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7 Reasons To Seriously Consider Online Networking for Your Trade & Construction Business.
I’m going to share with you the 9 reasons you should seriously consider Online Networking as part of your strategy to grow your Trades and Construction business. Yes, for many Trades, in-person meetings appear to be more favourable on the surface. However. There are some SERIOUS benefits go going digital that include saving hours of time every week, growing your Trade or Construction business FASTER in areas you want to start working in, as well as showing us behind the scenes of your business and becoming much more memorable as a brand - which will increase enquiries and rocket those conversions. Nice. We share tips and tricks on exactly how online networking can be your new best friend in this blog.
5 Tips For Getting More Reviews For Your Trade and construction Business.
‘I don’t worry about reviews. I rely on word of mouth for my Trades business.’ Tell me how often you’ve said or heard this one. A lot, I’m going to guess Is the answer. Ok, let me tell it to you straight. Word of mouth is great. But if you really want to build your Trade business and are serious about scaling it and taking it the next level - more vans on the road, a bigger team, higher turn over - in this day and age, you cannot rely on word of mouth alone. Because word of mouth relies on individuals. And you have no control over that. In order to build your Trades brand and reputation, online reviews are your new best friend. So now we need to know how to bag them…
Networking 101: Beginners guide to Networking for Trades AND CONSTRUCTION.
You’ve been invited to your first ever networking meeting as a Trade. And you’ve agreed to go. But it’s the night before. And now you’re bricking it. No idea what to do. What to say. What to wear. What to bring. Standing in a room full of suits? Public speaking? What have I let myself in for, I hear you say? But don’t panic. We have a list of dos and don’ts for the networking Trade newbie to make your first time breezier than Gary Lineker’s presenting style.