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Tommy Mello is the owner and operator of A1 Garage Door Service, the host of the Home Service Expert podcast, and owner, partner, or investor in 14 other businesses ranging from Christmas lights to real estate to mobile apps. In 2010, Tommy became the sole owner and operator of a single Phoenix-based garage door service business, which came with $50,000 in debt. Today, A1Garage generates north of $30 million dollars in annual revenue, with over 250 employees in 12 states.

Tommy is a regular contributor to Inc., Entrepreneur, and other business publications on the topic of entrepreneurship and small business as well as a sought after podcast, radio and television guest. When not in the office or working on the businesses, you’ll find him on a
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“Years later, Al had a great client who said that how a company orients an employee during the first two weeks dictates the relationship. At first, Al thought that was crazy. But he soon realized the guy was right. Hiring works best when the business gets new people paired up with mentors right away, teaches them the systems, and helps them get some quick wins. When this happens, employees are more likely to stick around.”
Tommy Mello, Elevate: Build a Business Where Everybody Wins

“Because just like marketing, you should always be recruiting. Seriously, there is no time, that if the right person walked along, you shouldn’t get that individual on the bus right away. Why do we view marketing as something we should do all the time to drive brand awareness, but we don’t think the same about recruiting? The way most business owners treat recruiting is more like a discrete task than an ongoing process. If there are job openings, we recruit. As soon as we fill them up, we stop. Whew, nice to be done with that for a while. Except, that’s the wrong attitude. Recruiting is a vital function, and we should keep it going all the time.”
Tommy Mello, Elevate: Build a Business Where Everybody Wins

“Where to post your ad online is different depending on your typical customers and employees. My avatar spends time hanging out on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Snapchat. Being in those places gives me the best chance of getting exposed to as many people as possible who might be a good fit. My customers, on the other hand, are fifty- and sixty-something-year-old homeowners. They hang out in different places online, like Facebook, Nextdoor, Instagram, and Google.”
Tommy Mello, Elevate: Build a Business Where Everybody Wins

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