Make Money With Your Blog!

by Randall Soules March 18, 2010

Your company does have a blog, doesn’t it (in addition to your website)? If it does, congrats, because you are doing the right thing. If you don’t, listen to Jessica Swanson, the expert on Shoestring Marketing to learn more about the in-and-outs of blogging.  This will be of great benefit to all of us, no [...]

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Qualified Remodeler Magazine, Exterior Contractor and MarketSharp…

by Randall Soules March 17, 2010

Qualified Remodeler Magazine, Exterior Contractor and MarketSharp are pleased to announce a brand new series of webinars called “Growth Coach” that will help you position your company to have a great year in 2010. Each webinar is absolutely free-of-charge to qualified remodelers and home improvement professionals.

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