What is your favorite feature in Jobber? Why?
I'll go first. My favorite feature in Jobber is probably the new quote templates. This makes our selling process so much easier. It's also easier to train new sales people because we don't have to teach them how to write an entire quote. We can just teach them which template is best for the job, they are bidding.Anyone Tried Jobber’s New Get Noticed Score Tool?
Hey Jobber community! Jobber just rolled out a new free tool called https://tools.getjobber.com/score/GetNoticed to help analyze your online performance in seconds. It helps you: Find your Google Business Profile See how your business shows up online Get a personalized action plan to improve your visibility All you need to enter is your company name, zip/postal code, and industry, and it gives you instant insights. Has anyone here used it yet? I’d love to know: Was it easy to use? Did you find the action plan helpful? Did anything surprise you about your online presence? Do you think it needs polishing? Drop your experiences or thoughts below!Are You Selling Your Service… or Selling the Experience?
Customers have more choices than ever. Sometimes the difference isn’t just the service you provide, but how you make people feel from the first interaction to the final follow-up. What are some ways your business creates an experience that keeps customers coming back?What marketing tool has given you the best return on investment?
Hi everyone! 👋 As a newer business owner, I'm trying to be intentional about where I invest my time and money. There are so many marketing tools available—from social media and Google Business Profile to vehicle wraps, yard signs, email marketing, referrals, and automation—that it can be hard to know what really works. If you could recommend just one marketing tool or strategy that has brought in the most customers for your business, what would it be and why? I'd love to hear what has worked for you and what you would recommend to someone just getting started. Thanks in advance for sharing your experience!
Do handwritten thank you notes still make a difference?
Random thought: Have handwritten thank you notes become a thing of the past? In a world of emails, texts, and automated follow ups, I wonder if a simple handwritten note stands out more today than it did 20 years ago. Do any of you send them to customers, employees, referral partners, or vendors? If so, have you seen an impact? Curious to hear what others are doing and whether personal touches like this still move the needle.
