Book More Business with QuickQube

Are you a $1,000,000 Producer?

If you want to be a $1,000,000 producer you've got to hustle.  If your goal is $2,000,000 or $3,000,00 a year you've really got to move.  Time is money.  A few more hours a day can make all the difference in whether or not you'll meet your goal.  QuickQube can give you those hours.

How many job walks do you do in a week?

Based on industry averages, you need to book 3 to 4 average sized jobs a week to book $1,000,000 a year.  If your closing ratio is average for the industry (about 33%) that means you need to do 10 to 12 new job walks a week.  That's a lot of time, not to mention the other 10 or so meetings during the week you'll have for bid presentations and move planning, etc.  Sure you can e-mail or fax over the bids for the smaller jobs but you know that your odds of getting the job will be a lot better if you present the bid in person.

Close smaller jobs immediately after the job walk!

For the smaller jobs you'll be able to quickly put together your bid and present it while you're still on-site when you go out to do the job walk.  You'll be able to go over your bid right then with the prospect, explain how you came up with the estimate, and try to close them on the spot.  No having to make a 2nd trip out to the site to present your bid in person.  "One and Done" is how it will be.

QuickQube is great for the larger jobs too!

Even though you go back to the office to put together your bid on  larger jobs, you'll take less time to do because everything you need is right there in the computer.  No need to spend your valuable time transferring the inventory and your notes from paper into the computer.  You won't misplace the paperwork because there is no paperwork.  The complete inventory and all the notes you took when you did the job walk are right there in QuickQube.  Just open it up, review your notes, enter the origin and destination access information and there you are.  QuickQube will automatically prepare a preliminary estimate based on the defaults you've entered when you first set up QuickQube.  If this job has some special requirements you can refine the calculations as much as you need.