By Marco Industries.
While spring and summer can typically keep you busy with renovations, re-roofs and storm damage repair, fall is often a time when the roofing trade slows down a bit. So why not take advantage of this time to make some plans on how to grow your business next year?
Ramey highlights four areas you should be thinking about: generating leads, following-up, regular communication, and making sure you hire quality employees.
Generating leads is generally the number one item on everyone’s marketing priorities list. But as Ramey notes, qualified leads only come through a longer-term, dedicated effort to build your reputation and referral business. “That’s because most customers conduct a great deal of online research well ahead of investing in a major expense such as a new roof; they seek advice from trusted, third-party organizations and want assurances that the company they may enlist is going to stand behind their products or service. They look for education, information and reviews before they ever pick up the phone or fill out a form.”
They also talk to friends and neighbors. In our generation of Facebook networking and Google reviews, word-of-mouth is a powerful tool that can work for and against you. That’s why you have to do things—a lot of things—right. Your website, your ongoing communications, and of course, your work product.
Check out her article to see what she and other experts have to say about your marketing efforts in the coming year. And check out our Weather-Tite™ solutions to make sure you’re offering the best product to your customers. Because the most impactful thing you can do to grow your business is to keep customers satisfied.
About Marco Industries
For more than 25 years, we’ve assembled the best people and capabilities in order to deliver superior quality and performance. But earning multiple Top 10 Product Awards, Rural Builders Gold Key Awards and more aren’t the goal. Customer satisfaction is. That’s why, in addition to industry-leading testing and certifications, we invest in innovative design and manufacturing, including the only specialized non-woven material manufacturing capabilities in the industry. Our corporate headquarters and almost 220,000 square feet of made in the USA manufacturing and warehousing are centrally located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. From here, and through five distribution facilities across North America, we deliver Marco quality coast to coast.
Learn more at www.marcoindustries.com.
Original article source: Marco Industries
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