Tim Davies and a co-host discuss cutting survey time to one hour each so they can complete 8-10 per week and reclaim weekends. The faster pace also lets other surveyors use their optimized surveys as a side income.
Questions this video answers
About one hour per survey.
10 surveys per week (speaker also reasons about doing ~8 per week in examples).
So if we can reduce that time, if we can get that down to. I mean, half an hour would be brilliant. I think that's probably optimistic, but I don't know. But definitely an hour. If I got. If I did 10 surveys a week and I had to spend. Well, no, I wouldn't want to do an hour on each one. Let's. Let's say. Let's just say I do eight an hour on all of them. That's five days. Right. So that means I've got my weekends back and more revenue and eight surveys a week. It's pretty good money. It's, you know, I don't have any.
Staff and I think aiming for an hour is sensible because, you know, your attention to detail, you know that you're going to want to refine and refresh things. And so allowing that time and having that expectation still means you can do an extra three to four surveys a week. Yeah. And we can then get other surveyors using it, generating an additional income stream for you.