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In today's episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, I'm unpacking one of the biggest realizations I've had after this recent hail season: Is high volume really the best business model anymore? After running full throttle for the last month and a half, dealing with packed shops, overwhelmed logistics, insurance bottlenecks, storage issues, delayed approvals, supplements, and technician management — I'm stepping back and evaluating what actually makes sense moving forward. In this episode, I break down: The reality of running a hail shop during a major storm Why State Farm, USAA, and Allstate are disrupting the process Long approval times and supplement delays The hidden cost of storage and tied-up shop space Why body shops become bottlenecks during hail season High volume vs high profit shop models Whether it makes more sense to chase every car… or maximize every claim Why technician pay and retention matter more than ever How insurance company relationships are changing the game Thinking long-term: shop growth, acquisitions, and retirement strategy The truth is, hail repair logistics are changing fast. Insurance companies are tightening the process, approvals are slower, and independent shops are being forced to rethink how they operate. At some point, every shop owner has to ask themselves: Do I want to do more cars… or make more money per car? This episode is an honest look at what happens after the storm settles down and you finally have enough breathing room to evaluate what worked, what didn't, and where the future of your business is headed. Topics Discussed: Paintless Dent Repair (PDR), hail repair business, hail shop logistics, State Farm claims, USAA hail claims, Allstate hail claims, insurance supplements, PDR shop growth, technician retention, hail estimating, CCC1, storage fees, hail damage operations, PDR business strategy, high volume vs high profit, EOS meetings, scaling a dent business, technician pay, shop systems.

In today's episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, I'm diving into one of the biggest decisions any PDR shop owner or hail tech will face: Do you train your own technicians… or hire experienced ones? There are pros and cons to both, and after years of training dent techs, running hail operations, and building teams, I want to break down the realities that nobody talks about. We get into: The pros and cons of training your own PDR technicians Why experienced techs cost more — and why they're often worth it The hidden cost of speed, production, and cleanup work Why new techs need years to develop efficiency How to spot people worth investing in Why hiring people with other valuable skill sets matters Training during hail season vs downtime The reality of loyalty in business Why every business owner needs to hope for the best but prepare for the worst I also talk about recent experiences training technicians during hail season, how we structure growth inside the shop, and why investing in the right people can completely change the trajectory of your business. The truth is — building a strong hail team isn't just about finding talent. It's about developing systems, creating opportunities, and understanding where experience actually matters. Whether you're trying to scale your shop, hire your first technician, or debating if training someone is even worth it, this episode is for you. Topics Discussed: Paintless Dent Repair (PDR), hail damage repair, PDR technician training, hiring dent techs, wholesale PDR, hail teams, scaling a dent business, PDR shop management, dent repair staffing, technician development, PDR mentoring, hail season operations, building a PDR business, dent technician pay structures, training vs hiring.

APTA Michigan's Waves host Andy Wicks interviews Dr. Rachel Auer, a traveling physical therapist from Michigan and a Grand Valley State DPT graduate, about her nearly three years of travel PT across Michigan, Montana, Washington, Colorado, and currently Anchorage, Alaska. Auer explains she chose travel PT to explore the country and sample multiple practice settings, moving between acute care, inpatient/SNF, and outpatient to keep skills sharp. She addresses common misconceptions that travel jobs have poor training or are undesirable, noting her orientation experiences have generally been reasonable. She advises students to start by learning from travel therapy communities, talk with many travelers, and understand tax compliance around tax-free stipends, including consulting a travel-focused tax expert. She also discusses state licensure challenges without the PT Compact and shares outdoor adventures enabled by short-term contracts, while acknowledging frequent moves and housing shifts can be tiring and she may eventually return to Michigan.Use the LARA PT or PTA General Response Form to document listening to Waves episodes for your PDR license renewal credits!www.aptami.orgYouTube

In today's episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, I'm talking about something that can absolutely make or break your hail business: Getting paid. If you're in hail repair, retail PDR, or running a shop, this is one of those lessons you either learn the easy way… or the hard way. I'm breaking down what we call "securing the back" — making sure insurance money is actually secured before the vehicle leaves your shop. We get into: Why you should never release a hail car before payment is secured What a Proof of Payment is and why you need it The insurance companies that create the biggest headaches Why State Farm and USAA can slow things down Direction to pay, power of attorney, repair authorization & transport forms Why scaling a hail operation requires admin systems Personal checks vs cashier's checks (and where we draw the line) Why policies matter more than emotions in business How growth forces better systems in PDR shops The truth is, when hail volume scales up, the old "trust the customer" mentality stops working. Systems matter. Documentation matters. And if you're running a real operation, you better make sure the money is secured before the car rolls out. Whether you're a solo tech looking to get into hail, or already running volume, this episode will save you headaches, stress, and potentially thousands of dollars. Topics Discussed: Paintless Dent Repair (PDR), hail repair business, insurance supplements, proof of payment, State Farm hail claims, USAA hail claims, dent shop systems, PDR business growth, retail hail repair, direction to pay, CCC1 estimating, hail season operations, dent tech business tips, shop processes, scaling a PDR business.

