Beyond the Hammer: Forging Your Subcontractor Success on LinkedIn
- ADVERTISE, Improving Productivity, LIFESTYLE, Outlook & Trends, Sales & Marketing, WORKFORCE
- March 25, 2025
By Tom Woodcock, Seal the Deal Could there be any more ways for us to be distracted in this day and age? Multiple social media platforms, massive streaming capabilities, volatile political discourse and negative economic indicators grab our minds and focus. How on earth are we supposed to stay focused on winning projects and developing
READ MOREby Zachary L Green, Warrior Enterprises LLC Great ideas, leadership, service and products are the essential ingredients of every successful business. However, none of it matters if your core audience doesn’t know who you are, what you do and why they should choose your business over the services of others. Working in a vacuum or
READ MOREBy Patrick Hogan, handle.com Construction is a high-touch industry. Success in this arena is more than having the skills and practical know-how to deliver on customer expectations. Projects involve working with a multitude of businesses and professionals from varying backgrounds and experiences–making networking imperative for any professional and business involved in construction. Networking doesn’t only
READ MOREBy: Robert Graves, MBA, DCT When you go to a networking event, the power of your interpersonal skills can make the difference between it being a wonderful success or a time-waster. Engaging others quickly and keeping them engaged throughout your conversation is the key to success. Let’s set some goals and outcomes for networking success
READ MOREBy Tom Woodcock, Seal the Deal The pressure to give in is immense! Do everything electronically and save time. You’ll also cut costs. Sounds great doesn’t it? Communicating by social media, email or text. Getting plans off FTP sites. Researching suppliers through their websites. Electronic deposits for payment (though for some reason few “modernize” to
READ MOREWhat do you REALLY know about your competition? By Gregg Schoppman, FMI “Those no-good, filthy animals down the street.” And that is what is said when they are NOT bidding against you and your firm. Early on, there is a cellular response to the competition and it probably starts as a twitch when their logo
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