Voice for the Industry Podcast

Voice for Pest presents the Voice for... the Industry Podcast — where serious industry insights meet a seriously good time. We’re not just another industry podcast. Our hosts bring you real conversations with pest control and lawn care leaders, innovators, and partners — covering everything from AI and technology to future trends and field service challenges. But we’re also here to shake things up. Expect interactive games, quizzes, and a fresh, engaging take on the topics that matter. It's informative, it's different — and yes, it's fun.

Voice for the Industry Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Voice for Pest, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Voice for Pest hosts Voice for the Industry Podcast, a business show with 34 episodes published.

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  Episode #33

  Episode 33: Building Leads That Convert: Inside the Mind of Pesty Marketing’s Founder

  Aug 11, 202652 minS1

  Most pest control companies are still relying on outdated or cookie-cutter marketing strategies—and it’s costing them real growth. In this episode, Andrew Peluso, founder of Pesty Marketing, shares his journey from knocking on doors in the field to building a specialized marketing agency focused on the pest control industry. He breaks down why generic marketing fails in this space, what most owners get wrong when trying to generate leads, and how a deep understanding of the industry changes everything. Andrew also reflects on standout data-driven marketing initiatives that show how creative outreach can shift perception and drive engagement. Looking ahead, he dives into how AI, analytics, and emerging technology are starting to reshape digital marketing and lead generation for pest control companies—and what strategies actually produce qualified leads and revenue, not just clicks and impressions.

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  Episode #32

  Episode 32: Built on People, Powered by Service: The Journey of Rusty Prewett & Prewett Pest Control

  Jul 28, 202642 minS1

  Many pest control companies focus heavily on growth—but building a people-first culture and lasting community impact is what truly sets great leaders apart. In this episode, Rusty Prewett, owner of Prewett Pest Control, shares his journey from the insurance world into the pest control industry and the lessons he’s learned while growing a customer-focused business. Rusty dives into what leadership looks like in a service-driven company, how investing in people creates stronger teams and better customer experiences, and why community involvement remains a core part of long-term success. He also gives an inside look into his own podcast, the conversations shaping the industry today, and where he believes pest control is headed as AI and technology continue to evolve. From leadership and culture to innovation and industry growth, this episode delivers valuable insights for anyone looking to build a stronger business and make a bigger impact in the industry.

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  Episode #30

  Episode 30: From Awareness to Action: How the Alliance Is Building Consumer Confidence

  Jun 23, 202635 minS1

  Most people don’t realize how much consumer perception shapes the pest control industry—and how organizations like The National Pest Management Association, the Alliance are working behind the scenes to change it. In this episode, Jim breaks down what the Alliance is, how it educates consumers on the value of hiring professionals, and what’s coming in 2026. He also shares how the Alliance is leveraging technology, AI, and modern marketing strategies to expand its impact, while clarifying how it’s funded and its relationship to the National Pest Management Association. Finally, Jim explains how pest control companies can get involved and access resources designed to support growth and industry collaboration. This episode is a practical look at how industry-wide collaboration is shaping the future of pest control.

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  Episode #29

  Episode 29: Leadership Through Change: Scaling Pest Control the Right Way

  Jun 9, 202631 minS1

  Many pest control companies want rapid growth, but few understand the leadership, culture, and long-term strategy required to sustain it. In this episode, Paul DiLorenzo shares the leadership principles and business strategies that have helped him grow within the pest management industry for more than 20 years. From scaling operations and maintaining strong company culture to successfully bringing teams together under one brand, Paul breaks down the non-negotiables every pest control company should focus on to create lasting success. Drawing from his experience as both an industry leader and President of the Florida Pest Management Association, Paul shares how the FPMA is helping shape the future of pest control through advocacy, education, and industry support. He explains how the association connects professionals, regulators, and partners to strengthen the industry’s voice and keep companies ahead of evolving regulations and customer expectations. Paul also highlights the growing importance of association involvement, the challenges pest control businesses will face in the coming years, and how strong leadership and adaptability—supported by organizations like the FPMA—will be key to long-term success.

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  Episode #28

  Episode 28: Four Legs, Zero Guesswork: The Future of Pest Inspections

  May 26, 202640 minS1

  <p>Specially trained detection dogs can locate pests and rodents with over 95% accuracy—far beyond what human inspectors can achieve. In this fascinating episode, Alex Hernandez, a canine scent detection expert with 15 years of experience, reveals the science behind these elite teams and why single-purpose, rigorously trained dogs consistently outperform generalist pups. From third-party certifications to daily scent imprinting, Alex breaks down the disciplined training protocols that ensure precision in complex environments like hotels, supermarkets, and homes. Through real-world stories—including his first bed bug case in a Connecticut Macy’s—Alex explains the subtle behavioral cues that signal a true ale...

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