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Catch up on a selection of featured sessions from Inspection Fuel V, with practical insights and ideas you can put to work in your inspection business. Watch anytime, at your own pace.
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Aaron Shishilla | The 2027 inspection marketing playbook
What's actually worth your marketing time in 2027? Aaron Shishilla gets into seven strategies home inspectors should have on their radar, from SEO and AI search to social media and CRM.
Khurram Shahzad | Your goldmine is already there, you just can't see it
Your business could be losing revenue without you even realizing it. Using data from more than 700,000 inspections, Khurram Shahzad uncovers where opportunities slip away and what inspectors can do about it.
Mark Hummel | THE way to get off the ground and to full capacity fast
A full calendar doesn't happen by accident. Mark Hummel gets into what brings clients through the door, the mistakes that can hold a business back, and what it takes to keep inspections coming in.
Brad Lowery and Matt Brading | Industry relationships
Some of the best things you can do for your business have nothing to do with inspecting houses. Brad Lowery and Matt Brading talk mentorship, and the people you surround yourself with
Brad Lowery and Matt Brading | Better communication
Finding an issue is one thing. Helping someone understand it is another. Brad Lowery and Matt Brading get into the conversations that can make all the difference in how clients experience an inspection.
Adam Long | Growing your inspection business
Where is the inspection industry headed, and what should you be paying attention to? Adam Long talks housing market trends, opportunities for growth, and how technology is changing the way inspectors work.
Matt Risinger | Building better homes
Why do newly built homes still have so many problems? Matt Risinger digs into real construction failures, moisture issues, and the building practices that can make homes last longer.