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Trap Talk Live is a resource for independent small business owners in the nuisance wildlife and pest control industries to listen to the experiences and knowledge of Ryan Ridgley (founder of Huntsman Wildlife) to hopefully help others going through the struggles of a sub $1m home service business.
Unknown Host hosts Trap Talk Live, a business show with 47 episodes published.
Send us a text It’s the time of year we start planning the next year for our company. Some of us will look into event marketing as an opportunity to further our brand reach, recognition, and hopefully collect some leads.
Send us a text Every time the phrase “recurring revenue” is brought up in industry circles, it seems like every suggestion is non wildlife related… General pest services, snow plowing, pressure washing, lawn care… In thi
Send us a text This episode we sit down and talk with past guest Dalton Stephenson about his motivation to be the next Western Region Director of NWCOA, the importance of organizations like NWCOA, and what it means to be
Send us a text This week’s episode is a series of rapid fire interviews we did at our booth at the AAC Distributing conference this week in Syracuse IN. Thank you for everyone that came by and sat behind a microphone for
Send us a text In light of this week’s current events I thought I would talk about the impact the content we created can have on ourselves, our businesses, our teams, our families, and our communities. Please be sure to
Send us a text This episode we talk with Tracy Sullivan of the Wildlife Operators Living Fund to share with you W.O.L.F.’s mission to support the Nuisance Wildlife Industry. If after listening to this episode, you find i
Send us a text This episode is a short one explaining how we ended up getting $10,000 from the Jobber Grants program, what we intend to use it in, and a long term plan of the program we create works out. Please be sure t
Send us a text On this episode I bring in Jayce Jefferson, our technician since May of 2024. We talk about what nuisance wildlife work is to a newcomer, the journey he has been on the past 16 months, and what he thinks t
Send us a text This episode we talk about losing our way and other dangers that come with seeking out growth with no purpose or mission. It’s a raw look into the past 18 months of struggles with staffing, revenue, system
Send us a text This week’s topic hits on the Pareto Principle of 80% of the effects come from 20% of the causes. At Huntsman Wildlife we use this to regularly purge our client list of problematic clients and are known to
Send us a text I made a stupid decision to ignore a growing problem, until it was too late. This episode explains our most recent podcast absence and my hopes are it will keep a few of you from making the same mistakes I
Send us a text Took some time off because we had to move our offices, because I pissed off our landlord, because I can be a moron sometimes. But from this unfortunate series of events out of a Lemony Snicket storyline, I
Send us a text This episode we talk about some of the similarities between dating and having employees. It gets a bit “weird” but I promise you will enjoy yourself and hopefully find a way to better meet your team’s need
Send us a text This episode we sit down and talk with Dalton Stephenson of Gold Country Wildlife to discuss his experiences being a smaller company servicing a large geographic area. Please be sure to support our sponsor
Send us a text This episode we sit down and talk with Mike Holcomb, owner and founder of Ready Now Roofing in Cincinnati Ohio. (www.readynowroof.com). Mike has been a contractor partner with Huntsman Wildlife for over th
Send us a text The start of the year always puts us in a mindset to create goals and plans for the coming year. This episode I share with you our plans for Huntsman Wildlife’s 6th year in hopes to both keep me accountabl
Send us a text This episode we talk with Jack Searls of AAC Distributing about the importance of building relationships with vendors. Having a good vendor relationship is a helpful tool when it comes to trainings, assist
Send us a text This episode we sit down and talk with Chris O’Banion of Varment Guard (formerly of Advanced Wildlife) to discuss pricing and the pitfalls many of us can sometimes fall into. Please be sure to support our
Send us a text Trying to stay on top of all that you need to for successful Google Ads and business listings can be stressful. Every time you think you have it figured out they go and move the goal posts. Then you go onl
Send us a text We all know that fall brings the start of the slower season for many of us. With that brings the hardship of keeping our teams productive and valuable to our clients, our community, and our company. This e
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Trap Talk Live is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 47 episodes.
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