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Jake Ingledue
Join host Jake Ingledue on the Pest Control Entrepreneur podcast. On the show, Jake shares his wealth of knowledge and expertise in the pest control industry. As a successful pest control entrepreneur, Jake has unlocked the secrets to financial freedom and independence by building systems to scale his business. Tune in each week for actionable tips and strategies for growing your pest control company, maximizing profits, and balancing work and life. Whether you're just starting out in the pest control industry or looking to take your business to the next level, the Pest Control Entrepreneur podcast is the ultimate resource for aspiring and established pest control entrepreneurs. Subscribe now and learn how to build a thriving and profitable pest control business in an industry that's always in demand.
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In this episode, I'm interviewed on the @beyondhomosapien podcast by my friend and podcast producer Paul Tokgozoglu. We talk about spirituality and purpose in life and dive down some different rabbit holes. This episode is completely different than our normal content so I hope you like this other side of me :)
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On this episode, we sit down with entrepreneur Trent Mall. Trent is the owner of the Laughing Dragon Smoke shop in Marshfield, MO:
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In this episode, we talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly about business. We get into some of the nitty gritty when it comes to hiring and firing employees, managing your inventory, paying taxes, and a whole lot more.
If you're a business owner looking to level up your knowledge, this is the episode for you.
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In this episode, Jake Inglue shares about how he prevents equipment damage in his pest control business. It is all about creating processes and systems around your business and building a good company culture. Give your employees more responsibility and ownership over the processes and watch them surprise you with the things they accomplish.
In this episode, we talk about how to hire the right pest control technicians and get them to run the business on your behalf.
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Welcome to another episode of the Pest Control Entrepreneur where we provide valuable insights into starting and running a successful pest control business. In today's episode, Jake Ingledue gives us an exclusive tour of his home garage - the heart and hub of his thriving pest control business.
We begin our journey with a look at Jake's office space, the nerve center of operations. This is where strategic team meetings take place, decisions are made, and ideas are born. Jake shares tips on creating a productive and collaborative workspace, even in unconventional settings.
He talks about the 2 Second Lean system and why this is such an important part of his business because it allows his employees to setup systems on his behalf.
Jake also shows us the pest control equipment area, where all the essential tools are stored. Jake highlights the importance of maintaining and organizing your pest control equipment for efficiency and safety. He also discusses the selection of essential gear every pest control business should have.
Throughout this episode, Jake emphasizes the power of systems in running a pest control business. He reveals how he empowers his employees to operate within these systems, fostering a self-sustaining business that doesn't require his constant oversight.
Whether you're considering starting a pest control business or looking to streamline your existing operations, this episode is packed with practical advice from a seasoned pest control entrepreneur. Tune in to learn from Jake's experience and discover how to set up your pest control business for success, right from your garage.
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How To build a Successful Pest Control Company with Jake, the Pest Controller
Show Notes:
Welcome to another episode of the podcast where we dive deep into the pest control industry. Today, we have an exciting conversation with Jake, a successful pest control entrepreneur who has mastered the art of building and managing a pest control company.
In this episode, Jake shares his unique approach to business, his knack for systemizing operations, and his philosophy on creating a vibrant company culture. Jake's pest control company operates smoothly, thanks to the systems he's put in place, allowing him to venture into other businesses like real estate, lawn mowing, medical cannabis, and even glass blowing!
Here are some highlights from our conversation:
[00:03:00] Jake discusses his hands-off approach to the hiring process. He shares how he has created systems that allow his team to post job listings, carry out interviews, and onboard new hires.
[00:09:00] Learn about "2 second lean", a unique system Jake's pest control company uses to improve efficiency. Jake shares how he empowers his team to come up with new ideas and test them in the field.
[00:15:00] Jake talks about his other businesses and how he manages to juggle multiple ventures.
[00:21:00] Jake shares his perspective on entrepreneurship, discussing how he built systems from the beginning to free up his time to create and innovate.
[00:28:00] Listen to Jake's unique take on business as an art form. He believes that making mistakes is part of the process and the key is to learn from them.
[00:34:00] Jake shares an innovative approach to building a pest control company, where he partners with specialists, enabling the business to run on auto-pilot.
[00:40:00] Jake reveals his hiring philosophy: he hires people he enjoys spending time with, thereby creating a positive company culture.
[00:45:00] If you're inspired by Jake's journey and want to learn more about wholesaling, real estate, starting a business, and marketing, check out https://pestcontrolentrepreneur.com/ for a mentorship program. Sign up for a call today!
