Put Them on the Glass

Ghost Set Killah James
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An auto glass based discussion with a 20 year expert in the industry. Anything and everything goes.

  1. 14H AGO

    Why Most Small Businesses Fail at Social Media Marketing my friend Rogelio explains

    n this episode of Put Them On The Glass, Ghost Set Killah sits down with Rogelio Castillo to talk about the real strategies that help local businesses grow — from social media marketing and customer reviews to community engagement and mentorship. They break down how consistent content, strong relationships, and local involvement can transform a business. From coaching baseball and mentoring young people to helping individuals find job opportunities, this conversation highlights how leadership and community impact can go far beyond business. They also discuss how small business owners can improve their online reputation, respond to customer reviews professionally, and use social media tools to out-SEO their competition. If you're a small business owner, entrepreneur, or trades professional looking to grow your reputation and build a stronger community presence, this episode delivers practical insights you can apply immediately.

    34 min

  2. MAR 1

    Auto Glass Subcontracting, Tools & Scaling a Business | AJ Burna on Put Them On The Glass

    What’s it really like to work as a subcontractor in the auto glass industry? In this episode of Put Them On The Glass, Ghost Set Killah sits down with AJ Burna, a seasoned auto glass professional with over a decade in the trade. They break down real-world tools, wire techniques, body shop experience, seasonal work trends, and the physical toll this industry can take. AJ shares the pros and cons of subcontracting, why the right tools matter, and what it takes to scale from installer to business owner. From funny job site stories to serious advice for aspiring auto glass entrepreneurs, this episode delivers raw industry insight you won’t hear anywhere else. If you're in auto glass, thinking about subcontracting, or building your own shop — this one’s for you. #AutoGlass#AutoGlassIndustry#SubcontractorLife#AutoGlassTools#BodyShopExperience#Entrepreneurship#GhostSetKillah#PutThemOnTheGlass#SmallBusinessGrowth#TradesLife#AutoGlassStories#SkilledTrades

    40 min

  3. FEB 22

    “No One Is Coming to Save Your Auto Glass Business”

    🎙 Episode Description (Spotify Ready) The auto glass industry is changing — and nobody is coming to save your business. In this episode, Michael McCarthy breaks down the hard truth about independence, ownership, and what it really takes to win in today’s market. From insurance pressure and online negativity to technology shifts and AI disruption, this conversation challenges shop owners to stop waiting and start building. We talk about:• Why independence is non-negotiable• How negativity kills growth• Leveraging AI and data for real advantage• Controlling what you can control• Building resilience in uncertain markets Success isn’t handed out in this industry. It’s built through discipline, adaptability, and mindset. If you're serious about growth — this episode is for you. #AutoGlass #Entrepreneurship #BusinessMindset #Leadership #AI

    26 min

  4. FEB 15

    This is why calibrations are failing. ADAS network let us in on the answers

    Keywords ADAS Network, automotive diagnostics, community support, training, pre-scans, AI in automotive, glass industry, technician education, mentorship, best practices Summary In this episode, the hosts discuss the ADAS Network, its importance in the automotive industry, and how it supports technicians through community engagement and expert advice. They explore the challenges faced by technicians, the significance of pre-scans, and the impact of AI on the industry. The conversation emphasizes the need for ongoing education and mentorship in navigating the complexities of ADAS systems. Takeaways The ADAS Network provides essential support for technicians. Community engagement is crucial for learning and growth. Pre-scans are vital for ensuring safety and functionality. AI can complicate decision-making in the automotive industry. Understanding the nuances of ADAS systems is essential for technicians. Training alone cannot cover all scenarios technicians face. Real-world experience is invaluable in the learning process. Clear communication is key in troubleshooting and diagnostics. The ADAS Network aims to bridge knowledge gaps in the industry. Ongoing education is necessary to keep up with industry changes. sound bites "AI is a double-edged sword." "Time is money, right?" "Pre-scans are super important." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to ADAS Network 01:03 The Importance of Community Support 02:34 Bridging Knowledge Gaps in ADAS 07:07 Real-World Applications and Mentorship 10:44 Navigating Challenges in the Glass Industry 15:33 The Role of AI in ADAS 19:05 Understanding Pre-Scans and Diagnostics 26:03 Tech Tips and Best Practices 30:12 Closing Thoughts and Future Directions

    35 min

  5. FEB 8

    Auto glass and body shop cross over Micki woods joins us to discuss

    Summary In this episode of 'Put On One of the Last Podcasts,' host James 'Ghost Set Killah' welcomes back Micki Woods, the renowned podcaster behind the Body Bangin' Podcast. The conversation dives deep into the evolving landscape of the collision and auto glass industries, particularly focusing on the trend of body shops integrating glass repair services into their offerings. Micki shares insights on how shops are adapting to a decrease in claim counts by diversifying their services, including mobile glass repair and ADAS calibrations. The discussion highlights the challenges of finding qualified technicians and the importance of proper training in both glass and body repair sectors. As the conversation unfolds, Micki emphasizes the need for shops to enhance their marketing strategies to remain competitive in a changing market. She discusses the significance of community engagement and the emotional connections that can be fostered through local marketing efforts. The episode wraps up with practical advice for shop owners on how to improve visibility and attract customers, underscoring the importance of being proactive in a challenging economic environment. This episode is a must-listen for anyone in the automotive repair industry looking to adapt and thrive in today's market. Keywords auto glass, collision industry, body shops, marketing strategies, technician training, ADAS calibration, glass repair, industry trends, community engagement, podcast Takeaways 'The tide is turning and more people are not only just bringing it as part of their services.' 'This is not just some easy peasy thing.' 'If you're not where the prospective customers are, you're not gonna get chosen.' 'Most technicians want to be supported and the best way to support them is give them training.' 'You don't want to be the best shop that nobody knows about.' Sound bites "'The tide is turning and more people are not only just bringing it as part of their services.'" "'This is not just some easy peasy thing.'" "'You don't want to be the best shop that nobody knows about.'" Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 01:10 Trends in Body Shops and Glass Repair 04:40 Challenges in Technician Training 08:56 The Importance of Training and Retention 12:08 The Impact of Insurance Companies 15:03 Total Losses and Repair Costs 18:26 The Role of AI in Estimating Repairs 20:41 Consumer Education and Trust Issues 24:25 The Future of All-Inclusive Auto Repair Shops 30:08 The Role of Dealerships in the Auto Repair Landscape 33:34 Marketing Strategies for Auto Glass Shops 41:08 Community Engagement and Brand Visibility

    42 min

  6. FEB 6

    Jorge's show

    here is this weeks Spanish show

    54 min

  7. FEB 1

    Efficiency Over Speed: The Key to Auto Repair Success Eric the car guy

    Summary In this episode of the Put Them on the Glass podcast, host James, also known as Ghost Set Killah, interviews Eric the Car Guy. They discuss the importance of efficiency over speed in auto repair, the challenges faced by new technicians, and the significance of creating a positive shop culture. Eric shares insights on transforming perceptions of trade professions, the role of professionalism, and the necessity of setting customer expectations. The conversation emphasizes the impact of quality work on customer trust and the importance of customer service in the auto repair industry.

    31 min

  8. JAN 26

    From Costa Rica to the Podium: Esteban Soto's Journey

    This weeks show fro Jorge

    46 min
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An auto glass based discussion with a 20 year expert in the industry. Anything and everything goes.

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  • Creator
    Ghost Set Killah James
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    126
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Ghost Set Killah James