Stop Chasing Cheapest Jobs And One Star Reviews

Send us Fan MailSales and marketing can either fuel each other or quietly sabotage each other. Recording live at PJ Wellahan’s in Oaks, PA with the Electrical Association of Philadelphia, we get brutally practical about what happens when marketing generates attention but sales can’t close, or when sales blames “bad leads” while marketing swears the leads are fine. The fix is not another tactic. It’s alignment: one message, one definition of the right customer, and one shared goal tied to revenue.We talk about why commodity-based jobs drag down profit and morale, and how value-based selling changes the conversation. Evan walks through how to handle the “price” objection with questions that expose risk, longevity, and quality, plus how to spot the prospects you should disqualify before they become your next one-star review. Craig adds the marketing side: prospects research you first, so your online presence must clearly explain what you do and why it matters.We also dig into trust builders that compound over time: an active Google Business Profile, consistent review generation, and a referral habit that can grow your customer base year after year. Then we sharpen the most overlooked advantage in crowded markets: specific differentiation. Not vague claims, but clear proof and simple language that customers remember in seconds.Subscribe to Sales And Marketing Playbook Unleashed, share this with a business owner who fights the “lead quality” battle, and leave a review with your biggest sales or marketing roadblock so we can tackle it next.