I interview Shane Parr, Managing Director of TGP Investments about what investors look for when they invest in building materials companies. Shane has successfully invested in and grown a number of building materials companies including DaVinci Roofing.

Brian Baker and I discuss what we have learned about dealer locators and how they can help or hurt your sales.

I interview Scott Richardson, President and CEO of RevBase a digital asset management software company. I learned a lot about how building materials companies are using digital asset management to grow their business, save employee time and reduce costs.

The dealer locators that most building materials companies are using are not keeping up with demands of today's customers. Learn how new locator technologies can grow your business.

The pandemic has put a lot of stress on the building materials industry. Many manufacturers are not handling that stress very well. This is creating an opportunity for competitors to gain new customers when they have product to sell.

Melanie Towey an EOS consultant and coach joins me to discuss how EOS can help small to medium sized building materials companies outperform the competition. You can learn more about her at

https://www.bymelanieanne.com/

This is the third in a series of podcasts I did with Mark Allen Roberts from OTB Sales Solutions on selling. There are four types of sales people in building materials, the Hunter, the Fisherman, the Farmer and the Babysitter. In this episode we describe the Farmer and the Babysitter.

Kevin Dean of Manobyte joins me in a discussion on the importance of selling your customer's customers. We also discuss how digital marketing and data can help you to reach your customer's customers.

There are different roles in building materials sales. There is the Hunter, the Farmer, the Fisherman and the Babysitter. The last episode was about the newest type of sales person, the Fisherman. This week is about the Hunter. Mark Allen Roberts of OTB Solutions joins me again to discuss the role of the Hunter.

We are used to thinking of building materials sales people as hunters or farmers. We now have two more types of sales people, the babysitter and the fisherman. Mark Allen Roberts from OTB Solutions joins me to discuss the fisherman.