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Smart property owners are usually concerned about liability. (Smart as in: they are cautious, thoughtful, and most importantly, the have money to pay you. These are the type of customers...
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If you are a successful you contractor you are so because people were so happy with the job you did that they referred you. In the old days a satisfied...
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Google provides an interesting service that shows the LONG-TERM TRENDS FOR THE LEVEL OF CONSTRUCTION-RELATED SEARCHES performed on its search engine. One can see that activity is clearly lower than...
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"Nurture" is not a word one hears too much in the contracting trades, but it is key in developing new client relationships. Nurture is a fancy word for staying in...
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How should a contractor handle a lead that comes in through their website? The short answer is right away, as in within 10 minutes. Doing so sets a tone that...
Posted at 23:34h
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Construction-related businesses should consider a domain name that has at least one of the following elements, but not all three:
1.) Keywords that pertain to your legal or well-known business name
2.)...
Posted at 23:33h
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Basic search engine optimization (SEO) is a must have for contractors, but it's only one prong of a healthy balanced approach to successful contractor marketing. There was a time when...
Posted at 20:42h
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Online reviews are becoming more important as a tool for contractors to attract clients outside their normal circle of referrals. They are even becoming an important tool to impress people...
Posted at 17:21h
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That's kind of a trick question as reviews may be considered a part of SEO, as they factor into search rankings. The question may be re-phrased, "Are reviews more important...
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A website is like a wedding album, it should showcase the photos without distracting from them. There’s nothing wrong with noticing the finely crafted binder which holds the photos, but...