Customer Service in 2018 has been rerouted to emails and chat. But it is important to remember that phone calls are an important part of your business and customer service. In this online electricians training course, learn about using tonality as an electrician to connect with your customers.

In this online electrical lesson, learn the minute differences between an RCD (Residual current device) and an MCB (Circuit Breaker). As an electrician, you should be able to make the call as to what’s good for your customers.

As an electrical contractor, you need to learn the pros and cons of pre-tax purchasing and how it affects your electrical business. Learn more about the hidden implications of pre-tax buying in this electrical business lesson.

Residual Current Device is a type of a circuit breaker that cuts off current when it detects an earth fault from live back to the neutral. In this online electrical technical business lesson, learn everything you need to know about RCDs.

What can you do more as an electrician to ensure that you are communicating your pricing in the most optimum way possible to your customer on-the-job? Learn nuances of pricing communication in this electrician training course.

Mark Smith talked with me about the sole traders in the electrical industry and electrical contracting business owners. Are you ready to find out the recipe for successful hiring, managing operational finances, and maybe retiring? Well, let’s start by getting you onboard!

When I had a chat with Shane Lockland, we discussed the importance of effective workplace communication and how it can be a game changer in the electrical business. If you would like to know the best takeaways, here are a few! Don’t forget to sign up to the electricians course.

Since the electrical industry is a service-based industry, which requires you to travel onsite, how can you make the most of your travel time as a sole electrical trader? Sign up for our online electrical business course for more lessons!

Everyone is not the same in their capability to get things done. So you need to be realistically aware about where you stand and how much you can do. Join the electricians online training course to improve your performance and to be more aware.

Learning should be lifelong and every day. I really believe that learning doesn’t stop after you get your electrical contracting license or get an education, but it is a commitment forever. It is something you have got to do every day by enrolling in an electrical business course.

At Response Electricians, we like to label multitasking as “manic management,” where at the end of the day nothing is achieved and productivity takes a massive drop. You should try to avoid multitasking as much as possible and rather focus on the most important thing at the moment.

The digital world is a HUGE platform to find and connect with potential clients. It can bring you a lot of business, money, and attention. Are you ready to use Instagram to boost your electrical business growth? I am about to show you the MOST powerful Instagram strategy available!

As an electrician, you have got to come to terms with the fact that your schedule is always going to be demanding. How can you handle the pressure to ensure that your electrical work meets the safety standards? Let’s figure it out in this electricians online training lesson.

As an electrical business owner, you possibly can’t expect yourself to be working all your life. There will come a point in life, where you would like to step back and relax. To make sure that you can chill and enjoy later in life, you have to have an electrical business plan for your retirement.

As an electrician, you have to interact with your customers every day on the job. It is a phenomenal sales opportunity for you to upsell your services and ask your customers for upgrading their products and to include or install additional services. Let’s dive into this online electricians training course.

It can be a real challenge to prioritise tasks when your desk is chock-full of papers and your app has notifications and reminders set for every five minutes. Electrical Business Contractors can use this strategy and electrical business plan to free up their time!

Self-reflection is a great way to awaken your potential and always be conscious of how you are doing, where you are, and what you are up to. It can help you to achieve your best potential in the electrical industry and to be your best possible self!

Pricing can make or break your electrical business. After working and making consistent profit in the electrical industry, I believe that pricing boils down to three main strategies. And here they are! Implement these pricing strategies in your electrical business plan to be more profitable!

When you have an effective manager on your team, you have got to really nurture them. How does hiring a manager impact the productivity of your electrical business and why do you need one? Let’s address a few points that you might be concerned about!

Congratulations! So you have finally decided to start your electrical contracting business. The prospect of starting your own business can be exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. These are Brett Mathews’ tips for a startup electrical contractor, and I do hope that you find them useful!