Name: The Refinement Flywheel (en Inglés)
SKU: 69135546
Price: 558.98 MXN
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Author: Kevin Skidmore
ISBN: 9798193823391

portada The Refinement Flywheel (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently published

Autor

Kevin Skidmore

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

136

ISBN13

9798193823391

The Refinement Flywheel (en Inglés)

Kevin Skidmore (Autor) · Independently published · Libro Físico

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Reseña del libro "The Refinement Flywheel (en Inglés)"

Most service businesses get busier before they get better. More customers create more promises, moreadministration and often less control.The Refinement Flywheel is the practical story of building a recurring-revenue cleaning business through hundredsof small, deliberate improvements. It is not about chasing growth at any cost. It is about creating a business thatbecomes calmer, stronger and easier to run each year.Kevin Skidmore explains how to build a compact and profitable round, sell consistent outcomes rather than hours, protect capacity through pricing and scheduling, and measure what genuinely affects the operation.Drawing on real decisions from the field, he shows why a five-to-six-week route became the line for regularmaintenance, how first cleans and ad hoc work were priced as resets, why clear annual terms and Direct Debitsupported a dependable route, and how water production, flow, van capacity and staffing decisions affected speedand profit.You will also learn how clear service standards, reliable communication, thoughtful customer care and genuinepremium services can improve retention without adding unnecessary complexity.This is not a theory of effortless success. It is an honest, field-tested method for noticing what keeps going wrong, fixing the cause, protecting the gain and reinvesting it into the next improvement.