Tired of the feast or famine work cycle? One week you’re buried, the next your phone is dead silent. When it does ring, it’s for small jobs in your home city, while bigger
Let’s get straight to it. You’re a contractor. You’ve been burned by marketing agencies promising the moon and delivering nothing. We hear it all the time. “We’ve heard this before.” “We’ve tried running
You post photos of your best work on social media. Before-and-after shots that show you’re a pro. But the phone isn’t ringing. If you’re trying to turn social media “engagement” into paying jobs,
If you’re like most concrete contractors, your work is a roller coaster. One month you’re slammed, the next you’re staring at the phone wondering where the next job is coming from. And if
Is your phone too quiet? That silence is the sound of stress. It’s payroll anxiety. It’s the worry of where the next job is coming from. You know you do good work, but
The work is feast or famine. One month you’re turning down jobs, the next you’re staring at the phone, hoping it rings. You spend money on marketing services that bring in tire kickers
“I don’t need more leads. I’m already too busy.” Most pole barn contractors tell themselves this lie. The schedule is full. The crew is working. It feels like success. It’s a trap. Being
If your phone is quiet, it’s not because you do bad work. It’s because the people who need you can’t find you. Getting more jobs is all about making it super simple for