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Google Business Profile – Incredibly Important for Painters

Establishing a strong online presence is crucial for attracting the right type of customers and growing your painting contractor business. While there isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution to...

4 Mistakes Painting Contractors Make with Their Website

For painting contractors who don’t have a physical location your website is your storefront. It is most likely the biggest interaction a potential customer will have with your business before they...

Benefits of Instagram for Painting Contractors

If your painting business is not currently using Instagram, why not give it a try? Over the past two years, Instagram has continued to make multiple updates to make it easier for users to discover...

Should I Respond to Google Reviews?

The short answer is yes, but there’s more to it than just posting a quick response. Responding to customer reviews is an important part of running any business, but it can be especially important...

5 Ways Painting Contractors Can Stay Busy in the Winter

Winter’s frosty grip can be a formidable adversary for painters residing in colder climates. The plummeting temperatures force outdoor projects to a standstill, leaving painters with a...

Online Reviews – 5 Key Factors

Google reviews serve as the modern-day word of mouth for painting contractors. While many painting contractors understand how important reviews are, very few of them ask customers for reviews in a way that can provide the biggest benefit...

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Emotional Decisions – The Value of a Proven Process

It’s easy for painting contractors to underestimate the stress and uncertainty that floods the minds of homeowners when it comes to getting their house painted. That’s especially true for experienced painting contractors. You may be in...

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Doing Your Best Work – and Leaving the Rest Behind

If you’re a painting contractor, it’s always better to have too much work than to have too little. But “catching up” by scheduling 55-hour weeks isn’t much fun either.  This is the third of three articles providing techniques to balance...

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How to Pass on Work (Without Saying No)

If you’re a painting contractor, it’s always better to have too much work than to have too little. But “catching up” by scheduling 55-hour weeks isn’t much fun either.  This is the second of three articles providing techniques to balance...

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