Contractors Playbook CompanyCam

You've maybe noticed a steady decline in the frequency of these episodes so Michael and Isaac sat down to chat in this goodbye episode. We'd love some feedback your feedback, so head to companycam.com/podcast and give us some thoughts to help direct our content in the future. Thanks so much for tuning in! 

Benji Carlson from Breakthrough Academy joins Michael Gogan to talk about the harsh world of retaining your contractors. This is a must-listen and gives excellent insight into attracting contractors and keeping them happy! Enjoy!

Emily Howard from American Painting Contractor joined Michael Gogan a few weeks back to talk not just about the painting industry, but really about the labor shortage as a whole. The conversation flowed from there and covered some great ground that you'll want to take in as it impacts your hiring strategy. Enjoy! 

Tyler Campbell transitioned from working in the industry to helping develop company brands throughout the industry. He sat down with Michael Gogan to share some of what he has learned in the process and how developing your brand can help refine what you do as a company, help you land better employees, and connect with your customers more authentically. 

"This might be the best episode yet," were the first words out of Michaels mouth after recording with Ryan and Ken from iink payments. Our first podcast live from our very own studio was a conversation about how Ryan and Ken's experience in the contracting world has given them a unique look into the customer journey. From gaining new customers to retaining old customers and everything in between, the insight in this conversation is for anyone trying to care for the people they come in contact with in their work. 

Paul Jamison, best selling author of "Cut That Grass and Make That Cash" and host of the top-rated Green Industry Podcast, joins Michael Gogan to talk about starting a business from nothing, lessons he learned along the way, and different routes he would recommend for someone starting fresh today. There is some solid, practical content here for any contractor in all lanes of the contractor industry.