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What Are the Best Ways to Increase Sales for My HVAC Business?

What Are the Best Ways to Increase Sales for My HVAC Business?

Is your HVAC business brand new, been around for a couple of years or many years? Maybe you feel like it’s “been around the block a few times”, as they say! Or, are you one of those people working in the business, out in the field or in the office, and have the desire of a true entrepreneur? You really want to go into the HVAC business for yourself? Looking for some info, some motivation, some clarity…maybe even a push to get you started? Stay tuned and take notes. Also check this blog post link for a "tool" that can be used to close sales:  What Uses the Most Energy in Your Home?

Hopefully, you have been doing research and making notes as well as making some acquaintances—and even friends—in this industry. Don’t jump in because you want to or your ‘gut’ tells you to. Jump in because it’s an opportunity that is both career changing, as well as life changing. Let’s dive in right now and get you some of the information you’ve been searching for. New or old, here are some timeless principles that will help you to increase your HVAC sales.

 

HVAC Pros: Success Sales Strategies

  1. Don’t Bury the Lead!
  2. Communicate Using the Right Channels
  3. Done Correctly, Email is Still the Least Expensive Platform
  4. Excellent Email Campaign Include a Great Lead Magnet
  5. Plan Your Follow Up from the Beginning Contact
  6. Make Your Customer Comfortable With You
  7. How Can You Add Value?
  8. Create a ‘Bundle’ Approach to Sales. What Else Can You Include?

Getting into It

Let’s dig into these goodies and make some sense of them. How can you use them to your best advantage? These are just suggestions to get you going on the right path to prosperity…but some of them have worked for a long time. And…some of them are pretty new—maybe especially to you. All the better to review and consider and implement.

  1. “Don’t Bury the Lead! Begin with it!” People have limited—and shrinking—attention spans. Get their attention early, before they wander away mentally.
  2. Communicate using the right channels for today’s market. Purchasing patterns have changed. YouTube, Google and Facebook, among others, get people’s attention and can be inexpensive to use. Don’t dismiss their possibilities.
  3. Done correctly, email can be the most cost-effective way to generate leads, but there are proper ways to do it. You should use email. Learn how to market with it or find someone who can do it for your company.
  4. “Lead Magnets. Email marketing is most effective when you offer a ‘lead magnet’. These days, an offer of a ‘free estimate’ is no longer an effective lead magnet. Come up with something valuable enough to convince your prospect to leave a name and email address, to claim that lead magnet.
  5. Following Up. With your first piece of ‘new marketing’, already know how you will be following up. Don’t leave it to chance. When that results in a sale, the proper follow up after the install is to request a review—preferably, a review on your Google Business Profile page. Reviews are critical in how you rank in the search engines.
  6. Meet the Customer’s Needs. It’s why you’re there. Make the customer comfortable enough to talk with you and explain what the problem.is. In other words, don’t talk too much—just enough. Your customer has a problem. You are in business to solve the need and fix the problem.
  7. Adding Value. How can you add value to your offer? Find out what it is and then figure a way to provide it.
  8. Strive to sell bundles. What can you add for ‘just a little bit more”. Is there a service you can have your tech do when onsite—already—and it does not require a separate visit? Maybe you leave a filter (if it’s DIY) and you offer guidance with a phone call. Keep the love going that your customer has now, and help your customer to keep your company ‘top of mind’.  

Other Things You Should Be Doing Already

You are licensed by the State of California, carry at least the minimum amount of insurance. Realize that some hvac service providers are not state licensed contractors will also be calling on your customers. Make sure they know the difference. Your customer can check right here. Just enter the name of the ‘contractor’ in question. It’s simple, fast and private and your customer will know immediately if someone is properly licensed. Your customer can look up your company, too!  State of CA License Lookup

Your service truck is sharp, has all the proper tools and carries most of the needed parts and supplies you need, so your job gets done today—not in ‘two days’

You are a member of some trade associations. ‘Handyman’ hvac companies aren’t.

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