Scopri l'episodio completo e altri vantaggi con l'abbonamento sostenitore: https://www.patreon.com/cw/PDRilpodcastdiDanieleRielli/membership // Federico Rampini è giornalista, scrittore e saggista, editorialista del Corriere della Sera e firma storica del giornalismo italiano, con una lunga carriera da corrispondente da Bruxelles, San Francisco, Pechino e New York. Abbiamo parlato dell'Occidente come unica civiltà che insegna ai propri giovani a vergognarsi della propria storia, e di come il senso di colpa per il colonialismo sia un fenomeno esclusivamente Occidentale. Abbiamo parlato della pax americana garantita per ottant'anni dall'ombrello atlantico, di un'Europa che ha perso il contatto con la realtà della politica di potenza e che oggi deve chiedersi se sia ancora capace di difendersi, del cambio di paradigma nelle tecnologie militari ( le portaerei servono ancora? Gli USA possiedo armi segrete?) e del ruolo dei droni e dell'intelligenza artificiale. Abbiamo parlato della Cina nella sua doppia natura: un successo costruito adottando scienza e modelli occidentali ma rifiutandone la democrazia, e insieme una potenza segnata da debito, crisi immobiliare e fragilità interne. Abbiamo parlato del fenomeno Trump come reazione delle classi lavoratrici alle promesse mancate della globalizzazione, della burocrazia europea e l'invidia sociale, della fuga dei talenti verso gli Stati Uniti, e della necessità di un'alfabetizzazione geopolitica per riscoprire il valore, la libertà e la forza dell'Occidente e proteggere le democrazie. "Pane e cannoni" è qui: https://amzn.to/4fsr1tm Sostieni PDR e ottieni contenuti extra con l'abbonamento. ⁠   / @pdrilpodcastdidanielerielli  ⁠ Il mio nuovo sito è qui: www.danielerielli.it La nuova edizione di ODIO è qui: ⁠https://amzn.to/44VUzdh⁠ L'olio extravergine "Il Fuoco invisibile" da ulivi resistenti a xylella e ispirato al mio omonimo libro è qui: ⁠https://tinyurl.com/4b7tb9vaI⁠ I libri di tutti gli ospiti di PDR e qualche consiglio di lettura sono qui: ⁠https://www.amazon.it/shop/danielerielli⁠ La mia newsletter gratuita: ⁠https://danielerielli.substack.com/ #attualità #geopolitica #statiuniti #cina #russia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, I'm talking directly to the dent techs and shop owners who are trying to scale during hail season without letting the wheels fall off. I'm sharing a real situation that happened in our shop involving a customer concern on a vehicle after delivery—and how we handled it by owning the truth, tightening systems, and improving our processes instead of pointing fingers. We get into: Why scaling a hail shop exposes weaknesses fast The importance of pre-existing damage inspections Why photo documentation matters more than ever Check-in and checkout systems for hail cars Scan tools, battery checks, unplugged connectors, and avoiding comeback headaches How growth breaks systems—and why that's actually a good thing The mindset shift required to go from a small operation to a high-volume hail shop Customer communication hacks that reduce headaches and increase trust The truth is, when hail volume explodes, your systems either evolve or they break. The real question is: What are you learning from the breakdowns? If you're in PDR, running retail, managing hail volume, or trying to build a shop that can truly scale, this episode is packed with real-world lessons from inside the storm. Topics Discussed: Paintless Dent Repair (PDR), hail repair systems, shop operations, scaling a dent business, hail season workflow, customer communication, dent shop processes, PDR entrepreneurship, hail estimating, CCC1, vehicle documentation, operational growth, dent tech leadership, retail PDR systems.

Here you go — podcast style for dent techs only (no local SEO, no YouTube vibe). I leaned into the deeper/biblical angle while keeping it relevant to entrepreneurs, techs, and the PDR mindset. Podcast Title Options: The Parable of the Soils | Why Some Dent Techs Grow & Others Stay Stuck Truth, Identity & Growth in PDR | The Parable of the Soils Why Some Techs Never Level Up (Biblical Perspective) The Soil of Your Mind | PDR, Growth & The Truth About Success The Real Reason Some Dent Techs Stay Stuck Identity, Truth & Becoming Elite in PDR The Hidden Battle Holding You Back in PDR The Mindset That Changes Everything | Tactical Dent Tech Podcast Podcast Description In today's episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John dives into something deeper than dent repair, business, or even mindset—the Parable of the Soils and how it directly applies to growth in PDR, entrepreneurship, and life. Why do some technicians level up while others stay stuck for years? Why do some people embrace truth, struggle through growth, and eventually thrive… while others quit, get distracted, or stay trapped in limiting beliefs? John breaks down the biblical principle behind the condition of your "soil" and how your mindset, identity, and willingness to accept truth may be the very thing determining your success in Paintless Dent Repair. This episode covers: • The difference between truth and comforting illusions • Why some dent techs hit an "aha" moment—and others never do • The Parable of the Soils and how it applies to PDR mastery • Identity, limiting beliefs, and personal growth • The real power behind discipline, wisdom, and perseverance • Why your environment and mindset matter more than talent Whether you're new to PDR or a seasoned technician trying to reach the next level, this episode will challenge the way you think about growth, skill, and who you believe you are.

Scopri l'episodio completo e altri vantaggi con l'abbonamento sostenitore: https://www.patreon.com/cw/PDRilpodcastdiDanieleRielli/membership // Yasmina Pani — linguista, insegnante e divulgatrice – torna a PDR per parlare dei temi che l'hanno resa una delle voci più riconoscibili e divisive del dibattito pubblico italiano, fino ad arrivare al territorio più personale: il suo nuovo libro "Veneri deformi" (Neo Edizioni), memoir lucido e ironico sulla sua esperienza di disturbo del comportamento aliment*re e sul rapporto con il proprio corpo. Si parte dalle vicende che l'hanno vista al centro della cronaca culturale — il video rimosso dalla Fondazione Feltrinelli, l'evento Dis-Pari cancellato dal Monk di Roma — per affrontare il "manifesto dell'antisessismo", il modo in cui si discute oggi degli abusi nelle relazioni, i diritti maschili e i limiti del confronto pubblico su questi temi. La conversazione si sposta poi sull'attività divulgativa di Yasmina dedicata a linguistica e letteratura, prima di entrare nel cuore di Veneri deformi: come è nato il libro, l'ossessione per l'aspetto esteriore, il rapporto con il corpo, con la famiglia, con gli specchi. E ancora: controllo e autodisciplina, mindfulness, razionalità e irrazionalità, intransigenza e relativismo. "Veneri deformi" è qui https://amzn.to/4v0NamV Sostieni PDR e ottieni contenuti extra con l'abbonamento.    / @pdrilpodcastdidanielerielli   La nuova edizione di ODIO è qui: https://amzn.to/44VUzdh L'olio extravergine "Il Fuoco invisibile" da ulivi resistenti a xylella e ispirato al mio omonimo libro è qui: https://tinyurl.com/4b7tb9vaI I libri di tutti gli ospiti di PDR e qualche consiglio di lettura sono qui: https://www.amazon.it/shop/danielerielli La mia newsletter gratuita: https://danielerielli.substack.com/ Per chi sta affrontando un disturbo del comportamento aliment*re: Numero Verde SOS DCA del Ministero della Salute, 800.180.969 (lun–ven, 10:00–19:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John Hiley dives deep into one of the biggest challenges of running a high-volume hail operation that nobody really talks about—logistics. From packed lots, overflow storage, insurance delays, and musical chairs with cars, to planning the future of a scalable PDR operation, this is a real behind-the-scenes look at what happens when hail season actually hits hard. John breaks down: Managing a shop overflowing with hail cars The reality of insurance approval delays (especially State Farm desktop approvals) Why logistics can make or break a hail operation Storage strategies during heavy storm seasons Lessons learned from scaling too fast (or not scaling enough) Why building ownership and real estate may be the next move for serious hail operators Tax strategy, business growth, and thinking long-term in PDR If you're a dent tech, shop owner, or someone trying to scale in the hail game, this episode gives you a real-world look into what happens after the storm hits and the operational challenges that come with growth. Key Takeaways: ✅ Hail season success is all about logistics ✅ Insurance timelines can bottleneck production ✅ Too many techs = standing around. Too few = chaos ✅ Parking and storage become major profit killers ✅ Growth requires systems—not just more work ✅ Real estate can become part of a long-term PDR strategy Sometimes the biggest challenge isn't fixing dents… it's managing the operation around them. Tactical Dent Tech Podcast — Real-world PDR, hail damage, business growth, and what it actually takes to build something bigger.

