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Two podcasts, an article and new friends

Posted on August 7, 2018 by PoolPro

PoolPro Fall 2018 from Megan Kendrick on Vimeo. The journey to Pool Chasers started a year ago Last year I received an email about a PoolPro story on online reviews: “After reading The Review Conundrum article I was very inspired because this is exactly what we went after when starting

Posted in Departments, Welcome editor in chief, Megan Kendrick, podcast, pool chasers, PoolPro

So I Bought A Magazine

Posted on May 2, 2018 by PoolPro

I’m thrilled to let you know that I now own PoolPro You may have heard that last month I bought PoolPro, along with sister publications SpaRetailer, Spasearchand Poolsearch. I love this industry and the people in it, and I’m so happy this is where I will continue my career. This

Posted in Departments, Welcome Megan Kendrick, ownership transition, PoolPro

Changing Perspective

Posted on March 5, 2018 by PoolPro

A fresh take on an old gripe has me thinking Have you ever talked with someone whose attitude changes your perspective on a problem? That happened to me when I was talking to Michael Henson, owner of pH Pool Care in Arkansas. We were having a lengthy discussion about how

Posted in Departments, Welcome buying channels

How Much Can You Take?

Posted on January 3, 2018 by PoolPro

Give your company a stress test Some people would call me a planner. I like to have everything mapped out from work tasks and family vacations to weekend projects around the house. I’ve got my life organized in various spreadsheets and other planning tools. I take comfort in having an idea

Posted in Departments, Welcome Megan Kendrick, stress test, welcome

Good Help is Hard to Find

Posted on October 30, 2017 by PoolPro

What’s keeping you from hiring the best? The lack of labor comes up a lot in the pool industry. We hadn’t done a story on it, and I figured it was time — and would be a good read for our show issue. I didn’t expect the article to partly become

Posted in Departments, Welcome hiring, IPSPE, labor, labor shortage, Megan Kendrick, wages