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Contractor Cuts
ProStruct360
169 episodes
2 weeks ago
We break down how to sell the real product clients want—project management, communication, and trust—and map a practical plan for 2026 with sales, process, marketing, hiring, and personal goals. We also share how our retreat builds systems, peers, and momentum that outlast the event. • redefining the product as process, advocacy, and experience • diagnosing the coffee stain and building guardrails • designing a 10-step sales path from first contact to signature • using preconstruction to pre...
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We break down how to sell the real product clients want—project management, communication, and trust—and map a practical plan for 2026 with sales, process, marketing, hiring, and personal goals. We also share how our retreat builds systems, peers, and momentum that outlast the event. • redefining the product as process, advocacy, and experience • diagnosing the coffee stain and building guardrails • designing a 10-step sales path from first contact to signature • using preconstruction to pre...
Show more...
Entrepreneurship
Business,
Management
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Mastering Subcontractor Onboarding
Contractor Cuts
26 minutes
4 months ago
Mastering Subcontractor Onboarding
Successful contracting businesses need strong partnerships with subcontractors and vendors, which starts with a proper onboarding process designed to create long-term, profitable relationships for everyone involved. • Two main categories: day-to-day crews (smaller operations handling labor) and larger vendors (established companies with their own processes) • Large vendors require basic information collection, W-9s, and Certificates of Insurance with your company listed as a holder • Smaller...
Contractor Cuts
We break down how to sell the real product clients want—project management, communication, and trust—and map a practical plan for 2026 with sales, process, marketing, hiring, and personal goals. We also share how our retreat builds systems, peers, and momentum that outlast the event. • redefining the product as process, advocacy, and experience • diagnosing the coffee stain and building guardrails • designing a 10-step sales path from first contact to signature • using preconstruction to pre...