Simple fixes for the advertising, lead follow-up, and booking problems we keep finding inside epoxy and concrete coating companies.
We talk to coating contractors every week.
A lot of the problems we find are not complicated.
This section documents those problems and shows you how to check them yourself.
If the fix takes five minutes, we'd rather show you the fix. If the problem is bigger, we'll explain what we would do next.
Google and Facebook can both generate epoxy opportunities, but they reach homeowners at different moments. Here is how to choose where to start.
A homeowner who does not buy today is not automatically a lost opportunity. Here is how to build a follow-up system for estimates that did not close.
Bad results from Facebook do not always mean Facebook is the problem. Here is how to inspect the whole system before writing off the channel.
Old campaigns, ad sets, boosted posts, and forgotten promotions can quietly keep spending if nobody checks the account. Here is how to find out what is running today.
For EpoxyDemo, the operating goal is simple: respond while the homeowner is still thinking about the project. Here is how to build a first-response system that works while your crew is on the floor.
A homeowner disappearing after requesting a quote does not automatically mean the lead was bad. Here are the real reasons good epoxy prospects stop responding.
Getting the lead is only the first step. What happens during the next few minutes often matters more than the form itself.
Boosting a Facebook post is easy. Building a repeatable advertising system requires more control. Here is how to tell which approach your epoxy company needs.
A simple location targeting mistake can send your ad budget hundreds of miles away from the homeowners you actually serve. Here is the five-minute check.
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