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John Hiley breaks down what it really feels like when everything starts scaling fast—hail hits, cars stack up, and pressure builds from every direction. This isn't just about PDR… this is about what happens to YOU when business explodes. John shares real-time insight from the middle of a massive hail surge in DFW—talking about: Managing overwhelming growth and logistics The reality of expansion (and the risk behind it) Why chaos is often the doorway to your next level How pressure builds stronger technicians and leaders The importance of faith, discipline, and mindset during high-stress seasons He also dives into something most guys don't talk about—the mental and spiritual reps required to handle bigger opportunities. If you're in the PDR industry and stepping into a bigger season… this one hits. Key Takeaways: Growth always comes with pressure—learn how to handle it Chaos is not the enemy—it's a signal to level up You don't grow without resistance Your reaction to stress determines your next level The best techs and business owners are built in these moments This episode is for dent techs, business owners, and anyone pushing into the next level of their craft.

John Highley breaks down what it really takes to lead a PDR shop when things are at full capacity—full lots, full production, and real pressure. This episode goes deeper than dent repair. This is about leadership, mindset, and building a team that actually works—without the toxicity that's common in the hail industry.

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Scopri l'abbonamento per sostenere la realizzazione di PDR: otterrai contenuti extra, puntate senza pubblicità e in anteprima da 3.5 euro al mese (da browser): Nel nuovo episodi di PDR, Veronica De Romanis racconta un'Italia bloccata dalle corporazione e dalle tribù. In Italia il giro d'affari delle spiagge è di circa 30 miliardi e allo Stato tornano solo 120 milioni dalle concessioni. Non è un caso isolato: è il sintomo di un metodo politico che Veronica De Romanis chiama economia della paura, bipartisan e trasversale, applicato da tutti i governi degli ultimi vent'anni — incluso quello tecnico di Draghi. Il meccanismo è semplice: invece di offrire crescita, riforme e investimenti, la politica offre protezione, bonus e sussidi. Si individua un nemico — le multinazionali, l'Europa, lo straniero, l'élite — e si promette di tenerlo fuori. Nasce così la Repubblica delle tribù: balneari, tassisti, proprietari di casa col catasto fermo, insegnanti, evasori in attesa del prossimo condono, partite IVA che non hanno alcun incentivo a superare gli 85.000 euro. Ognuno chiuso nel proprio recinto in un Paese che invecchia, non innova e arretra. In questa puntata abbiamo attraversato i casi più eloquenti del libro: le 625 voci di deduzioni e detrazioni che valgono 108 miliardi di mancate entrate; il catasto che nessun governo osa riformare; quota 100, costata 23 miliardi a danno dei giovani con un turnover dello 0,45; la scuola che promuove al 99,7% ma dove uno studente su due non comprende ciò che legge; gli asili nido tagliati dal PNRR proprio mentre l'occupazione femminile è ferma al penultimo posto in Europa; la riforma della giustizia del PNRR — quella vera, da 2,7 miliardi — di cui non si parla mai. L'ultimo capitolo del libro di Veronica si intitola Il declino evitabile: investire in capitale umano, aprire i mercati, intervenire con l'accetta sulle 625 voci, considerare gli asili nido un'infrastruttura strategica. E una proposta-shock: ponderare il voto dei giovani per costringere la politica a prenderli in considerazione. Il libro di Veronica de Romanis si chiama “L'economia della paura” ed è edito da Mondadori La nuova edizione di ODIO è qui: https://amzn.to/44VUzdhL'olio extravergine "Il Fuoco invisibile" da ulivi resistenti a xylella e ispirato al mio omonimo libro è qui: https://tinyurl.com/4b7tb9vaII libri di tutti gli ospiti di PDR e qualche consiglio di lettura sono qui: https://www.amazon.it/shop/danielerielliLa mia newsletter gratuita: https://danielerielli.substack.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Jei Pearcey is a cognitive psychophysiologist, professor, and USAF combat veteran whose life's work bridges the gap between elite performance, mind-body therapies, and empathy-driven leadership. As the Co-Founder and Chief Sport & Performance Psychologist at NSAWMF and CEO of Mindbytech, he leverages a rare combination of lived experience and scientific rigor to redefine mental health, by honing in on mental fitness.Contact Dr. Jei Pearcey:www.drjei.comwww.NSAWMF.orghttps://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-jei/@dr.jei.pDr. Kimberley LinertSpeaker, Author, Broadcaster, Mentor, Trainer, Behavioral OptometristEvent Planners- I am available to speak at your event. Here is my media kit: https://brucemerrinscelebrityspeakers.com/portfolio/dr-kimberley-linert/To book Dr. Linert on your podcast, television show, conference, corporate training or as an expert guest please email her at incrediblelifepodcast@gmail.com or Contact Bruce Merrin at Bruce Merrin's Celebrity Speakers at merrinpr@gmail.com702.256.9199Host of the Podcast Series: Incredible Life Creator PodcastAvailable on...Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/incredible-life-creator-with-dr-kimberley-linert/id1472641267Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6DZE3EoHfhgcmSkxY1CvKf?si=ebe71549e7474663 and on 9 other podcast platformsAuthor of Book: "Visualizing Happiness in Every Area of Your Life"Get on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4cmTOMwWebsite: https://linktr.ee/DrKimberleyLinertThe Great Discovery eLearning platform: https://thegreatdiscovery.com/kimberleyl

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John Highley breaks down what it actually looks like inside a PDR shop once the hail hits. This episode is straight shop talk—insurance delays, adjuster issues, storage strategy, approvals, and how to keep jobs moving when everything is backed up and chaotic. If you've worked a storm, you already know… this is where the real game starts.

