Masters of Home Service

Jobber

Jobber’s Masters of Home Service podcast features in-depth interviews with industry experts to help make your business more profitable and efficient. Tune in today to get actionable advice, insights, and inspiration from successful business owners who live and breathe home service.

  1. May 26

    Create a Week of Social Media Content in 45 Minutes

    45 minutes, once a week. That’s all you need to win on social media. In this episode of Masters of Home Service, host Adam Sylvester sits down with Hunter Patrick, founder of Dumpire Junk Removal, and Phil Risher, owner of Phlash Consulting, to show how home service businesses can use social media to attract real, paying customers. Download our free weekly social media plan for this episode: https://bit.ly/4nKziLe Show Notes: [00:27] Why home service pros struggle with social media [01:17] Do follower counts actually matter on social media? [03:12] How do social media algorithms work? [05:19] Are reels and short-form videos winning local leads? [06:20] How to post on social media effectively [07:46] How Hunter creates weekly content in under an hour [09:35] Business page vs personal brand: what works better? [12:12] Why views don't matter, customers do [13:15] Content ideas that market you as the local expert [13:55] How social media content trains AI and improves SEO [16:02] A simple social media system for busy contractors [18:26] The hook strategy that keeps people watching your videos [21:01] How do you target local customers on social media? [22:50] How to use organic content to create better ads [24:33] DIY social media tools every business needs [25:37] 3 easy videos home service pros can record today New to Jobber? Masters of Home Service listeners can claim an exclusive discount for Jobber at https://bit.ly/4olKiNR

    31 min
  2. May 19

    Shark Tank's Daymond John on Good Debt, Execution, and the Power of Broke

    What does it actually take to scale a business? In this episode of Masters of Home Service, Adam Sylvester sits down with entrepreneur and Shark Tank investor Daymond John to talk about entrepreneurship, scaling a business, leadership, money, systems, investing, and what separates successful business owners from everyone else. This episode is packed with practical business advice for entrepreneurs and home service business owners. From building FUBU into a global brand to investing in some of Shark Tank’s biggest success stories, Daymond shares real lessons on business growth, communication, mindset, leadership, hiring, financial literacy, and scaling sustainably. You’ll also hear practical advice for home service business owners on operations, delegation, customer value, business systems, and long-term growth. Show Notes: [00:00] Intro [00:52] What Daymond John wants to be known for [01:27] Why some people succeed in business [03:05] Financial literacy and entrepreneurship [04:52] Good debt vs bad debt [07:22] What investors want to see [08:24] Risk and entrepreneurship [13:03] Why Bombas became successful [16:02] Solving problems in business [17:46] What makes a good communicator [23:07] Health, burnout, and entrepreneurship [26:13] What business owners need to know [29:23] Working on vs in the business [31:06] Every solved problem creates another problem [33:15] The biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make [39:04] Why data matters in business [41:14] Why execution matters more than ideas [44:20] Letting go as a business owner [46:29] Final advice for entrepreneurs New to Jobber? Masters of Home Service listeners can claim an exclusive discount for Jobber at https://bit.ly/4olKiNR

    48 min
  3. Apr 28

    Want to make $1M Cleaning? Pick Your Path (Residential or Commercial)

    Should you build a residential cleaning business or go all-in on commercial? In this episode of Masters of Home Service, host Adam Sylvester sits down with two operators on opposite sides of the industry to break it down. Savannah Revis runs a residential, eco-friendly cleaning company, while Anatoly Nazarov focuses on commercial and government contracts. They share what actually matters when choosing your path and what most people get wrong. Show Notes: [01:25] Should you do both residential and commercial cleaning? [02:26] Is residential cleaning easy to start? [03:15] Which cleaning market is more competitive? [04:10] Misconceptions about commercial cleaning [05:14] Residential vs commercial: workforce differences [06:56] Insurance, licensing, and certifications explained [10:23] Low barrier to entry vs high competition path [12:11] Volume vs big contracts: which model fits you? [14:05] How recurring work shows up in commercial cleaning [16:05] Does branding matter in commercial cleaning? [16:33] How commercial cleaning bids work [19:33] Relationships vs transactions in cleaning  [21:20] Do employees prefer residential or commercial work? [24:35] How to start a cleaning business (residential and commercial) [26:02] Pay structures: wages, benefits, and subcontractors [27:26] Why being intentional and niching down leads to faster growth New to Jobber? Masters of Home Service listeners can claim an exclusive discount for Jobber at https://bit.ly/4olKiNR

    32 min
4.8
out of 5
30 Ratings

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Jobber’s Masters of Home Service podcast features in-depth interviews with industry experts to help make your business more profitable and efficient. Tune in today to get actionable advice, insights, and inspiration from successful business owners who live and breathe home service.

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