Flat rate workshop

[electricblue]

This chick knows her stuff. Though Id share.

http://www.ellenrohr.com/online-bus...-flat-rate-price-book-that-wont-collect-dust/

 

[infinity]

Have you paid for one of her webinars?

 

[K8MHZ]

I wonder what a plumber's wife would know about the electrical trades.

Not bad enough to pay $19.95 to find out, though.

 

[electricblue]

Have you paid for one of her webinars?

Yes.

 

[electricblue]

I wonder what a plumber's wife would know about the electrical trades.

Not bad enough to pay $19.95 to find out, though.

Her cheap books brought me to the light. As an electrician I had no idea how to run a business. I run into new guys all the time coming into the trade charging 50 to 60 bucks and hour T&M.

This is just cheap help. It's the Frank Blau concept. Nextstar ain't cheap...

 

[Fulthrotl]

I wonder what a plumber's wife would know about the electrical trades.

Not bad enough to pay $19.95 to find out, though.

she's pretty good at tuning up a service type business,
plumbing, heating, hvac, electrical to actually make money.

i've used her business plan weekend workbook... since doing it,
my complete customer list has changed. there aren't any overlapping
clients.

my net profitability has grown an order of magnitude. i'm not saying
her stuff did all that, but it didn't hurt. i've not done her full thing,
just the weekend business plan.

i highly recommend it.

 

[Ponchik]

I wonder what a plumber's wife would know about the electrical trades.

Not bad enough to pay $19.95 to find out, though.

She doesn't have to know about the trade, she knows about business.

 

[mshow1323]

I wonder what a plumber's wife would know about the electrical trades.

Not bad enough to pay $19.95 to find out, though.

She doesn't really get into how to be a plumber, it's geared toward running a successful service business, and how to get a system in place. Between her and Frank Blau you can't go wrong.

 

[brantmacga]

Highly, highly recommend her books. They changed my attitude about everything I thought I knew.

 

[electricblue]

She doesn't have to know about the trade, she knows about business.

Amen to that Ed. It's all about the numbers. She is an accountant. I read her book "Where did the money go". It was like it was wrote for me.