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Scopri l'abbonamento "Sostenitore" per vedere contenuti extra, le puntate senza pubblicità e in anteprima. La Cina è la seconda potenza mondiale, porta avanti politiche sempre più aggressive verso l'industria e l'economia europee, ma non sappiamo quasi nulla di cosa accade al suo interno. In questo episodio torniamo a occuparci del Dragone con Giada Messetti, sinologa e scrittrice. Nonostante la narrazione occidentale la dipinga spesso come un monolite ideologico, la Cina è oggi un Paese attraversato da profonde angosce interne: dalla crisi demografica alla disoccupazione giovanile, fino al difficile equilibrio di un'economia che cerca freneticamente di passare dalla quantità alla qualià ma non riesce a sviluppare un mercato interno e dipende dalla sua capacità dei suoi prodotti di invadere i mercati esteri. Abbiamo analizzato la postura di Pechino nei grandi conflitti in corso, una strategia improntata a un estremo pragmatismo energetico e commerciale piuttosto che alla creazione di alleanze militari rigide. Abbiamo parlato del "culto" cinese per la tecnologia e l'innovazione, un ambito dove il Paese sforna milioni di laureati STEM ogni anno e punta all'integrazione totale dell'IA, ma dove la stretta del partito sulla società resta assoluta, come dimostrato dalla stretta sulle Big Tech e dal caso Jack Ma. E poi, inevitabilmente, la geopolitica: la partita a scacchi con gli Stati Uniti, il ruolo sempre più ambiguo dell'Europa e la questione di Taiwan, che Pechino punta a risolvere più attraverso la pressione economica e l'assimilazione legale che con un'invasione militare dai costi globali imprevedibili. La conversazione prende poi una piega più intima e storica con la presentazione del nuovo libro di Giada, "Quando tornano le rondini" (Mondadori https://amzn.to/4u3TOs9 ). Partendo dal terremoto del Friuli del 1976 — un evento che ha segnato l'identità dell'autrice e quella di un intero territorio — abbiamo riflettuto sul concetto di memoria collettiva e su quel "Modello Friuli" che ha visto rinascere una regione dalle macerie, dando vita alla moderna Protezione Civile. Una riflessione su come il senso di comunità, la resilienza e la gestione delle catastrofi possano definire lo spirito di un popolo, tanto nel profondo Nord-Est italiano quanto in quella Cina che Giada ci aiuta a guardare con occhi nuovi. L'audio del terremoto che abbiamo sentito durante la puntata è qui: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBO4H9DnTxw La nuova edizione di ODIO è qui: https://amzn.to/44VUzdh L'olio extravergine "Il Fuoco invisibile" da ulivi resistenti a xylella e ispirato al mio omonimo libro è qui: https://tinyurl.com/4b7tb9vaI I libri di tutti gli ospiti di PDR e qualche consiglio di lettura sono qui: https://www.amazon.it/shop/danielerielli La mia newsletter gratuita: https://danielerielli.substack.com/ #cina #statiuniti #geopolitica #tech #europa #innovazione Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John Highley breaks down what he learned after a full week of one-on-one beginner PDR training. This episode is about more than teaching someone how to find the tip of a tool. It's about why the fundamentals — side panel work, eye training, hand-eye coordination, cross-checking, sharp tip finishing, and clean dent completion — are what eventually unlock advanced repairs. John talks about: Why students need to get off the hood and onto side panels early How eye fatigue affects new PDR students Why the brain has to "flip" before the fog makes sense The difference between pushing with muscle and using body weight Why finishing small dents teaches the skills needed for big dents How struggle creates wisdom in PDR Why you can't pay a trainer to "do your push-ups" The importance of mastering fundamentals before advanced metal movement Whether you're learning PDR, training someone else, or trying to bring a family member into the trade, this episode is a reminder that greatness starts with the basics. The big dents are won by the same skills used to finish the small ones.

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John breaks down a real-world situation from inside the Tactical Dent Tech Facebook group—where an established PDR company with strong Google reviews is still losing jobs to insurance steering during hail claims. Why is this happening? Because in today's market, Google reviews alone are no longer enough. John dives deep into: How insurance companies use fear to steer customers away Why losing control of the conversation costs you deals The difference between being a "local option" vs. being the authority And most importantly… how content creation changes everything This episode is a must-listen if you want to: Close more hail jobs Build real trust before customers even meet you Stand out in saturated markets like DFW Future-proof your business against brokers and low-trust competitors The truth is simple:

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Todo sobre las zapatillas Kiprun Kipsummit y Kipclimb, la gama completa al detalle. // FANTÉ Promoción exclusiva abril: https://pdrun.es/fante 10% de descuento con el código PDR y CarboGummy de fresa de regalo en pedidos superiores a 35€. Fanté es una marca española de nutrición deportiva enfocada en deportes de resistencia. Formulan y fabrican sus propios productos con ingredientes reales, sin edulcorantes ni añadidos innecesarios y con base científica. Geles, barritas, isotónicos, recuperadores y gummies pensados para el día a día de entrenamiento y competición. // Apoya el podcast: - Código descuento PDR en nutrición Fanté, Prozis, Bikila y Be Levels. - Código PALABRADERUNNER en gafas de sol Styrpe. - Código PDRTOP en Top4Running - Código PDR5FD en fitnessdigital - Código PDR para tener un 20% dto. en suscripción de Strava. -

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John Highley breaks down a real-world estimate on an Audi quarter panel—and how changing the approach turned a potential lost job into a fast, profitable win. This isn't just about dent repair… it's about understanding your customer, setting expectations, and closing more deals without sacrificing your time or sanity. John walks through how a $3,000+ full R&I repair turned into a $1,200 glue-pull solution that the customer happily accepted—and why this approach often leads to more profit, less risk, and better client satisfaction. In this episode, you'll learn: • Why starting with the highest possible estimate gives you leverage • How to use pricing as a sales and expectation-setting tool • The difference between perfect repairs vs. "make-it-better" clients • How to avoid losing jobs by being too rigid in your process • Why most customers don't actually want "perfect"—they want value • How to reduce risk (and headaches) by avoiding unnecessary R&I work • The psychology behind giving customers options instead of ultimatums This episode also dives into: • Real talk about R&I (and why many techs hate it) • Using glue pulling strategically to save time and increase profit • How to avoid nightmare clients by properly setting expectations • Why exceeding expectations is easier when you control the narrative upfront At the end of the day, this business isn't about proving how perfect you are— it's about serving the customer, solving their problem, and doing it profitably. If you can master that balance, you'll close more deals and make more money.

