Picture a greasy-spoon diner. They have any food you could want for cheap -but it isn’t fresh, or particularly good. No one goes to a greasy-spoon diner when they want quality food. It’s the same thing with your contracting business. If you cast a wide net and try to do it all, you’ll only ever be able to charge low prices.

 

In this episode, we talk about…

• Why folks with higher budgets prioritize speed and quality over someone with lower prices who “does it all”.
• How when you specialize, you’re able to charge higher prices and attract the kinds of customers who are willing to pay them.
• How this all comes back to the scarcity versus abundance mindset that we often talk about.
• How, when you niche down, you have to be prepared to tell people no.
• Why when you’re in the process of narrowing down to your preferred niche, you need to present yourself as the specialist you want to be.

 

Links to resources:

Contractor Sales Academy

 

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