Who brought this to my attention? I've started using this recently and feel like I haven't even scratched the surface. As I was writing this at a substrate manufacturers workshop, the contractor next to me said "you use joist?" and then showed me his very bullet pointed and photo populated estimate. I think it really helped to justify the price before the customer saw it. Is anyone comfortable sharing their estimates here?

Hey guys! I know we spoke about this tool today on the call so I wanted to post a quick overview video as well as a couple of examples of it in live action: http://somup.com/c0n2Ywx8ey - Video overview https://proposalflow.co/project/proposal-for-luke-miller/ - Sample for Luke https://proposalflow.co/project/proposal-for-donald-trump-2/ - A longer sample for Donald Trump If any of you are interested in giving this a try, please let me know. We're trying to help contractors close more jobs by showcasing their knowledge and expertise and this is just one way. You can comment down below, message me or email support@happytileguy.com requesting access. @John Kapfhammer

I shared this in our telegram group, so if you've already seen this, I apologize, but initially wanted to bring it over here but was having difficulties posting. If you haven't heard yet, there's Artificial Intelligent software out there that's going to be great for us to utilize with our businesses. Whether it's a blog post, or a "thank you" letter to a great client, this software has taken almost all the time and effort out of getting a written point across. For my first time messing around with it, I wanted to see if it could help me develop a brochure to leave with my clients, to help instruct how to clean and maintain their tile installation. I asked : Can you write up the text for a brochure I can leave with my clients, teaching them how to properly care for their new shower? Chat GPT response: Of course, here is a brochure that you can use to teach your clients how to properly care for their new shower: How to Properly Care for Your New Shower Congratulations on your new shower! With proper care, you can keep it looking and functioning like new for years to come. Here are some tips to help you keep your shower in top condition: Regular Cleaning: Regular cleaning is the best way to keep your shower in good condition. Use a mild cleaner and a soft-bristled brush to clean your shower walls, floor, and fixtures. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals that can damage the surfaces. Remove Soap Scum: Soap scum can build up over time and be difficult to remove. To prevent buildup, squeegee the walls and floor after each use. If you notice buildup, use a mild acid-based cleaner to remove it. Prevent Mold and Mildew: Moisture can lead to the growth of mold and mildew. To prevent this, make sure your shower is well-ventilated. Open a window or turn on the fan while you shower and for 30 minutes after. Also, clean the grout regularly and repair any cracks or gaps. Protect Your Surfaces: Avoid placing sharp or heavy objects on the shower surfaces, as they can scratch or damage them. Use a mat or non-slip strips to prevent slips and falls.

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Looks like Google reviews is fixed! Just had two customers successfully leave reviews for me!