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John Highley announces the release of something that's been years in the making…

Después de años corriendo en asfalto, me meto por primera vez en dos carreras de cross country en Alemania: Palling y Regensburg. Dos circuitos muy distintos, barro, giros, peraltes y una exigencia técnica que no tiene nada que ver con correr en asfalto. // FANTÉ Promoción exclusiva abril: https://pdrun.es/fante 10% de descuento con el código PDR y CarboGummy de fresa de regalo en pedidos superiores a 35€. Fanté es una marca española de nutrición deportiva enfocada en deportes de resistencia. Formulan y fabrican sus propios productos con ingredientes reales, sin edulcorantes ni añadidos innecesarios y con base científica. Geles, barritas, isotónicos, recuperadores y gummies pensados para el día a día de entrenamiento y competición. // Apoya el podcast: - Código descuento PDR en nutrición Fanté, Prozis, Bikila y Be Levels. - Código PALABRADERUNNER en gafas de sol Styrpe. - Código PDRTOP en Top4Running - Código PDR5FD en fitnessdigital - Código PDR para tener un 20% dto. en suscripción de Strava. -

//Ottieni di più da PDR e collabora agli episodi abbonandoti su Patreon a 6.99euro al mese (da browser)//. Un vecchio amico di PDR, Oliviero Bergamini, è stato alle controverse e inaccessibili conferenze romane di Peter Thiel. L'imprenditore e miliardario americano di origine austriaca, cofondatore di PayPal e della società di AI militare (e non solo) Palantir. Thiel è l'uomo che ha finanziato l'ascesa di J.D. Vance ed è stato il primo grande nome della Silicon Valley a sostenere Trump già durante il suo primo mandato. La figura di Thiel è stata l'ispiratrice del mio romanzo "Odio" (Oscar Mondadori https://amzn.to/44VUzdh ) per il suo ruolo nella fondazione di Facebook e per il dichiarato legame della sua strategia di investimento con il pensiero dell'antropologo francese René Girard, il teorico del sacrificio del capro espiatorio come momento fondante di ogni società umana. Le conferenze di Thiel (che sono chiuse al pubblico e si sono tenute a San Francisco, Parigi e Roma) ruotano attorno al tentativo di identificare l'anticristo nella società contemporanea. Oliviero racconta come è riuscito a "infiltrarsi" all'evento e cosa ha visto e sentito. Abbiamo parlato di transumanesimo, di guerra tecnologica, dei limiti contemporanei alla ricerca scientifica e delle ambizioni di AI "assoluta" di Palantir. In questa conversazione scopriamo cosa pensa Thiel del progresso, del monopolio e dello Stato; del ruolo di Palantir nella guerra in Iran e a Gaza e delle sue conseguenze sul diritto internazionale; delle radici del suo pensiero. E poi allarghiamo lo sguardo: come sta cambiando la guerra tra Cina e USA, che ruolo ha l'Europa, cosa succede con il nucleare, e come fa l'Iran a resistere agli Stati Uniti. Abbiamo parlato anche degli incontri di Oliviero con alcuni dei grandi della terra. Chiudiamo con una tradizione americana per eccellenza: gli attentati ai presidenti, da Lincoln a Trump, di cui Oliviero fa una breve storia. La nuova edizione di ODIO è qui: https://amzn.to/44VUzdh L'olio extravergine "Il Fuoco invisibile" da ulivi resistenti a xylella e ispirato al mio omonimo libro è qui: https://tinyurl.com/4b7tb9vaI I libri di tutti gli ospiti di PDR e qualche consiglio di lettura sono qui: https://www.amazon.it/shop/danielerielli La mia newsletter gratuita: https://danielerielli.substack.com/ #attualità #tech #filosofia #palantir #peterthiel #renegirard Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, I take you back to one of the earliest chapters of my journey—working at a high-end car wash where I first started in paintless dent removal and management. What started as an incredible opportunity—building out a detailing department, negotiating percentages, and scaling revenue—quickly turned into one of the biggest lessons I've ever learned in business… Integrity is everything. I break down: How I negotiated multiple income streams at a young age Scaling a detailing department to $15K–$20K weeks Adding PDR and increasing revenue inside the business What happens when leadership loses integrity The moment everything changed (and why I walked away) How poor decisions cost the owner everything And more importantly… I explain why integrity with your team and your customers is non-negotiable if you want to build something that lasts.

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In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, I'm giving you a behind-the-scenes look at everything that's being built right now—from my new "command center" overlooking the shop to the next wave of tools, training, and the upcoming PDR Empire book launch. This is more than just dent repair… this is about building a machine. I break down what's coming next for Tactical Dent Tech, including: The return of the OG Tactical Hammers (and new 2.0 versions) The upcoming Tactical Estimator 2.0 and why it increases your revenue The real work behind launching a book and building funnels that convert How viral content (7M+ views) turns into real customers Why mixing small dents, big dents, and content strategy is key to growth Scaling your business without getting stuck doing everything yourself I also talk about shifting focus this year—less chaos, more structure, more creation… and stepping into a bigger role as the face of the brand while continuing to do what I love: fixing dents and building systems that win. If you're serious about growing your PDR business, increasing leads, and building something long-term… this episode is for you.

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John Highley talks about the mindset that separates successful technicians from everyone else going into hail season — the mentality of the farmer. As early storms begin popping up across the country in places like Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas, and Oklahoma City, many technicians are gearing up for what could become a busy hail year. But before the storms ever arrive, there is a season of preparation that most people overlook. John explains how the farmer mentality applies directly to business, marketing, and building long-term success in the PDR industry. Farmers plant seeds long before harvest season arrives. Entrepreneurs must do the same. In this episode you'll hear about: • Why the slow season is actually when businesses are built • The difference between a technician mindset and an entrepreneur mindset • Why planting seeds consistently leads to long-term success • The power of discipline when you don't feel motivated • Why social media consistency matters (even when videos don't perform at first) • How the early storms across the country impact the hail market • Why troubleshooting skills are one of the most valuable skills you can develop John also shares personal stories from building his shop in Texas, launching his social media push, and the mentality required to grow a business when results aren't immediate. Success in this industry doesn't happen overnight — it happens when you plant seeds daily and stay committed long enough for the harvest to arrive. If you're a dent technician, hail tech, or entrepreneur preparing for the upcoming season, this episode will help reset your mindset and keep you focused on the long game. Subscribe for more PDR training, marketing strategies, and industry insights.

