“We're trying to get 70% or higher. And we’ll see that those days we’re hitting 75, 80%”

Brian Burton · Owned and Operated · Stop Buying More Leads. Fix Your Home Service Sales. With Brian Burton

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What was described

run a 60-second question blitz where technicians ask as many questions as possible, aiming for at least 70% of sentences ending in question marks

target 70%; observed 75-80% during play

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