Now that You've had a Home Inspection book

[kpierce]

Originally Posted by pgribbons

QR codes can be used in several different ways. First I have it on my business card for the high tech folks that want to just point and click in order to schedule an appointment with me. If you have an I -phone or camera phone that has a QR code scanner application, then you are able to take a picture of the QR code and that will take them directly to my website.

The other application that I use it for is for " Move-In Certified flyers.
I set up a different code for each property which takes potential buyers directly to that public report.

It is obviously too new for most, however for the high tech buyers, they love it and it shows them that you are probably a cutting edge inspector in other areas as well.

Phil Gribbons

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Yep. Also, go one step further and develop a mobile version of your site. Look at my login page on your phone:

[Chuck Forman, CPI]

I give a book out at every inspection, to both the client, and the realtor if they have not used me before. Everyone really seems to appreciate the little above and beyond. Great part is the only people I am competing with on this are other NACHI Inspectors and that doesn't bother me at all. Happy Inspecting!

[Brad O\'Connor]

Originally Posted by gromicko

Probably the most incorrect statement I've heard in a long time.

Your statement implies that all inspectors get an equal share of the pie and so if the pie shrinks, everyone gets less. That is rubbish. There always those who get the lion's share of any market and their piece gets BIGGER not smaller when their competitors weaken due to a shrinking pie.

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Nick is absolutely right! The good 'ol 'pie theory' - you either feed off the same pie, or you become a baker and bake your own

[Robert W. Jude]

safeguard inspections. take a picture, wait a year. collect $10 bucks