How Remodelers Can Navigate COVID-19
During these unprecedented times, many of us are navigating a new reality. Take a look at these seven suggestions for weathering the storm:
During these unprecedented times, many of us are navigating a new reality. Take a look at these seven suggestions for weathering the storm:
It's 2020. If you're not maximizing digital marketing to grow or maintain your custom home building business, you're falling behind your competition.
As a remodeler, you know the wisdom of the old adage, “Measure twice; cut once.” Accurate measurements are absolutely critical for good remodeling work. The same is true with your marketing efforts to promote your home remodeling business.
Inbound marketing can be an expensive strategy to implement, and some might be tempted to consider simply redesigning their website to attract more customers. While this might be effective in the short term, it is impractical to redesign a website whenever it loses its effectiveness. For home builders, it is important to follow inbound marketing best practices to get the most exposure and reach the most customers. The following is an examination and comparison of the costs of inbound marketing and website redesign.
You may have come to the conclusion that the strengths of your remodeling company lie in actually remodeling someone’s home. You understand the importance of reaching out to new prospects and generating new business, but your “sweet spot” is in doing the remodeling—not generating the leads.
