RIA Restoration Blog
You have a website for a reason. You want it to improve your small business by generating leads, increasing brand awareness, or to sell your services online. But how do you know if your website is doing its job? And, more importantly, how do you optimize its performance?
Certifications are one vital way restoration professionals can continue to improve their skills and demonstrate their commitment to a higher industry standard.
While current events have called for an increasing embrace of digital interaction, one digital transformation was in play even before COVID-19: the Restoration Industry Association’s signature publ
The NFIB Research Center released a survey updating the utilization and financial assistance of both small business lending programs, the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), and the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) Program.
With a pretty strong monopoly on what the analytics market (at least for what’s easily accessible and useable to most business leaders), Google Analytics has been sitting pretty on top of a kingdom of users who only have one king to look to for help.
Certifications are one vital way restoration professionals can continue to improve their skills and demonstrate their commitment to a higher industry standard.
This is an RIA member-only benefit. If you would like to access this resource, please join today at restorationindustry.org.
What goes up, must come down. It’s true of balloons and it’s true of the economy. As a business owner, a recession is a scary thing — and something that can be challenging to predict.
During the 2020 Virtual Conference, a new strategic plan was announced that seeks to establish a unified voice for the restoration contractor by upholding the 4 mission pillars.
Xactimate has requested pricing feedback from contractors in support of the increased demand for hazardous clean-up and remediation services. It is imperative that restoration contractors provide this information so that pricing will be updated with current information.
This is an industry published guidance document designed to assist property owners returning to fire-affected properties.