Guy Gruenberg

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11638 S. Mayfield

Alsip, IL 60803

United States

[email protected]

http://www.filthyrichcontractor.com

Phone:708-774-6500

Ron Roberts teams with Guy Gruenberg as The Contractor's Business Coach. They show contractors how to grow their businesses profitably. To sign up for their FREE Newsletter or join their Private Club, visit www.FilthyRichContractor.com.

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How to Become a Better Salesperson

Great salespeople do a better job of organizing, planning and pursuing prospects

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Uncover bottom-line profits

Increase bottom-line profits by instituting Standard Operating Procedures, reducing waste and clearing "dead inventory"

Your results will change dramatically if you do the sales follow-up. It will enhance your pocketbook and your reputation.

Sales Follow-up Is Key for Construction Contractors

Follow-up efforts by construction sales people is extremely important, and mastering this part of the sales process could improve results drastically

Increase your sales productivity by establishing a sales process that works for you and your industry. Then you must follow-it vigorously.

How to Keep Your Construction Sales Staff Productive Not Just Busy

Discipline, established goals, focus, meeting the important decision makers and having an abundance of promising activity all help sales professionals be productive not just "busy"

One of the best ways to keep sales people accountable is to celebrate successes with them and don't bash them for the little mistakes. We hold them accountable by how we treat them. Treat them well.

Improve Your Sales Culture to Improve Your Sales People

Working to improve your sales culture will help keep your sales people accountable and happy

How You Can Retain Your Best Customers

Grow Consulting's Guy Gruenberg works through 8 key steps contractors can take to help develop repeat customers

Executing a plan may seem like the success but it is just the mid-point of an ongoing process.

The Plan-Do-Check-Act Cycle

A four-step cycle can help companies grow and get ahead without getting lost in elaborate methodology

Keeping Supervisors In Line

Good employees do not stick around when working for bad bosses.

How You Can Retain Your Best Customers

Follow these 8 tips to keep your customers coming back for more.

10 Simple Steps that Help You Retain Your Customers

Guy Gruenberg offers a sneak peak into his January Pavement article on retaining customers and generating more work from existing customers.

Everyone Can Lead By Example

Leadership starts at the individual level because it's not what your company can do for you; it it's what you can do for your company.

The Flash Report - Your Predictor of Future Performance

Contractors often use gross profit as a way to determine the health of their business, but there is ONE number that acts a true measuring stick for future success.

Putting the Horse Before the Cart

Don't let your efforts in the qualifying and quoting part of the sales process be wasted by not following through with the same amount of energy.

A Mid-year Business Strategy Progress Check

If you're not half way to your goals it may be time to reevaluate your business strategy to navigate through these economic times?

Getting Your Business Strategy On

Combine understanding 'the numbers' with good old-fashioned business SWOT analysis and your business strategy can increase results dramatically.

Partnership Tool Box

Take these seven partnership tips with you as rare is the person who has not been involved in some form of partnership

Stay the Course with Your Business Strategy and Make Sound Decisions

How has your business strategy changed today compared to when the economy was humming along?

The Customer Loyalty Relationship Index

How to strengthen the relationship between your business and your customers.

Putting Your Attitude in Action

What you "do" defines you, your business, and the industry.