We do know 2020 will be a year unlike any other, and it’s our job as business managers to navigate the unknowns ahead.

Nightingale developed fixtures that could be hidden in plain sight, a trait of a very skilled magician.

If you’re ecstatic to be back to work, it’s OK to tell your customers you missed working with them.

As with any product, it is important to do the research first.

When your workers stand out as safety-conscious, your clients are reassured they chose the right team.

As with most things related to homeownership, landscape lighting systems require ongoing maintenance and tuneups.

The goal of this lighting is to draw people in and create more business.

Think about who you are talking to when creating marketing messaging.

Manufacturers write specifications for the protection of their contractors and customers.

Every email you send is a representation of you and your company.

If you begin a sales pitch with a lower-end product, you may likely be leaving money on the table.

Like in that old game show, our clients really want to know what makes us so special for their job.

As the era of LED light sources evolves, the practice of hot plugging should be avoided.

Learn how you can optimize the story you tell to inform your customers about your products or services.

Take a look back at some of the lighting highlights of 2019 that are worth revisiting.

Never assume that your traditional way of doing things is necessarily the best way.

Examine different IP ratings and what they mean relative to landscape lighting components.

Adding lighting to hardscapes adds warmth and helps make outdoor living environments even cozier and more inviting.

Running a business well requires astute planning for the knowns, but even more importantly the unknowns we’ll face.

The industrial look design trend that began in the early 2000s has grown in popularity ever since.