No matter how experienced you are, at some stage you’re bound to lose a client. While it’s never a nice feeling, it’s important to find a way to move forward.
Traditionally, tradies get jobs from people calling them up or through word-of-mouth, but what happens when the work dries up? Here are a few unexpected places you can hit gold…
Tradies. We couldn’t live without them. I mean, most people don’t know how to change a washer, how to unblock the toilet or even how to change a light bulb – but it seems that most couldn’t live without their accountant.
In tech, human-centred design is best achieved in close consultation with the end user. Who better to facilitate this exchange than the sales team?
Many people long to hand in their resignation at work. They dream about being self-employed, with flexibility, freedom, and the chance to make their own decisions – but it takes a bit of planning.
When most people think of sustainable business practices, fast food and hamburgers don’t usually spring to mind.
If there’s one thing that can fill a consultant with dread, it’s the constant tiny little requests to add onto an original scope of work – here’s how to stop it.
As a busy tradie, you no doubt have very little time to spend on marketing each month. It’s why word-of mouth is so valuable.
Publishing on LinkedIn can feel like yelling into an empty room if your content isn’t cutting through. Here are four ways to get your followers clicking.