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Top Ten Things Every Contractor Website Should Have
Is Your Presentation Book Up To Snuff
Marketing To The New Homeowner
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Is Your Presentation Book Up To Snuff?

Your presentation book is one of the most important tools that you should have in order to make a sale. When doing a presentation, albeit, an indoor air quality system or kitchen remodel, most homeowners will react better to visual aspects then your own words. Listed below are a few things that each and every presentation book should have:

1) Company Information - This includes associations, mottos, copies of insurance, business licenses, certifications, president bios, etc.

2)Photos - You should definitely have before and after photos of the specific project the homeowner is requesting.

3)Testimonials - Since this is a presentation book and not on your website, you should have at least 10 testimonials of people in their area, which include full name and town. When you receive testimonials, you should be getting a sign-off sheet on this.

4)Industry  Education - Let's face it the contracting industry regardless if it heating contractors or remodelers does not have a good reputation. Contractors are always in the top three for consumer complaints. Instead of avoiding this fact, you should bring the homeowner actual statistics and facts about your specific industry. Research consumer reports online and gather statistics to educate the homeowner. This helps them when dealing with other contractors, and you will always come off as more professional.

5) Your Process - Show a written process for the project, what are the actual steps, how you will manage and handle clean up and day to day operations in the homeowner's home.

6) Samples - Always bring samples of material that you may be using for the project. This will help the homeowner actually touch and feel the material, and also clarify what they may want.

When you are using your presentation book, please make sure that it goes with your actual sales pitch. A presentation book will allow you to keep the same sales pitch each time, so you do not miss anything.
 

If you are NOT a Footbridge client, and want to learn how, please contact us today and speak with a marketing consultant that can help you.

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Recently a survey of contractors about their website gave the following results:

* 85 percent of respondents rated having an online identity as "important" or "very important."

* 78 percent said their Website gives them a competitive advantage and stronger economic footing.

* 76 percent said their site is a valuable tool that contributes to the generation of important business leads.

* 53 percent of businesses feel their site provides credibility.

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