NEW “The Successful Contractor Podcast” Episode: Improve Your Tech Sales Today: Sales Champ & Trainer Estee Jaacovi on the Successful Steps to a Service Call

You’re constantly “on-the-go,” but still enjoy learning more about the business of contracting. The Successful Contractor Podcast is perfect for you. With only a few clicks on your smartphone, you can subscribe—and in doing so, you will hear interviews with successful members, the leaders of SGI, SGI coaches, and more!

The latest episode:

Estee Jaacovi was a three-time, AirTime Crown Champion, which means she sold over $1.5 million as an HVAC salesperson.  In her best year, she sold $2.5 million… and that was over 10 years ago.  The woman knows how to communicate, help, and earn the trust of homeowners.  Today, she is a sales and communication trainer for Learning Alliance.  And in this podcast, she talks about the “Successful Steps to a Service Call.” Whether you’ve been to SGI’s Service Essentials training course or not, you will pick up helpful nuggets in listening to Estee.  Estee explains how a call center can set up a tech for success; how techs can earn or lose a homeowner’s trust with in the first few minutes of a call; how to curtail your communication style to match the customers; how to build open-ended questions; the type of training it takes to become successful in this industry; how to build and communicate value to homeowners; why callbacks are truly killers; and so much more!  This is a power-packed 45 minutes you and your techs should listen to!

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