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Episode Summary
Timothy Paulson interviews Tim Copsey of Copsey Carpet Cleaning Company, LLC in Bend, Oregon. Tim attended the August ELF Business Blueprint Event in Joe Polish's Genius Network offices.
Here's a glance at what you'll learn in this episode:
Show Notes:
Websites: www.ElfBusiness.com/apply
*What Ron did in his business to go from $435,000 to $1.1 million. 0:55 *Ron will give insights for those who are thinking about getting involved with Restoration, as well as to those who are already doing Restoration Services. 1:20 *How many employees does doing Restoration require? 3:08 *The minimal equipment Ron started with. 3:23 *The main draw of doing Restoration. 3:33 *What you need to start marketing Restoration services. 4:30 *Great sources for referrals. 4:39 *What to expect when you first start out. 5:03 *Where to get the proper education. 5:40 *Getting the right information on the equipment you need. 6:00 *Speaking to an Adjuster ("Insurance Speak") 6:10 *Understanding the psychology of it. 7:29 *For those already involved in doing Restoration. 8:02 *Best marketing you can do. 8:15 *A marketing strategy that made Ron a lot of money. 9:32 *The Rick Rascob "Water Tag" marketing strategy. 10:15 *The importance of getting your company foundation in order. 11:40 *Ideas to grow an existing Restoration company. 12:04 *Three main things to get into doing Restoration work. 15.00 *When a Cleaning company should wait to get into Restoration. 17:13 *Warren Buffett's success secrets. 18:50 *Engaging Ron as a Consultant. 22:30 *Ron's email: [email protected] 23:45 *More details about the awesome "Water Tag" marketing strategy. 25:00 *The Elite Cleaners Program. 27:00
People mentioned: Joe Polish Rick Rascob Warren Buffett
Books Mentioned: Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown
0:01 Introduction to the artist Buck Paulson
1:27 Highlights of Buck Paulson's introduction to art
2:30 The 15 words that changed Buck Paulson's life forever
3:30 PBS Television Artist (not Bob Ross!)
4:15 The text number to get a photo of The Young Michelangelo painting is: 801-416-3557 (Text the word ART)
4:55 Cleaning industry lessons from an old painting
6:40 "The Golden Proportions" method
7:25: Lesson 1. "Go to the Master…"
7:45: About Joe Polish
9:30: Story of a stolen painting
11:50: Lesson 2. Correcting the wrong stroke
13:30: Marketing principle: Testing
15:30: Lesson 3. High Expectations/Responsibilities to do your best
16:10: Lesson 4: Story of Appreciation; "Every time you paint a great painting…"
17:50: What are your expectations for yourself, and for your business?
19:00: Lesson 5: How signing a painting relates to your Cleaning business.
22:45: Lesson 6: Respecting the name of your Cleaning Company. Always do your best work.
23:50: How your employees should look and act.
25:00: How can you thank Joe Polish?
25:20: The Piranha Elite Cleaner Program
25:30: Lesson 7: "Go for it kid!"/Testing
26:00: Lesson 8: Story of humility and being teachable.
27:25: Having the right attitude of a Master Artist: "What can I learn from you?" Be willing to learn from anyone.
+Answering the business phone live changed everything for the business.
+Important to have Systems +Plan for the entire year +Have mentors/be part of mastermind groups
+Have CRM as early as you possibly can! +Be involved with marketing
+Shoot High (have high goals and aspirations)
+FAILURE IS NOT AN OPTION.
+Nothing is perfect. Push through tough times.
+Things are not always ELF, and that's okay.
+Will and tenacity make a big difference.
+Have a willingness to serve. We worked to BE THE BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE COMPANY CAN BE!
+NOT everyone is your client.
+INCREASE PRICES. (We got more business when we raised our prices. Perhaps it was a pride of spending thing for clients, or maybe we did a better job because our prices were hire).
+Solve problems right away.
+ "We were in a "mature stage" of our business…and got bored! We BOUGHT ANOTHER BUSINESS. We DOUBLED THE SIZE OF OUR BUILDING. We bought another truck mount. (This took us out of our boredom.)
+Have a uniform. Look like you are there to do business.
+CHALLENGE YOURSELF.
*Joined Platinum.
+ We IMPLEMENTED WHAT WE LEARNED.
+We used Joe's 106 Strategies Manual.
We didn't try to do everything at once.
+We get marketing 80% right (it doesn't have to be perfect before we do something)
+We offer Guarantees.
+We use the "Free room of cleaning" marketing approach
+We DOCUMENT our results/ TRACK IT ALL…
+We developed marketing plans.
+We use Client Newsletter (they help build relationships with clients!)
+"That which is measured improves. That measured and reported improves exponentially."
All of this could be overwhelming. Pick two things to implement each month.
"Progress, not perfection."
Incremental increases.
Luck is nothing more than being able to take advantage of an opportunity when it presents itself.
Put a little money away each month.
Don't get overwhelmed. "Slow but steady" works.
HAVE SOME FUN!
Enjoy family and friends.
Add value to the world.
Have you ever wondered what separates failures and successes in the cleaning and restoration industry? In this episode we are going to explore this idea by sharing the success tips with Cleaning and Restoration Company owner Ron Osborne of Osborne's Carpet Cleaning as he is interviewed by Industry Expert, Timothy Paulson.
Here's a glance at what you'll learn from Timothy in this episode:
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