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What is Contractor Marketing?

TL;DR

Marketing specifically for construction contractors, remodelers, and home improvement businesses. Focuses on Local SEO, portfolio/project galleries, Review Management, and lead generation. Longer sales cycles mean Content Strategy matters for nurturing leads. Before/after photos and case studies are essential content.

Frequently Asked Questions About Contractor Marketing

What content works best for contractor marketing?

Before/after project galleries, detailed case studies with budgets and timelines, video walkthroughs of completed projects, client testimonials with photos, and educational content (how to choose a contractor, what to expect during remodeling). Visual proof of work is essential.

How long is the typical contractor sales cycle?

Longer than most home services, weeks to months for major projects. Homeowners research extensively, get multiple quotes, and take time deciding. Your content and follow-up sequences should account for this. Nurturing matters more than immediate conversion.

Should I show pricing on my contractor website?

Generally, show ranges or 'starting at' prices. Exact quotes are impossible without assessments, but complete price hiding frustrates potential customers. Transparency about price ranges qualifies leads and builds trust.

How do I get quality leads for contractor work?

Focus on SEO for specific project types ('kitchen remodeling [city]'), showcase detailed project portfolios, collect and highlight reviews, and consider lead services like Houzz or Angi carefully (they can work but watch lead quality and cost).

Are before/after photos important for contractor SEO?

Yes, both for SEO (image search, engagement signals) and conversions. Customers want to see your work. Get client permission, take quality photos, and add descriptive alt text and captions. A strong portfolio is your best sales tool.

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