April 2009
Column
Columnist Doug Dwyer talks about how remodelers can improve their business.
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Remodeling firm sales teams should focus on consultative approaches to sales. Here's why.
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Here are ideas that remodelers can use to help spirt their business through the downturn.
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Building product manufacturers and suppliers have turned their focus to remodelers to help drive sales
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Feature
Atlanta was recently named the third-emptiest city in the country by Forbes (behind only Las Vegas and Detroit), based on Atlanta's rising homeowner and rental vacancy rates. Here's what that means for remodelers.
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Repeats and referrals dominate in the remodeling industry
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Remodeling companies are running small sales operations
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Job size and price of the remodeling job shrank in 2008
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Home Rebuilders delivers a luxury bathroom solution
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Our annual Business Results study reveals the depth of the downturn
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Five years after he sold Airoom, Michael Klein is back to take the helm again
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News
FSC-certified and with low- or no-VOC binders and glues, Neil Kelly Cabinets were green before green was cool.
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Here are a few examples of how remodeling firms are using green tax credits to market their firms and satisfy customers
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Product Review
QA
Consumer seminars are a win-win for any remodeling company. They serve to educate your potential clients, familiarize homeowners with your company and act as a marketing tool. Here's how.
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