Hudson Ink Teleseminar: How Can Contractors Thrive in an Economic Slowdown?

Montgomery, AL (PRWEB) April 3, 2008 -- It's happening now. Just like it did in 2004, 2001, in 1997, and in 1990. The crazies are running the asylum; the sane and savvy will prosper... again.

This is almost as good as the previous scares. Remember the "Tech Shortage Implosion" just 3 years ago? Funny, where are those doomsdayers now that techs are lining up in the lobby? Or the "Franchise/Consolidation MotherShip Has Landed" upheaval? Many contractors sold their futures to cashless and/or bankrupt companies during that one.

Then there was...

The "13 SEER Sky is Falling" and the "Home Depot/Lowe's Home Service Invasion." (This one surfaces about every 2 years. Wonder who starts it?) Each sends worried contractors scurrying for cover, while the "big guys" laugh at what looks like an ant hill being scattered by a mischievous 10-year old. Contractors should ask...

Was there really less money being spent on in-home contracting service work? Do Americans really quit using their electricity, plumbing, or keeping their homes warm when this "news" hits? Maybe contractors are seeing it unravel now. Probably more money was spent; it was just "shared" among fewer people out to collect customers and millions. And since it's happening again, why shouldn't you be one of those?

With recent economic forecasts predicting even further downturns for contractors, it's even more important that our readers are part of those "few." That's why Adams Hudson, president of Hudson, Ink and author of the newly published "Contractor Marketing Secrets" is offering a FREE replay of his audio seminar "How To Thrive In An Economic Slowdown" on April 9, 2008.

"Contractors don't have it easy," says Hudson. "They've been led to believe their craft or their technical expertise should bring commensurate results from the marketplace. Sadly, it doesn't. So they struggle, thinking that longer hours or worse -- cheaper prices -- are the answers. The cycle is common, costly, and unnecessary."

"I count my blessings to have a base of 14,580 contractors, ranging from 3 - 250 employees; from 1 MONTH to 105 years in business. They've not just 'seen' it, but lived it, from all angles. The collective experience and knowledge creates a well-worn "wealth path" to those willing to follow the clues," he continues. "And the others? Well, I guess they do it on their own, one trudging foot in front of the other, meandering the mud-caked land mines at their own pace."

Yet this collective "brain trust" of experience is the subject of this free teleseminar on "How to Thrive in an Economic Slowdown" where contractors will learn...

? What media works best now, and which ones are losers? (Plus there are 2 'new-ish' ones that have gotten juicy results recently.)

? What marketing method is the 'dark horse' to greater profitability (but likely at way less expense)? This'll be NO surprise to about 11% of contractors, for very good reason.

? How to turn one sale into many... without spending another dime.

? What the heck is Cluster Control and why did this million-dollar method "migrate" to contracting from real estate...but only a few are doing it?

? What is the hottest internet technique going for contractors? (There are 2 actually, that work together and cost nothing to use. They cut through the competitive clutter like a new SawzAll through sheetrock. Hudson will say this once.)

And much more for free at http://www.hudsonink.com/teleseminar.shtml.

"My true passion is helping contractors improve their business and grow the strongest network of profit-building systems they can," explains Hudson. "All contractors have to do is register at the website. No junk mail, no telemarketing, no selling your information to list brokers -- that's the last thing contractors need to be worrying about right now. All we want to do is offer them the tools to get where they want to be. It's that simple."

About Hudson Ink

Hudson Ink, Corp. is a marketing firm dedicated to helping in-home service contractors market more effectively with turn-key marketing programs, customer retention programs, and complete strategy applications. Its president, Adams Hudson, is the author of 11 books on contractor marketing, including the recently published "Contractor Marketing Secrets," along with hundreds of magazine articles, national seminar appearances, and thousands of ads to assist contractors.

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