Inside the August 2010 Issue

August 2010 Cover

Features

Back at the Office: To BBB or Not to BBB

Does your company benefit from Better Business Bureau accreditation or could the annual fees be better spent on other marketing measures?

Cover Story: Quality Before Quantity

Canada’s Gotta Go Portable Toilet Rentals sticks with a stay-small strategy for customer service success

On Location: Going for Gold

By treating the alpine events of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games as a management contract, Carney’s Waste Services satisfied both a world clientele and its loyal customers

Columns

Truck Corner: Thanks for Asking … Again

We reprise some of the most common Truck Corner questions received from vacuum truck operators

Product News: Product News

Featured products of August

PRO Forum: Painted Ladies

Is there a product that allows you to spruce up faded old restrooms?

Think Tank: How Far is Too Far?

For contractors aiming at providing crack customer service across a broad territory, the decision to take distant jobs is not made lightly

From the Editor: Bite Your Lip

Your service efforts aren’t helped by complaining to customers about issues that trip your trigger

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