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John Highley dives deep into what it really takes to stand out in a highly saturated Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) market like Dallas–Fort Worth. John shares the story of repairing a massive quarter panel dent on a BMW M4 Competition that multiple dent shops had already turned down. The repair required advanced glue pulling techniques, edge pliers, precision knockdown work, and wet sanding and polishing to restore the panel without repainting. But this episode isn't just about dent repair. It's about the bigger picture of building trust, authority, and visibility in your market so customers find YOU when everyone else says a dent can't be fixed. John explains: • Why many dent companies are actually sales organizations, not technicians • How customers struggle to find a true high-level PDR technician • Why large complex dent repair is a huge opportunity in saturated markets • The power of posting repair videos every single day • How social media builds trust, authority, and credibility with customers • Why marketing separates technicians who stay busy from those who struggle • The difference between technicians who wait for work and those who create demand John also discusses why many PDR businesses fail to grow—not because they lack skill, but because they refuse to document and showcase their work. As he says in this episode: "Everybody wants the juice… but nobody wants the squeeze." If you're a dent technician, PDR business owner, or someone trying to grow a dent repair company, this episode lays out the exact mindset and strategy needed to separate yourself from the competition and dominate your market. About Tactical Dent John Highley is the owner of Tactical Dent TX, a paintless dent repair company based in Frisco, Texas, serving customers across the Dallas–Fort Worth area. The Tactical Dent brand also includes: • Tactical Dent Tools • Tactical Dent Tech Podcast • Tactical Dent Marketing • Tactical Dent Tech social channels Through these platforms, John shares real-world dent repair training, marketing strategies, and industry insights for technicians around the world. Topics Covered Paintless dent repair business large dent repair strategies PDR marketing strategy how to grow a dent repair company building trust with customers dent repair authority marketing DFW dent repair industry glue pulling techniques BMW M4 dent repair

Kevin with Bailey's PDR joins guest host Derek Hanson live at The Sportsman's Show at The Fargodome to tell you all about paintless dent repair.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On APTA Michigan's Waves podcast, host Andy Wicks interviews Dr. Bill McGehee, current Speaker of APTA's House of Delegates (term ending Dec. 31, 2026), about his background as a physical therapist and Tufts University DPT clinical professor, and his path from chapter service in Illinois to APTA House of Delegates Speaker of the House (elected 2020). McGehee explains the House as the membership's representative body of 450+ delegates from 51 chapters and 18 sections that sets association policy and positions, adopts bylaws and the profession's vision, and elects APTA leaders, while the Board of Directors holds fiduciary responsibility for the $50M organization and must balance House priorities with strategy, risk, and timing. He discusses the speaker's leadership/servant role, the value of mission and vision as a “North Star,” and how Roberts Rules protect minority voices and keep proceedings productive. McGehee's “soapbox” is that society knows what PTs do; key barriers are access and other constraints, and PTs should lead and practice at the topof their scope. If you are a PT or PTA in Michigan, you can earn PDR creditfor license renewal just by listening to this episode! Fill out the Physical Therapist or Physical Therapist Assistant General Response Form from LARA and save it for your records. 00:00 Welcome to Waves00:52 Meet Bill McGehee03:50 Service Path to Leadership06:14 Running for Vice Speaker09:02 Speaker Role and House Purpose12:12 House Energy and North Star15:21 Speaker as Leader and Servant19:02 Board Duties and Tension22:04 Strategic Plan Reality Check23:18 Why Motions Get Opposed23:48 Covington's Vulnerable Moment25:48 Trust and Communication Gaps28:20 Robert's Rules Explained29:47 Learning to Chair Efficiently35:25 Delegate Mindset Shift37:33 Soapbox on PT Value40:19 Wrap Up and Credits

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John Highley shares hard-earned lessons about business partnerships — the good, the bad, and the mistakes that can cost you years of work. After spending the last several years building companies, partnerships, and equity deals through Marketing Savage and within the PDR industry, John breaks down the realities most entrepreneurs overlook when going into business with someone else. From handshake deals that turn into million-dollar problems… to partnership agreements that never evolve as a company grows… John explains why defining roles, expectations, and responsibilities from the beginning is critical. He also dives into something many people don't think about until it's too late: when you partner with someone in business, you're often partnering with their spouse and personal life as well. This episode covers: • Why partnership agreements must be defined from day one • The importance of evolving your operating agreements as the company grows • The difference between Visionaries and Integrators (and why both are necessary) • Why some partnerships explode while others build incredible companies • Hidden risks that can impact your reputation, finances, and future Business partnerships can accelerate growth, but they also carry serious risks if the wrong foundation is laid. If you're a technician, entrepreneur, or business owner considering a partnership — this episode could save you years of headaches and costly mistakes. Sometimes the best business lessons are learned the hard way. Today, John shares the ones he hopes you won't have to learn yourself.

In this episode of the RoadFS Detail Podcast, we're back in the studio with the PDP crew — Eric Polasky and Chris Livengood from Professional Detail Products (PDP).We cover everything from their legacy in the industry to what's coming in 2026 — including new product launches, training opportunities, and most importantly… how detailers can become more profitable.We break down:• The truth about graphene vs SiO2 coatings• Why ceramic sprays are NOT coatings (and why that matters)• PDP's new SW90 ceramic spray and non-silicone interior dressing• The power of hands-on training (March 24th Annual Seminar)• Buying chemicals in bulk to increase margin• Why labor — not product — is your biggest expense• How small inefficiencies cost you BIG money over time• Expanding services: PPF, tint, PDR, overspray removal• Running your detail shop like a real businessIf you're serious about growth, margin, and longevity in the detailing industry — this episode is for you.

How did patients with PDR fare after being lost to follow-up for at least 1 year and then returning to the clinic? Kyle Kovacs, MD, is joined by Matt Starr, MD, and Nita Valikodath, MD, MS, to explore a recent paper that leveraged the power the IRIS Registry to assess real-world outcomes for this important subset of patients. 

