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Driving Sales & Holding Salesmen Accountable

So you’ve hired some new salesmen and you’ve trained them on the basics….now comes the hard part: managing those people. Holding them accountable. Keeping them motivated. Driving activity and sales. How do you do that without feeling like a micromanaging slave driver while still creating results? Sales manager Alison & I discuss. …. becca@roofsalesmastery.com  

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Are You Paying Your Roof Salesmen Like Prostitutes?

  I discuss compensation plans for roofing salesmen that work and DON’T work with sales manager Robert, hitting key points such as the functionality or hindrance specific types of base pay create. Don’t pay your salesmen just for being there; they’re not escorts.    becca@roofsalesmastery.com      

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3 Ways to Eliminate Overwhelm

Being a business owner or an independent contractor comes with a boatload of responsibilities, and every single one of your results as a company or a salesman ultimately depends fully on your ability to manage your time, discipline yourself to take care of tasks, and really to “show up” every day to produce and create…

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Where to Find & Hire New Roofing Salesmen

Perhaps one of the (seemingly) hardest parts of this business is “finding good salesmen,” or “finding people who are willing to do a job like this.” You might get lucky and every now and again come across someone who is already comfortable with commission-only pay structure and has been in sales their whole life, but…

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Multi-Step Canvassing Approach

Client and sales manager Robert and I talk about the mailer campaign coupled with a door-knocking approach and strategy we discussed to follow-up the mailers in a timely manner with a canvassing team proved to be a successful method in the heart of January for generating business. What would a simple 10% increase in your lead…

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Legitimately Supplementing Claims

In-house supplementer Joey and I discuss “to supplement or not to supplement” with claims that are technically paid “enough” (or more than enough) to do the job, but are still missing legitimate items that could be and SHOULD be included in the scope, keeping in mind the reality of the matter is that if the…

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