So far I’ve sold 2 rodent station add ons and 1 mosquito customer. That’s $325 up front and $95/month in recurring. Who else has an update? Is this a difficult challenge? What results are you getting? What are you learning from your customers?

If I could hand you a magic wand to fix ONE thing in your business today, what would it be? Hiring? Leads? Systems? Sales? To put it another way, why are you here? What would you like to get past or learn about?

Here’s a tip to raise your profit immediately with NO EXTRA WORK. Call your merchant agency. The one you use to process credit cards. Ask them for a rate review. You want them to lower the amount they charge you to process cards. Leverage: In your conversation use these for leverage: 1: How long you have been with them. They love a loyal customer. 2: You have increased your volume since the last time they did a rate review or since you started. 3: Tell them your projections for growth so they can see themselves making more money from you if you stay. The numbers they give can be confusing. When they come back to you with a new rate, ask them what your monthly and annual savings will be with that new rate. That all goes to your bottom line! **Pro tip: You can do this every 6 months - Especially if you’re growing. Set a reminder in your phone that repeats every 6 months so you don’t forget to call. What will you use the extra money for? (Leave a comment below)

👋 Hey, I’m Cory. I started this group so home service business owners can level up together—share wins, swap strategies, and grow faster than we ever could alone. COMMUNITY GUIDELINES This is a place to grow, not to spam. Here’s how we roll: 1. Share wins, questions, and lessons learned. 2. Engage. Engage. Engage. 3. Help others when you can—what goes around comes around. 4. No spam or cold pitching. Keep it respectful—we’re all building here.Sound good? Cool. Let’s grow. 🌱 👉 Drop an intro below: Who are you? What service do you run? What’s your big goal for the year?

If you were able to go back in time and give yourself advice when you first started your business. What would your advice be? Put more than one if you’re having trouble narrowing it down.