The Roofing Professional's Guide to Marketing Online

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(Newswire.net — March 13, 2013) Sioux Falls, SD — Roofers Marketing Guide.com has published a guide to help roofers learn about marketing online.

Years ago all roofers had to do was advertise in the Yellow Pages and clients would find them. Naming the business AAA Roofing worked especially well because they were always at the top of the list. But now times have changed and the internet has become a great way to advertise and market roofing services. By getting the owners name and the businesses reputation out there, roofing contractors can find more clients, more business and that means more money in their pocket.

In this guide, roofers will learn the ins and outs of:

  • Search engine optimization as it relates to roofing contractors
  • How to go about social marketing
  • Mobile and Local Search Marketing
  • Paid Online Marketing Methods
  • And Much More

 Consumers are searching for information more than anything else.

This Guide for Roofers Marketing is a good start to learning more.

The Internet and Smartphones

When people use their computers and smartphones to search for a local roofer, what are they looking for? Sure, they’re looking for a phone number and maybe some information, but most importantly they are  looking for information

Local Search

You may have noticed but Google and the other search engines are giving more credence to local search results than ever before. When you conduct a search today using Google, for instance, you will receive a few paid ad results but then you will receive about six to ten local search results. This makes local search invaluable for any business professional looking for local customers. And for roofers, using local search becomes a no-brainer.

Roofers will learn by reading this guide. Hopefully by now you have many more ideas when it comes to marketing their roofing business online. There is a lot of information here but business owners shouldn’t get overwhelmed. Nobody says that everything needs to be completed at once. Instead, it’s always best to start slow. Start with a website and see if the business can get some subscribers with an opt-in box. From there, the owner can create a Facebook page, a Twitter account and maybe a Google+ page. Soon all of their marketing efforts will add up.

About the company: Roofers Marketing Guide.com is powered by Social Commerce Partners, a group that specializes in online marketing for local business leaders.

Contact Info: Jimmy Morrow, Roofers Marketing Guide, 605.321.3253, news@SocialCommercePartners.com