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John Highley shares a major update on the upcoming release of his new book, PDR Empire — the first marketing book written specifically for the paintless dent removal industry. After years of teasing the project, the book is officially finished, designed, and ready to launch. The only thing left is time — and that window is coming fast. John breaks down: Why PDR Empire focuses on timeless marketing principles instead of trendy tactics How the book avoids outdated platform tutorials that change every year Why this framework worked 10 years ago and will still work 10 years from now How real-world marketing stories from his own business are woven into every chapter He also explains what makes this book different: A QR-code–connected video course built into the book Practical walkthroughs for Facebook, Instagram, Google, and AI tools A learning platform designed to evolve without rewriting the book A concise, high-impact format — roughly 100 pages, no fluff Whether you're marketing for hail damage, door dings, or full-scale shop growth, this book was built to apply across every PDR business model. John also shares: Launch timing expectations Possible giveaways and review incentives Why this project isn't about selling — it's about building something that creates real fruit in the industry If you've been waiting for a clear, foundational marketing guide built specifically for PDR techs, this episode gives you a behind-the-scenes look at what's coming and why it matters. PDR Empire is almost here.

Arnie Arnesen and PDR discuss Democrat Taylor Rehmet flipping one of the reddest counties in America, triggering a 30-point swing that signals MAGA's collapse and a national political realignment. Subscribe to our Newsletter:https://politicsdoneright.com/newsletterPurchase our Books: As I See It: https://amzn.to/3XpvW5o How To Make AmericaUtopia: https://amzn.to/3VKVFnG It's Worth It: https://amzn.to/3VFByXP Lose Weight And BeFit Now: https://amzn.to/3xiQK3K Tribulations of anAfro-Latino Caribbean man: https://amzn.to/4c09rbE

Most people don't fail on social media because they're bad at it — they fail because they quit right before it starts working. In this episode, John Highley breaks down the real power of consistency and why daily posting is the fastest way to build leverage, authority, and inbound work — especially in competitive markets like PDR. John shares real examples from: Building Kingdom Power Life from almost zero followers to massive reach Growing a local Tactical Dent brand in one of the most saturated PDR markets in the U.S. What actually happens behind the scenes of social media algorithms when you show up every day Why platforms intentionally delay results to test commitment How consistency creates feedback loops that refine your content naturally Why branding, logos, and phone numbers can actually hurt your reach The mindset shift required to keep posting when it feels like "nothing is happening" If you've ever felt stuck, discouraged, or unsure what to post — this episode will reset your perspective and give you the confidence to commit, execute, and let time do the heavy lifting. Consistency isn't sexy. But it's undefeated.

Google reviews still matter — and if you're running a PDR shop, they can be the difference between staying busy and getting buried. In this episode, John Highley breaks down real-world, proven strategies for getting more Google reviews without sounding desperate or awkward. These are methods John personally uses — and ones he's seen work repeatedly for high-performing PDR shops. We cover: How going above and beyond on small repairs turns into 5-star reviews Why simple favors (buffing scratches, fixing clips, small extras) convert better than asking The right way to send review links so customers actually complete them Follow-up systems that don't feel spammy Why personalized video follow-ups and handwritten notes still crush How local coffee shop gift cards can multiply goodwill and referrals Why Google reviews now matter beyond Google — including AI tools like ChatGPT If you want more reviews, more trust, and more inbound work without chasing customers, this episode is straight gold — especially for PDR techs building long-term leverage in their market.

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, I share a personal reflection on what it means to lose something you once loved — and what happens when you find your way back to it. I talk about growing up in an automotive family, falling into paintless dent repair, struggling through the early years, and eventually mastering the craft. I also open up about stepping away from the trade, building a successful marketing business, and realizing that something was missing — even when life looked "perfect" from the outside. This episode covers: Growing up around cars and the garage culture Discovering PDR and pushing through the hard early years Wanting mastery more than anything else Losing passion and chasing what looked better on the other side Building success outside the trade — and still feeling the void Coming back to PDR with renewed purpose Why serving people and working with your hands matters The difference between happiness and joy Remembering your first love and firing it back up This is a message for technicians who feel burned out, disconnected, or questioning whether what they do still matters. Sometimes you don't realize how valuable something is until you step away from it. If you're in the PDR industry and need a reminder of why this trade is meaningful — not just profitable — this episode is for you. Welcome to the Tactical Tech Movement.

In this episode of Waves, a podcast from APTA Michigan, host Andy Wicks interviews Dr. Kay Mastrocola, a pelvic health physical therapist and the creator of the popular Instagram and TikTok account 'DPTs with Anxiety.' Dr. Mastrocola shares her unique journey through DPT school, her experience with neurodivergence, and how she became a PT influencer by creating memes. They discuss the importance of mental health in higher education and healthcare, strategies for overcoming academic challenges, and the role of social media in building supportive communities. Dr. Mastrocola also offers advice for new graduates and emphasizes the human side of physical therapy.Are you a PT or PTA in Michigan? You can get PDR credit towards license renewal just by listening to Waves episodes! Fill out the Physical Therapist or Physical Therapist Assistant General Response Form and save for your records. It's that easy!Host: Andy Wicks, PT, DPTEdited by Andy Wicks and Jenn Hood, SPTMusic by Mark Joesting00:00 Introduction to Waves Podcast00:43 Meet Dr. Kay Cola01:26 The Birth of DPTs with Anxiety04:06 The Impact of Pelvic Health PT06:27 Addressing Mental Health in PT Education16:39 Navigating Academic Probation22:10 The Struggles of Medical School22:25 Support Systems and Adaptability24:40 Invisible Disabilities and Accommodations26:35 Making Memes and Content Creation28:51 The Impact of Social Media on PT33:59 The Importance of Emotional Support in PT39:27 Favorite Posts and Final Thoughts

Cold glue can be a powerful tool — but only if you actually understand what's happening during the pull. In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, I break down the real reasons cold glue pulls fail, what most techs misunderstand, and how small adjustments can completely change your results. This isn't theory. This is real-world PDR experience from the hail lanes, retail work, and years of trial and error. In this episode, we cover: Why cold glue isn't magic (and why it fails for so many techs) Common mistakes that kill your pulls before they even start When cold glue makes sense — and when it absolutely doesn't How to think about tension, timing, and panel response The mindset shift that separates average techs from elite ones If you're frustrated with cold glue, this episode will save you time, money, and a lot of unnecessary experimenting.