Whether you are a budding pest controller or an established pest control company owner, this episode is packed with valuable insights that can help you scale your business, build a productive team, and create a winning company culture. Remember to subscribe for more insights into the pest control industry!
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In this episode of the Pest Control Entrepreneur podcast, Jake, the host of the show, interviews Justin Skinner and Chaz Wolfe, and also chats with Eric Bassett, co-host of the "Bug Bux" podcast.
In their conversation with Jake, Justin and Chaz learn about his journey from real estate to podcasting, and how his passion for asking questions and connecting with people led him to start his own show. They also discuss the power of books as mentors and the importance of being present during conversations and on podcasts.
During his conversation with Chaz, Jake opens up about a costly mistake he made in his real estate business due to his reluctance to micromanage his contractors and lack of systems in place. They discuss the importance of finding quality people and having checklists and systems to manage the process effectively. Jake emphasizes that learning from mistakes is crucial to success and that hiring slowly and firing quickly is essential to building a successful team.
In his interview with Eric, Jake highlights the importance of providing a great customer experience, and how technicians are crucial to achieving that. Eric talks about the difference between cost and value and emphasizes the importance of personalization and relevancy in delivering value to customers. They also discuss the importance of marketing tactics such as door hangers, door-to-door sales, and social media to build brand awareness and attract new customers.
Throughout the episode, Jake and his guests provide valuable insights into building a successful business and the importance of learning from failures and continuously improving. Listeners will walk away with practical tips on managing their business and delivering a great customer experience, as well as ideas for marketing and branding their pest control services.
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On today's podcast where we'll be discussing Jake's 417 Pest Solutions company truck and system. Jake is a pest control expert and his company's ideology is based on being efficient, effective, and lean, similar to Chick-fil-A's small menu approach.
Jake believes in keeping things simple and super lean to avoid wasting time, effort, and resources. His truck is a reflection of this ideology. He uses the deck system with two drawers labeled as most used and least used for easy access to his equipment and products. He pays his employees every morning to fix what "bugs" them, and make the truck more effective, efficient, and clean.
Jake loves the deck system because it's super convenient and easy to use. He has products that are all labeled and organized. Ensuring that everything is labeled, makes it easier for his employees to use the truck efficiently. Knowing exactly where everything is allows for a smooth and quick service that the customers love.
One of Jake's ideas for becoming even more efficient is to switch to Tesla's electric vehicles for his fleet. Electric vehicles would help him lower his overhead costs by reducing gas expenses. However, Jake acknowledges that everyone has different visions and goals, and the use of any vehicle is ultimately up to the individual's preference.
The 417 Pest Solutions company truck and system, reflects his ideology of keeping things simple, lean, and efficient. His use of the deck system and labeling of equipment and products help ensure that his employees can easily find and use what they need. Thank you for listening, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more content!
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Welcome to the Pest Control Entrepreneur Show! In today's episode, we will discuss a Super Simple Recruiting Process that you can implement today in your business. As entrepreneurs in the pest control industry, recruiting employees can be a daunting task. However, with the right strategy, it can be a breeze. Before we dive into our topic, we ask that you support the channel by liking, subscribing, commenting, and sharing this episode. It helps us create more valuable content for you in the future.
Critical Client Flow - Systemology:
The first step in our Super Simple Recruiting Process is to understand the Critical Client Flow or Systemology. This process consists of Attention, Inquiry, Sale, Money, Onboarding, Delivery, and Repeat. By applying this process to recruiting employees, you can simplify and streamline the process.
Create a Video to post on Indeed:
One way to apply the Critical Client Flow to recruiting employees is by creating a video to post on Indeed. This video should showcase your company's culture, core values, vision, and direction. It should also discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of the job position to be completely transparent with potential applicants. In the video, start with a hook intro to grab the viewer's attention. Then, discuss how the potential employee can apply for the position by submitting a resume. For those who are really interested, you can ask them to submit a brief video answering questions such as: How do you feel you will be able to contribute to our team? What are you looking forward to most if you were hired? What do you enjoy doing for fun? This allows you to screen applicants and get a better understanding of their personality, values, and work ethic.
Why you do it this way:
This process allows you to attract applicants who are not just interested in the job position, but also in your company's culture and vision. By being transparent about the job position and the company, you can filter out those who may not be a good fit for the job or the company culture. Additionally, by asking applicants to submit a video, you can get a better understanding of their personality, communication skills, and enthusiasm for the job.
