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Prospecting With Energy Saving Ideas

Your very best commercial prospects are concerned about saving energy. You have ideas that help facilities managers and building owners save money. How do you effectively reach prospects in a hearable way?

Do you know a hundred ways to save commercial customers, building managers, and facilities groups money on their electrical costs? Yet they must “talk it over” for every idea you present in a sales meeting?

Why Helping Customers with Energy Efficiency Ideas Generates High Quality Leads Fast

Are you concerned about increasing energy costs? You aren’t, but your commercial customers certainly toss around each night with these worries. Energy efficiency is a top concern of your commercial decision maker.

Are you concerned about increasing energy costs? You aren't, but your commercial customers certainly toss and turn each night with these worries. Energy efficiency is a top concern of your commercial decision maker.

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How to Reverse a Dangerous Trend That Impacts the Electrical Trade

Removing industrial arts from high school in the United States started an economic backsliding that must stop. It also has hurt the electrical trade. Encouraging students to use only their heads and look down on making things with their hands hurts the electrical trade. Continue reading “How to Reverse a Dangerous Trend That Impacts the Electrical Trade”

Why Commercial Electrical Profits

It was a simple comment, both critical of the limited updates of this site, “Why would a white collar business analyst be interested in electrical contractors?” No offense was taken for the “white collar” quip, I believe hard work is hard work. And, being in the technology industry I thought it was obvious because data centers that consume more power than cities wouldn't be possible without electricians. Maybe is was all the years of hiring electrical and networking contractors …
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Mike Rowe Showing Respect for Dirty Jobs Like Electrical Contracting

They say skilled labor isn’t cheap, then again cheap labor isn’t skilled. Why dirty jobs still matter in America.

It is a fact that too few young people are taking up trade opportunities, leaving a gap in the electrical contracting world. Are your kids missing a high-paying opportunity?