The Sad Truth About Your Paint Prices [Tomorrow]

Every painter swore up and down they had GREAT paint prices - until I showed them the survey data I had collect from similar companies.

They were not happy to discover how much they had needlessly overpaid... some for years, others for decades. It cost them a small fortune over time. Details here:

Tomorrow at 6:30 PM Eastern, I'll pull back the curtain and reveal things your paint store probably doesn't want you to know. Don't be mad at me, I'm just the messenger.

Here's what I'll be sharing that can dramatically change your personal income...

* On average, painters are paying 34% more than they should for paint.

* Pricing is arbitrary, secretive and unfair.

* It doesn't matter how much you buy.

* Loyalty means nothing.

* The average painter thinks about buying paint the exact wrong way.

* "Convenience store buying" habits are robbing painters of 15-25% of their income

* And there are other elements to this that will blow your mind (I'm saving that for the training)

Here are the training details...

5 Steps to 34% Average Savings on Paint - without Sacrificing Quality

Tuesday, December 8th, 6:30 – 7:30pm EASTERN

https://paintersacademy.lpages.co/paint-savings-event/

This is just an educated guess, but I think 2021 is going to be a rocky year for painters.

People are irrational about the virus and the government is already talking about lockdowns and tax increases.

That means painting contractors need to take action early in order to protect their income.

Since paint is your largest purchase other than labor, you can't afford to over-pay.

We'll also be talking about reducing other business expenses, but I'll save that for the training.

Click here to register for this event: https://paintersacademy.lpages.co/paint-savings-event/

BTW, our training platform only allows 100 attendees.

So, register early... more importantly get their at least 5 minutes early and log-on to save your seat.

Last training, people sent me emails saying, "I can't log on!" I replied back after the event, "Space was limited as advertised."

I'll see you soon and let me know if I can help you with your business in any way in the meantime.

Take Care,

Brandon Lewis, MBA

Founder - THE ACADEMY for PROFESSIONAL PAINTING CONTRACTORS

Publisher - Painter's Weekly