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Building a Successful Service Agreement Program with Jaime DiDomenico and Tommy Mello

📅 December 25, 2019 ⏱️ 1:03:33 🎤 Jaime DiDomenico, Tommy Mello

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  • 0:00
    Building a successful service agreement program
  • 3:21
    Don't get stuck in the eight-track world
  • 6:44
    Why service agreements build enterprise value
  • 10:04
    The humility of realizing you don't know it all
  • 13:30
    Membership as a promise you keep
  • 16:47
    Short-term results vs long-term plans
  • 20:03
    The lifetime value of a member
  • 23:21
    Service agreements across the trades
  • 26:47
    The hybrid model: selling max life
  • 30:01
    Why service sales are more intricate than retail
  • 39:52
    Pricing without ripping customers off
  • 49:39
    Using the slow season to get caught up
  • 56:15
    The KPIs that matter for service agreements

Speakers

J
Jaime DiDomenico
HVAC & Service Agreement Expert
T
Tommy Mello
Host; Founder & CEO, A1 Garage Door Service

Key Takeaways

Service agreements build recurring revenue and enterprise value — investors pay a premium for a base of members, not one-off jobs.

A membership is a promise you keep; treating those thousands of commitments seriously is what keeps you memorable.

Members are worth far more over time — the average lifetime value of a plan customer dwarfs a one-time transaction.

Track KPIs specifically for your service-agreement program; what you don't measure, you can't grow.

Price the plan fairly — don't rip customers off, but don't underprice into being uncompetitive either.

Selling a service is more intricate than selling socks; give your team the products, tools, and time to communicate value.

Stay humble — operators who assume they know everything stop learning, and service-agreement programs reward constant refinement.

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