E21: Cheap Is Killing Your Business | Candace & AJ Samrai
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Not every contractor earns a realtor's recommendation. And it's usually not about price.
This week on The Build Line, Heather and Jerry sit down with luxury real estate team Candace and AJ Samrai to talk about what actually makes professionals referable. From creating an unforgettable client experience to protecting your reputation, qualifying clients, and knowing when to walk away from the wrong deal, this conversation is packed with lessons that apply far beyond real estate.
Candace and AJ share how they brought a Southern California level of service to the Sacramento market, why the cheapest contractor often becomes the most expensive referral mistake, and how businesses can stand out by delivering value long after the transaction is complete.
Whether you're a contractor, realtor, designer, or business owner, this episode will challenge the way you think about trust, communication, relationships, and building a business people can't stop recommending.
In this episode:
• Why reputation is your most valuable marketing asset
• The power of creating an unforgettable client experience
• Why the cheapest referral often becomes the most expensive mistake
• How to qualify clients and protect your time
• The difference between investing for resale and investing in your lifestyle
• What contractors and realtors can learn from each other about building trust
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