A new book, Internet Marketing for Plumbing & HVAC Contractors: How to Triple Your Sales by Getting Your Internet Marketing Right, by Josh Nelson, is written specifically for contractors and walks them through each step of the online marketing process.
I’ve heard from a number of HVAC professionals that they would love to understand how to navigate AdWords and make pay per click (PPC) a valuable marketing option for them, so this is the last article in a three-part series where I break it down for you and show you how to do that.
I’ve heard from a number of HVAC professionals that they would love to understand how to navigate AdWords and make pay per click (PPC) a valuable marketing option for them, so this is the second article in a three-part series where I break it down for you and show you how to do that.
Pay per click (PPC) is a pretty complicated system. No way around it. That’s why I’ve written this three-part series to help you understand how to navigate Google AdWords and turn PPC into a valuable marketing option for your HVAC business.
As a contractor in the cooling/heating trade, how do you feel about our company and services being marketed to retail customers via the Internet versus direct mail?
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Business owners have been using direct mail for a long time. But these days, many prospects are searching online to find HVAC contractors and manufacturers. Does this mean you should give up on direct mail and focus on online search marketing? No! But also yes.