Conclusion:
Recruiting employees can be simplified by applying the Critical Client Flow or Systemology and creating a video to post on Indeed. By being transparent about the job position and the company culture, you can attract applicants who are a good fit for the job and the company. Additionally, by asking applicants to submit a video, you can better understand their personality and enthusiasm for the job.
We hope this episode helps you in your recruitment process and stay tuned for more valuable content on the Pest Control Entrepreneur Show!
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Welcome to the new episode of the "Pest Control Entrepreneur," Jake gets interviewed on the “Pest Control Millionaire,” show hosted by Jonas Olson, a successful entrepreneur. In this episode, you will hear about Jake's journey towards systemizing his business, the importance of empowering others, and about the mentors that lead him to becoming the success he is today.
One of the main themes that Jake discusses is the importance of creating systems in your business. Jake explains that he wanted to provide phenomenal customer service, and in order to do that without hiring someone for sales, he achieved it by doing things like creating phone scripts, a scheduling system, and a system that explains expectations on how to get repeat business.
Another theme that Jake discusses is the importance of having mentors and learning new things in order to grow as a person and a business. He recommends reading books like "The Slight Edge," "The Compound Effect," "Atomic Habits," "Traction," "Profit First," "100 Million Dollar Offers," and "How To Win Friends and Influence People." Jake believes that having mentors and learning new things are crucial to personal and professional growth.
Jake also wishes he had a personal and business vision from the start, and he explains that having a vision is the roadmap to success that helps you live a fulfilling life. It becomes a filter so that all the things that look like opportunities are actually a distraction. It's essential to create boundaries and set standards for your company.
In conclusion, Jake emphasizes the importance of creating systems, having a personal and business vision, learning from mentors, and setting clear expectations and boundaries for your company. Jake's advice is invaluable for anyone looking to start their own business or scale an already existing one.
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Headline: Guest on the “Professional Failure Podcast” In this episode of The Pest Control Entrepreneur Podcast, host Jake Ingledue gets interviewed by the “Professional Failure Podcast'' host Justin Skinner. He brings in successful entrepreneurs and leaders to share their stories of failure and how they overcame it.
Segment 1: Jake’s journey from a college student to running a successful pest control business and starting his own podcast.
While in college, he began investing in real estate. Being fascinated with entrepreneurship, Jake later on earned up to 50k in one summer doing door to door sales for a pest control company which inspired him to then drop out of college and create his own business. Throughout his journey, he’s learned what it takes to find true financial freedom, and now has the desire to share that with others through the “The Pest Control Podcast”.
Segment 2: How Jake’s two-year mission with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints contributed to his success today.
Coming back from his tour in Afghanistan, Jake took on a two year mission that was a defining moment in his life. He shares how going door-to-door sharing the message of Jesus Christ taught him about selflessness and the importance of being in the present moment. His core business values were created from what he’s learned through the process of what it means to listen to others and the humility that comes with it.
Segment 3: What inspires Jake daily to overcome obstacles:
Jake speaks of how he is not motivated by money, and how that led to a state of depression and a sense of laziness in his efforts to grow his business. Feeling his last summer of sales would have gone better, he struggles with regret that he could have grinded a little harder, but this has only pushed him to do whatever it takes for self-improvement and growth. Jake has a fool proof way to consume new knowledge, and highly recommends reading books such as “Atomic Habits” by James Clear and “100 Million Offers” by Alex Hermozi.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, Jake reiterates his purpose in starting The Pest Control Entrepreneurship Podcast - to be a guide to financial freedom and fulfillment. He invites listeners to join him in this journey, and encourages them to take the leap and make their entrepreneurial aspirations a reality. By subscribing to The Pest Control Entrepreneurship Podcast, listeners will have access to Jake's personal journey, lessons learned, and practical tips and insights to help them succeed in their own pest control businesses.
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On today’s episode of the “Pest Control Entrepreneur '' our host Jake Ingledue interviews Eric Bassett, the co-owner of Nutura Pest Control Company, co-host of the ''Bug Bux '' podcast, and an expert in sales and marketing.
Eric shares with us some simple marketing tactics that businesses can use today to get started. He emphasizes the importance of having a professional website and a "Google My Business" profile that accurately represents your brand and highlights asking for Google reviews.
