Getting Started On Thumbtack

Carleesha
Carleesha Posts: 1
edited July 7 in New Pro Hub

how to capitalize on getting better at thumbtack

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  • ArvinC
    ArvinC Administrator, Moderator Posts: 387 admin

    Welcome to the Community, @Carleesha !

    One of the best places to get started is our New Pro Hub. It's filled with guides, practical tips, and advice from experienced Top Pros on what helped them succeed, especially during their first 30 days on Thumbtack. You'll find discussions on everything from building a strong profile and responding to leads to winning your first jobs and growing your business.

    You can check it out here: https://community.thumbtack.com/categories/new-pro-hub

    Feel free to jump into the conversations, ask questions in the comments, or even start your own discussion. The Community is full of pros who are happy to share their experiences and help each other succeed. We're glad you're here!

  • NewPathJunkRemoval
    NewPathJunkRemoval Posts: 5 ✭✭

    Welcome! It really depends on what type of business you’re in. For me, responding quickly, asking enough questions before quoting, and not feeling like I have to win every lead have made a big difference. I’d also focus on getting great reviews early on—they’ve helped my business tremendously. Wishing you the best of luck!

  • Jonathan_Stickland
    Jonathan_Stickland PPC Member Posts: 38 ✭✭

    Spend time early on, learn and try new things, experiment. Gets easy over time.

    Remember, you get ahead in life by doing things others can't, or won't. Difficulty and time demands gives you opportunity.

  • ArnoldMenjivar
    ArnoldMenjivar New member Posts: 2

    Dont do this for the money, do this because you love it. Try helping your customers figure out thier issues that they are asking our community for. treat every customer like you would treat your family. listen and understand what they want. and repeat it back to them. offer up ideas but demand that they do it your way. educate and and update evrything you do. never take any thing personal. Understand what you can do and when you need help with things you cant do