Word of mouth marketing might be popular among construction companies, but it’s also unreliable and limits your growth. With a little creativity backed up by good data, you can pull in more of the leads you really want more consistently.
Show Off Your Skills with Video
Video lets you show off your projects like no other medium can. It also
gives your prospects a chance to see and hear you, which helps build trust. To
pull in leads from your videos, though, you need to know what topics your
target audience cares about most. Reviewing data from building permits in your
area can spark lead-pulling topic ideas.
If you spot an increase in building permit applications for restaurants or
other businesses where appearances matter, you’ll know it’s worth addressing
the concerns of these potential clients. Trying grabbing their attention with a
video series showing the esthetics-enhancing features you’ve
built into your past projects.
Tempt Prospects with Useful Tools
Planning a construction project, choosing products for remodeling, and securing financing are complex topics that require numerous calculations. Your potential clients are out there looking for anything that can make their project planning easier. By providing helpful tools, you’ll be attracting leads to your website while also demonstrating your expertise. If you specialize in kitchen remodeling, your tool could be as simple as a cost-calculator or a quiz to help your prospects prioritize the features of their new kitchen.
Gate Your High-Value Content
Useful content is one of the best ways to attract visitors to your site, but sometimes it takes a little nudge to turn those visitors into leads. Instead of making everything you publish freely available, choose some of your more popular content to offer in exchange for contact information.
This tends to work best with content that provides a concrete benefit. If you have proven tips on how to save thousands on a new home addition, your best prospects will be happy to give up their email address to hear them.
For more tips on taking your marketing beyond word of mouth, contact Construction Monitor today.