Jake and Eric discuss the importance of offering value to customers, tracking leads, and understanding marketing skills in order to provide the best value to your customers.
Eric believes that every team should have a visionary, strategist, operator, and evaluator in order to succeed. He shares how It's important to learn how to make your connection tangible to the customer and stay focused on their key issues. Efficiency combined with authentic connection is the key to making your customers feel heard and valued.
As a mentor and friend of Jake's, Eric provides invaluable advice and guidance to those looking to get into the pest control industry. He's excellent at organization, tracking leads, and understanding marketing skills, and he's passionate about helping others succeed in the industry.
In conclusion, Eric Bassett's insights into marketing tactics and the importance of offering value to customers are invaluable for anyone looking to succeed in the pest control industry. Thanks for listening to the Pest Control Entrepreneur podcast!
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Welcome back to the "Pest Control Entrepreneur" podcast, hosted by Jake Ingledue. In this episode, Jake is going to share with you the ultimate guide to landing your first client by using a simple marketing strategy that really works. As an entrepreneur, Jake's pest control business not only pays his bills, but also allows the freedom and time to be with his family.
Jake introduces a simple marketing strategy/plan, which starts with defining your ideal avatar. This means knowing the demographic, geographic, and psychographic information about your potential clients.
Once you have enough information about them, you can create your value proposition/offer. This is determined by what your three uniques are: 1. What sets you apart, 2. What's your proven process, and 3. What's your customer guarantee.
In this episode, Jake also teaches you how to implement the Guerrilla warfare marketing strategy, by recommending door-to-door sales while targeting a specific neighborhood or area. He suggests buying door hangers, sending direct mailers, putting out yard signs, and buying enough business cards to reach out to 1000 homes. Additionally, he encourages entrepreneurs to establish a Google My Business account, Facebook account, and to provide high-quality service.
In conclusion, making money with pest control can be super simple when using these techniques. However, it requires making a move and taking action to implement these strategies. As Jake says, "Entrepreneurship is such a beautiful personal growth and development program."
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Welcome to the latest episode of “Pest Control Entrepreneur” podcast. In today's episode Jake talks with Chaz Wolfe, the host of “Gathering The Kings” podcast, about becoming a successful entrepreneur with multiple businesses under his belt. Jake is the founder of 417 Pest Control, he’s a real estate investor, runs a lawn mowing business, and hosts another podcast called “The Growth Circle” podcast.
1: The Journey
Jake's journey started in a completely different field. He went to school to become a dentist and was about to take the DAT when he realized that he didn't like it. After shadowing several dentists, he realized that it wasn't something he wanted to do. So, he switched his degree to business and started exploring other opportunities.
In the summers, Jake did door-to-door pest control sales, which eventually led him to start his own pest control company, 417 Pest Control. He read a book called "CashFlow Quadrant” by Robert T. Kiyosaki, that talked about the importance of not getting stuck in being employed. He realized that even though anyone can have an LLC, they can still be working in a business rather than on their business. So, he focused on creating systems so that his business could run without him.
2: The Big “Why”
Jake's big “Why” is his vision of having the freedom to make choices and live an intentional life. He wants to be able to create more choices for himself through the money he earns.
Jake also believes in intentional networking and masterminding. He is part of real estate groups and mastermind groups, and he networks all the time. He believes that your network is your net worth.
3: Where To Place Focus
One of the things Jake focuses on is quality of service and getting good reviews on Google. He also has mentors who have helped him along the way. He is not someone who wants to micro-manage people, but he knows that most people need to be managed. He learned from Hugh Carnahan, the Hillbilly Millionaire, that the purpose of a business is to develop people. If you can empower your people to make their lives easier, you will start growing.
When asked what he would do if he only had one hour a week to work on his business, Jake said he would focus on developing his people. He believes that taking massive action and investing in your people is the key to success.
Closing:
Jake's journey is a testament to the power of taking action and being intentional about your choices. His story shows that it's possible to start with something small and build it into something big by focusing on quality, systems, and people. His big why is what drives him, and he knows that the opposite of fear is faith.
If you want to be successful, you need to take action even when you don't know the outcome. Jake is a great example of that, and I hope you found his story inspiring.
