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Blue Collar Contractor Advice, Don’t be that guy or you’ll go broke #contractor

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This video offers advice to contractors, emphasizing that they should not undervalue their work by offering cheap prices. The speaker explains that being known as 'cheap' attracts the wrong type of clientele and makes it difficult to earn sufficient money. Instead, contractors should set reasonable, higher prices to attract higher-quality customers who are willing to pay for value, which ultimately benefits the entire contracting industry.

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there's two types of people in the contractor space there's people who are cheap and like to work for free and make every customer happy and there's people out there who actually want to make some money now I'm going to tell you some brutal honest advice and that if you're a contractor you should not give low prices because not only you're going to hardly make any money but you're going to have a reputation for doing work for cheap for example let's say you're a contractor and you do a job for Mr Smith Mr Smith is then going to tell all his friends hey I know this guy he was so cheap cheaper than everybody else here's his phone number no you don't want to be that guy you should value your work and give reasonable higher prices because not only you're going to make a lot more money but you're also going to attract better quality customers and help the entire contractor space as a whole

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