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Episode 334: PoolPro Magazine: Pool Service Business 101

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“In this podcast I interview Megan Kendrick the Publisher/Editor-In-Chief of PoolPro Magazine and we discuss some of the fundamentals of the industry. We also touch on the COVID-19 crisis and some of the things to look out for in your pool service business. PoolPro Magazine’s main focus is on the business end of your pool service and we discuss some of those key aspects in this podcast.”

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