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Welcome to the third episode of the Pest Control Entrepreneur podcast. Are you starting a business in the pest control industry? In this episode, we'll be diving into the first steps you should take in order to achieve success in your pest control business. In this 20-30 minute episode, we'll be discussing the first three steps that you should take in order to build a strong foundation for your business. Step 1: Create a Vision The first step to success in your pest control business is to create a vision. This vision should serve as your roadmap and should be something that aligns with your why and your purpose. It is important to have a clear and concise vision in order to guide your decision-making process and ensure that your actions align with your overall goal. Step 2: Develop a Marketing Plan Once you have your vision in place, the next step is to develop a marketing plan. There are a variety of methods for marketing your pest control business, including old-school methods like door-to-door marketing and new school methods like social media advertising and email campaigns. It is important to understand the different methods and choose the ones that work best for your business. Additionally, it is important to learn how to effectively run social media advertisements. Step 3: Establish a CRM System, Financial Management System, and Delegation Plan The next step is to establish a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, a financial management system, and a delegation plan. These systems will help you manage your business more effectively and ensure that all areas are running smoothly. You can delegate certain tasks to others and focus on the bigger picture things. This will help you win back your time and freedom and allow you to enjoy time with your family and take vacations without worrying about your business. Closing: Thank you for listening to this episode of the Pest Control Entrepreneur podcast. Stay tuned for more great content and insights on how to build a successful business in the pest control industry. Follow us on social media:
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In this episode of the Pest Control Entrepreneur, host Jake Ingledue shares the top five lessons he's learned in his journey. Learn why Jake prioritizes streamlining his processes and creating systems to maximize his time in the pest control industry. From having a clear vision to embracing failure and the power of networking, Jake covers key takeaways that will help listeners build a successful pest control business.
Part One: Top 5 Lessons
- The Importance of Having a Clear Vision: Jake emphasizes the need for a clear vision and roadmap to success. This will keep you focused and help you quickly make better decisions.
- Niching Down and Getting Good at Doing One Thing: Jake shares the importance of niching down and becoming an expert in a specific area. This will help you stand out in your industry and build a strong reputation.
- Favorite Lesson: The Importance of Creating Systems: Jake stresses the importance of creating systems in your business to streamline your process and free up your time.
- Struggling with Setting Expectations and Clear Boundaries: Jake acknowledges the challenges of setting expectations and clear boundaries, but stresses the importance of doing so in order to maintain balance in your work and personal life.
- Embrace Failure: Jake encourages listeners to embrace failure and use it as a learning opportunity. He believes that success is not a journey or a destination, but a continuous process of growth and improvement.
Closing thoughts:
Jake reminds listeners that success is a continuous journey and encourages them to learn from his mistakes and experiences. He encourages listeners to stay focused, maintain balance, and strive for a life of fulfillment in their careers.
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In this episode of The Pest Control Entrepreneurship Podcast, host Jake Ingledue shares his personal journey to financial freedom and fulfillment through pest control entrepreneurship. Jake begins by giving listeners a brief background of how he discovered the potential of this business and why he's passionate about helping others achieve the same.
Segment 1: Discovering the Potential in Pest Control Entrepreneurship
Jake shares his backstory and how he began pest control entrepreneurship through door-to-door sales while in college after returning from a military tour in Afghanistan, doing a 2 year mission, and marrying. He talks about the moment he realized that this could be the path to financial freedom and fulfillment, and how he made the decision to pursue this business full-time.
Segment 2: Overcoming Challenges in Starting a Pest Control Business
Jake candidly shares the challenges he faced when starting his pest control business, including hurdles in marketing and managing business systems. He talks about how he persevered and overcame these challenges through drive and determination, and the steps he took to succeed. Jake emphasizes the importance of having a clear vision, a well-defined strategy, and the willingness to learn and adapt.
Segment 3: Achieving Balance and Joy Through Pest Control Entrepreneurship
Jake reflects on his current state of balance and joy in pest control entrepreneurship, and shares how this business has allowed him to live a life in harmony with what truly matters to him. He emphasizes the importance of finding a balance between work and personal life, and how this can lead to increased happiness and fulfillment. Jake's goal is to help others achieve the same, and he invites listeners to join him on this journey to financial freedom and fulfillment!
Conclusion:
In conclusion, Jake reiterates his purpose in starting The Pest Control Entrepreneurship Podcast - to be a guide to financial freedom and fulfillment. He invites listeners to join him in this journey, and encourages them to take the leap and make their entrepreneurial aspirations a reality. By subscribing to The Pest Control Entrepreneurship Podcast, listeners will have access to Jake's personal journey, lessons learned, and practical tips and insights to help them succeed in their own pest control businesses.
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