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You Don't Need Balls To Run A Pest Control Business: The Ultimate Guide To Pest Control Business Success

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Are You Ready to Break into the Pest Control Business, but Unsure if You Have What It Takes?Have you ever wondered if you could successfully run a pest control business—even in a male-dominated industry? Do you feel uncertain about where to start or how to make your business profitable? Maybe you're overwhelmed by the thought of balancing office tasks and managing pest control operations. If you’ve asked yourself these questions, you're not alone.Jenny Jordan, a seasoned expert in the pest control industry, faced the same struggles. As a woman in this field, she not only proved her worth but thrived, building a profitable pest control business from scratch. Jenny knows what it takes to push through doubt, build credibility, and turn a humble beginning into a thriving enterprise. With years of experience and countless lessons learned, she's compiled all her hard-earned knowledge into this practical guide.In You Don’t Need Balls To Run A Pest Control Business, You Will Discover:Why women can excel in the pest control industry and turn heads doing it.How to lay the foundation for a business that not only survives but thrives.The key mistakes most new business owners make—and how to avoid them.Powerful strategies for breaking into a competitive industry.How to position yourself as a credible authority, even when starting out.Proven techniques to scale your business without burning out.What you need to know about marketing, customer retention, and increasing profits.A roadmap for building a long-lasting, successful business, no matter your background.If you want to stop doubting yourself and start building the pest control business of your dreams, then scroll up and buy this book today! Read more

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Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 11, 2024


Language ‏ : ‎ English


File size ‏ : ‎ 7.7 MB


Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited


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Print length ‏ : ‎ 33 pages


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    • A Useful Book for Anyone Starting Any Business
Format: Kindle
This book has a very catchy title, implying. It’s a book written for how females can run a pest control business, which is a unique twist on the otherwise typical roles of a generic book on how to run and execute any business plan. Just spoken, 25 pages give us an overview of how to set up and run a pest control business. 50% of what the author says about this business could be applied to any business you want to start: insurance, real estate, retail sales, or other companies. The advice in the book could be used by any business about accounting software, the business software industry, legal standards, how to establish a business, what type of business to set up, among others, even the use of SEO to acquire new customers. While reading this book, I kept thinking it could be applied to other businesses, and from that point of view, it’s quite dark and generic. It was also beautifully illustrated with charts showing all sorts of symbols and images of people in the pesticide business. If you want a quick overview of the pesticide business, this is an excellent book. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2025 by GARY
    • A must-read for aspiring entrepreneurs beyond pest control
Format: Kindle
I was pleased to learn that there is a book available on running a pest control business. I've always been incredibly curious about what it all entailed. There is a British TV series starring Steve Coogan called ‘Saxondale’, where Saxondale is a former roadie who now runs a pest control business and is in and out of all kinds of pest-related situations. I've always been interested in the people who help us manage these distressing little house invaders. A relative told me he got into this field because of its autonomy. This book confirms that, and is an insightful guide for anyone looking to enter or grow within the pest control industry. The title itself is enough to catch your attention, but the content delivers even more than it promises. The book focuses on practical advice rather than traditional (and outdated) norms. The author’s personal anecdotes create a relatable narrative that motivates readers, regardless of their background or level of experience in pest control. The guide breaks down the complexities of running a pest control business into manageable, actionable steps. It covers everything from starting up and managing finances to hiring staff, marketing strategies, and scaling the business. Each chapter has practical tips, real-world examples, plus thoughtful insights that make the lessons easy to understand and implement. Readers will walk away with not just a business plan but also the motivation and tools to overcome obstacles and lead with purpose. Whether you’re a seasoned pest control professional looking to refine your operations or a complete beginner exploring the field, this book provides value at every level. The humor and candor keep the reading lighthearted, even as the advice remains laser-focused and practical. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2025 by chacha
    • A thorough introduction to the steps needed to start your business
Format: Kindle
Hat’s off to the author for overcoming hardship, building a successful business, and sharing her wisdom with the world. As an entrepreneur and father of two sons needing a career, I’ve often wondered what’s involved from a regulatory standpoint. This book is not what I was hoping for in that department. What it is, in my opinion, is a good outline for an instructional book, without the instruction. All the things you’ll need to do to start and run your business are mentioned in the book, but there’s very little accompanying info on how to go about accomplishing those things. So it’s WHAT you need to do, but not HOW to do it. Nevertheless, the author does list things most people new to starting a business would probably never think about needing to address in order to be successful…including a strong work ethic. Finally, a publishing critique: this book doesn’t seem to have been properly formatted for digital devices, making a little tricky to adjust the size of the print and access the pages in order. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2024 by Kevin McBroom
    • No-Nonsense Business Strategies!
Format: Kindle
This book is an inspiring and practical guide for anyone curious about starting a pest control business, especially women. Jenny Jordan shares her real-life experience and helpful tips in a way that feels honest and encouraging. She covers everything from getting certifications to building a team and attracting customers. It's a smart and motivating read that shows you don’t need to fit the mold to succeed in this industry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025 by Miyuki Sugiura
    • Dedication
Format: Kindle
This book noy only talks about the pest control business but shows the steps necessary to estblish any business. Determanition, commitment, perservance. All the characteristics necessary to be sucessful in many things. a great read.
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024 by MikeA
    • Great information on how to succeed at Pest Control!
Format: Kindle
Jenny Jordan supplies a no-nonsense guide on how to start and build a pest control business for anyone who is serious about wanting to start a new business and willing to put in the hardwork that Jenny clearly spells out in the book! No fluff, it gets to the key points and delivers on the title!
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025 by Craig ATS
    • Interesting, but does not deliver
Format: Kindle
This book was very interesting, for the most part. I am a little confused about what I was supposed to learn from reading it, especially from the chapter titled "Pest Control 101: what you need to know." The chapter laid out the learning objectives, but did not deliver a single one. Instead, it just moved on to another topic: Hiring Help. The writing in this book is all over the place. Some sections are very easy to read and flow smoothly. Other sections are filled with run-on sentences, missing punctuation, or just jump from one sentence to the next with no period or capitalization. I loved the idea of this book, but it is either missing a lot of pages, or simply did not give the information on purpose. I can not recommend this book to anyone wanting to start a pest-control business. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025 by Jennifer

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