Now is my favorite time of year! Nothing beats Christmas, my favorite holiday
with my favorite music! New Years brings with it the opportunity for reflection
on the past year and a new beginning filled with new opportunities. And best of
all, this is a fantastic selling time! There is a lot going on in the next 5
weeks…consequently, it is more important than ever to have a plan. I’ve enclosed
a holiday calendar to help you in your plan.
There are really two important parts to every holiday plan. First is to make
a plan, second is the discipline to actually do it. Here are some key points to
an effective holiday plan:
1. Identify the time you want to take off… and can afford to take off.
2. Review where you are on your yearly volume and set you goal for year-end
volume.
3. Identify the time you are going to work… and your income and volume
target.
4. Commit to your plan and stick to it.
Great Holiday Time, Great Selling Time, Great Plan and Great Execution will
make this the fun and profitable holiday season you and your family deserve.
Curt Kesselring
President of Maintenance Engineering
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Thursday, December 6, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
Maintenance Engineering Product Tips “Did You Know..?? Halogens”
Did you know that when you are replacing incandescent flood lamps with Maintenance Engineering’s Halogen Pars, you can use the lamps as either light-boosting devices, or energy-saving devices, or in some cases, both?
For maximum light boosting, you can match wattage with the incandescent and get about double the light output.
For maximum energy-saving, you can drop to about half the incandescent wattage and still match the incandescent’s light level. Or you can pick a Halogen Par wattage somewhere in-between and get both some light-boosting and some energy-savings, just lesser amounts of both. It is up to you to decide what the customer requires.
For maximum light boosting, you can match wattage with the incandescent and get about double the light output.
For maximum energy-saving, you can drop to about half the incandescent wattage and still match the incandescent’s light level. Or you can pick a Halogen Par wattage somewhere in-between and get both some light-boosting and some energy-savings, just lesser amounts of both. It is up to you to decide what the customer requires.
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