Marketing
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Instagram is a powerful tool for marketing and education. Here are five remodelers that do both just right.
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A proactive strategy to keep you in front of past clients
This is how your company can get prime (digital) real estate.
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Find out if the effort you’re putting into marketing and lead generation is really working
When marketing your services, make sure your message taps through your audience’s mental filters.
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A blog is the one of the best ways to reach people with your ideas, but who’s got the time?
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How do you create engagement in a digital environment where the average attention span is eight seconds?
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If the definition of a modern marketer is a little fuzzy for you, here are 10 steps to becoming one in 2015.
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Google+ has struggled to pull users away from Facebook, but it should not be ignored.
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Another reason to manage your online profile: Nearly 8 in 10 American adults read consumers reviews before buying
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Duct Tape Marketing's John Jantsch boils down marketing into seven phases that he calls "The Marketing Hourglass."
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Understanding how the brain works is a key element of practicing effective marketing.
“I found you online” is too vague of an answer to understand how to distribute marketing resources for your business.
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Skills every remodeler should have aren’t limited to the technical; people skills are a must when dealing with new clients.
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First-time homebuyers stand a better chance in home bidding wars as the amount of all-cash purchases decline and the elimination of post-payment interest rates.
Remodeler’s Advantage says that the best social media marketing is when it makes your brand top-of-mind when someone is ready to do a project.
