Next Free Webinar For 'electricians Who Want More Work'

[Goldspark]

Just to let everyone know that the next webinar for 'Electricians Who Want More Work' is next Thursday evening.

The webinar focuses on how to build your own electrical business. You should be able to pick up lots of tips and ideas about winning jobs and keeping the work flowing in.

It's hosted by James Dewane who will share the blueprint which helped him build his own 150k business.

That's Thursday 18th October from7 until 9pm.

You can find more info and register here:

http://www.electrici...-for-tradesmen/

See you there. All the best.

 

[davetheglitz]

This bloke has produced some free marketing videos - and they're damn good! Well worth a look ! Not young or hungry enough to buy into everything. Please have a look - would have saved me a lot of angst while I was setting up!

 

[binky]

150k - was doing half that as single self employed spark. now running a team of 4, and clocking a lot more than that. maybe I should do a video :^O

 

[Sidewinder]

150k+ is doable as a sole trader/one person  ltd co. if you try.

 

[Blue Duck]

150k+ is doable as a sole trader/one person  ltd co. if you try.

Don't forget the 5 week course

 

[davetheglitz]

Sidey - when Modfather posted recently you were saying how the domestic market was ruined and gave details of how 16.5k was a more realistic expectation. Now you're saying 150k is attainable. So which is it?

Full credit to you guys - you've done something right and found the right marketing strategy - but suspect may be by moving out of the domestic sector to achieve your figures.

When I started in a partnership I made so many mistakes (not least being in a partnership!) Which would have been avoided if I'd seen these videos first. It's about marketing in the domestic sector only - and I would encourage anyone starting out to look at them while they are free!

 

[Sidewinder]

I have done about £1k in the domestic sector in 5 years, so I have no idea, however, what I said was that £150k+ is achievable as a sole trader/one person ltd. co.

which is true.

However, in the domestic sector as a new business then perhaps £30k before expenses is IMHO nearer what is achievable.

Thus netting around perhaps £10k as an income for a purely domestic installer who has re-trained from another career, and has no experience, no contacts and no real competence.

 

[davetheglitz]

Misunderstood - I agreed with your Modfather post so couldn't see where the 150k came in.

The domestic sector is a bit special - so much advertising doesn't seem to work. I found some of the ideas in those videos very refreshing!

 

[Sharpend]

He might be good at the speil, but according to this his financial score is well not so good?

https://www.amee.com/companies/001047546-kent-electrics-limited

Assuming it's the same guy?

 

[Apache]

He might be good at the speil, but according to this his financial score is well not so good?

https://www.amee.com/companies/001047546-kent-electrics-limited

Assuming it's the same guy?

I googled my company - it estimates my turnover as less than the last years book profit. I suggest it is not especially valid!