In this episode of the Tactical Dent Tech Podcast, John gets real about something many people in the PDR industry see—but few are willing to talk about. Suspicious repairs. Damaged cars being covered up. Money made in the dark. And the chaos that always seems to follow. Drawing from real-life industry experiences, biblical principles, and hard-earned personal lessons, John breaks down the difference between operating in the physical world versus walking in the spiritual world—something Jesus spoke about often, but many business owners ignore. This isn't a "religious talk." This is a business reality check. You'll hear: Why manipulating systems, hiding damage, or avoiding accountability always carries a cost How money gained the wrong way never truly belongs to you Why chaos, stress, broken relationships, and lack of peace often show up before consequences do How integrity, accountability, and doing things right bring order—not just spiritually, but operationally Why your employees are always watching, even when you think they aren't John also shares personal stories from his own journey—tests he's faced, lessons learned the hard way, and why choosing accountability changed not just his business, but who he became as a leader. If you've ever looked around the industry and wondered how certain people "get ahead"… Or felt the pressure to compromise just to keep up… This episode will challenge how you think about success, money, and leadership.

In this episode of the RoadFS Detail Bookie Podcast, hosts Jody Sedrick and Rod Pusey sit down with Sheldon Kaye, the mastermind behind the Mobile Tech Expo (MTE), to celebrate its 25th anniversary. What started as a small gathering in a hallway in 2000 has evolved into one of the largest and most influential shows in the detailing and PDR industries.Sheldon reflects on MTE's humble beginnings, the late nights, wild memories, and how the show has grown into a hub of education, collaboration, and community. The crew discusses how MTE has united detailers and PDR pros, introduced groundbreaking ideas like the Paint Correction Competition, and maintained its reputation as the industry's most hands-on, relationship-driven event.They also preview this year's 90s-themed anniversary celebration, expanded Education Day, and new features like live leaderboards for competitions, international growth initiatives, and translation options for global attendees. Throughout the conversation, the team pays tribute to Kevin Halewood, MTE's founder, whose vision continues to shape the industry and inspire connection across generations.From laughs about ducks to insights about international expansion, this episode is a vibrant celebration of MTE's past, present, and future — and a must-listen for anyone passionate about the detailing industry.Guest:Sheldon KayeMobile Tech Expohttps://www.mobiletechexpo.com/Hosts:Jody Sedrick & Rod Pusey – RoadFS DetailBookie PodcastIf you're a detailer, shop owner, or entrepreneur trying to grow without burning out — this episode is for you.RoadFS CRM - https://roadfs.comDetailBookie CRM - https://detailbookie.io.

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Networking is essential for success in the auto detailing industry! In this video, David Elliott (CEO of Pearl Nano and host of Calling All Detailers Podcast) explains why every detailer should be actively networking with other trades (like PDR, tint, PPF, and upholstery) and even other detailers in their area. Here's why networking is a game-changer: Referral Opportunities: Spot services your client needs (like dent removal or PPF) that you don't offer, and refer them to a trusted network partner. Handle Overload: When you're slammed with work, refer clients to a trusted detailer down the street—don't let them wait three weeks! Build Community: Hosting events like a Christmas party helps strengthen relationships and ensures referrals flow both ways. Networking isn't about protecting "secrets" (there are none!), it's about mutual success and providing the best service for your customers. Let us know what other trades you network with in the comments below! Connect with Dave: Call: 808-779-7163 Email: Dave@PearlNano.com Suggested Hashtags General/Industry: #AutoDetailing #CarDetailing #DetailingBusiness #Entrepreneur #BusinessNetworking Specific Topics/Keywords: #CarCare #PDR #PPF #WindowTint #NetworkingTips #Detailing Branding/Channel: #PearlNano #CallingAllDetailersCalling All Detailers - Helping Detailers Earn More Money | Create more SUCCESS through Knowledge, Motivation and the 10X Mindset , plus Sales & Marketing Strategies. Be sure to use the best Detailing Supplies and Ceramic Coatings in the world. Pearl Nano. Links to the websites are below. Watch my free, 16 chapter, online course on how to 10X your detailing business: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbQrc3JEe48FEqkR1hTNzhAMwDBS_6Y9Y Check out the Calling All Detailers Podcast (Business + Products + Community): https://open.spotify.com/show/2spT8MrFQPrl0rwpjo6cbN Join our Private Facebook group - a community of experienced detailers who use Pearl Nano products: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1071820092849444/ Sign up for your free wholesale account: https://callingalldetailers.com/pages/wholesale Launch your own brand of car care products: https://www.privatelabelcarcare.com/ or apply here: https://callingalldetailers.com/pages/private-labeling ------------------------- In this video, I share the Intro ------------------------- BEST PRODUCT-RELATED RESOURCES: The 18 Pearl Nano Products and Their Uses: https://youtu.be/Sev7EpsZDG0 Unboxing the Pearl Nano Sample Pack: https://youtu.be/oE5XYxTHmqM Selling Car Care Products? Which ones to begin with and why: https://youtu.be/oikt-NbtFL0 Launching Your Own Brand of Amazing Car Care Products: https://www.privatelabelcarcare.com/ Buy Pearl Nano - Retail/ DIY Detailers: PearlNano.com - https://pearlnano.com/ Buy Pearl Nano Wholesale for Detailing Professionals" CallingAllDetailers.com - http://CallingAllDetailers.com ---------- Follow me: • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/callingalldetailers/ • Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pearlnano • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@callingalldetailers Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CallingAllDetailers My name is David Elliott, owner of Pearl Nano, LLC. I've been a car care product producer, marketer, and sales professional for over 28 years. I've sold car care products in over 100 countries and have worked with thousands of detailing professionals along the way. I'm a sales and marketing expert, designer, podcaster, retired military veteran with over 20 years of active duty in the US Air Force, father of three, longtime surfer and paddleboarder, and an avid sailing enthusiast and catamaran owner. It sounds cliche, but my job is to make you money! I do that by helping, teaching, and mentoring you. From a 10X mindset to motivation and driven dedication. It's all hard work, but it all comes from within. I also offer the best detail supplies in the world. If you don't believe me, order a sample pack and see for yourself. https://pearlnano.com/products/pearl-nano-sample-pack-with-coatings-pro-only For order directly, please contact: Sales@PearlNano.com #AutoDetailing #carcareproducts #privatelabelcarcare #MakeMoreMoney #Detailing #10XDETAIL #PEARLNANO #callingalldetailers #autodetail #ceramiccoating #detailingprofessionals

In this episode I talk about the power of content creation and what that looks like for the future of PDR. 

Content is KING and right now it has never been easier, it is the time to future proof your PDR business if you rely on retail business!