Snoball Platform

09/28/2026

744 referrals. 275 booked moves. Under 2 years. 🚚

Stairhopper Movers always had happy customers. They just didn't have a way to ask every one of them for a referral or stay in touch after the move.

Founder Adrian Iorga explains what changed. His advice to other movers thinking about it? "I would a 100% recommend."

Book a demo with Snoball at the link in the comments 👇

09/09/2026

Slow month? That is the moment to go collect on the good work you already did.

Landon on why a soft market is the best time to build a referral engine: your past customers are still happy, your partners are still there, and for once you have the hours to ask.

Then the market turns and you are not starting from zero.

See link to the full Movified episode in comments 👇

08/21/2026

It takes about 7 to 8 touches before someone raises their hand for a moving quote.

Most movers stop at two.

Hunter Munroe lays out the cadence that actually works: postcard, email, another email, another postcard, then a call every few days until the move is real.

Go follow Hunter at My Home Story Pro for more like this.

See the whole convo in the comments 👇

08/17/2026

“AI doesn't commoditize word-of-mouth. It raises its price.”

Todd Bradley Jensen on the one channel AI can't flood: a real recommendation from a real person who has nothing to gain by lying to you. When everything else gets cheap and noisy, that gets more valuable.

Read the article 👇

08/12/2026

Clearwater Beach. A room full of moving company owners who want to grow.

That's the Titan Retreats, and Snoball is all in.

Landon got a shout-out for the Moving Titans crew. Watch below.

Thanks to Wade Swikle and Chad Coatney for building it.

Link in the show in comments 👇

08/10/2026

“A move is not a DoorDash order.”

Hunter Munroe from My Home Story Pro uses AI every day. But he draws a hard line: let it fuel your leads, not the actual sales conversation. Moving someone's home is personal, and that part still has to be human.

See the full episode in the comments 👇

08/06/2026

Ever bought a treadmill that turned into a very expensive coat rack?

That is what happens to most referral software. It works fine. Nobody has time to run it.

Referrals shouldn't depend on you remembering to log in.

Here's the difference between a tool and an engine that runs for you. Todd Bradley Jensen breaks it down. 👇

Referral software gives you infrastructure someone still has to run. A done-for-you engine gets run for you. Here is the real difference for home service companies.

07/30/2026

Wade Swikle was so obsessed with his moving company that his roommate begged him to stop talking about it at the bar.

His take? In the early days, that obsession isn't optional. It's the fuel.

Movers, Wade and Chad Coatney are getting ready for the Titan Retreats in early Sept. Go register in the comments 👇

07/29/2026

Hunter Munroe on the trap every growing moving company owner falls into: being the hero of every story. The ops guy, the closer, the claims expert. It works, right up until it doesn't.

If every sale runs through you, you're holding on to too much.

Full episode in comments (psst! he shares how to access the data needed to grow your moving biz.) 👇

07/22/2026

“Consistency compounds over time.”

True in business. Life. And everything.

Including affiliate referrals.

The first ten lunch meetings might not produce a single referral. Then the process starts to compound, and the relationships you quietly built turn into a steady stream.

Most business owners quit around lunch two. The ones who win just keep showing up.

Landon Taylor recently taught 100+ moving company owners how to build a realtor referral engine.

Check out his presentation in the comments👇