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Home Builder Marketers Podcast⠀This show is for home builders who are tired of guessing at their marketing.⠀We dig into what's actually working right now, what builders are getting wrong, and how to fix it.
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Building Systems, Forecasting Cash Flow, and Running a $100M Build Company ft. Dan Morton from JACK App (opens the original)
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Seth and Nicholas sit down with Dan Morton, founder of JACK App and owner of a construction company in Australia that builds over 200 homes a year and turns over more than $100 million, all while he runs the software company from Houston, Texas. Dan shares how he went from a plumbing apprentice who dropped out at 15 to running two businesses at once, why roughly 80 percent of construction companies fail because of cash flow and not craftsmanship, and how live financial forecasting lets a builder
Building SOPs, Killing Construction Chaos, and Scaling From $3M to $10M ft. Jon Engquist from Subtrak (opens the original)
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This week we sat down with Jon, founder of Subtrak, a software platform built to help contractors and home builders create, organize, and track their standard operating procedures. Jon works with construction companies to bring order to the chaos that comes with managing crews, subs, and multiple projects at once. We dig into why SOPs are the difference between a builder stuck at $3 million and one scaling past $10 million, why a simple checklist solves about 80% of process problems, and why pro
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