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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2023 · 13 MIN

168. 3 Ways Marketing Has Changed | Grow Your Contracting Company

from NAILED IT! The Business of Construction · host Joseph Hughes and Elizabeth Lytle at Contractor Dynamics

One of the reasons we get so excited about marketing is because it’s always evolving, which forces us as businesses to continually evolve, too! Joseph shares 3 ways that marketing has changed over the past year. Here are the main takeaways: 1- Don’t worry about the micro changes. Pay attention to the macro shifts. 2- You don’t need to be fancy to be successful. 3- Your customers buy how you buy. Don’t forget that! 4- The most successful leaders are lifelong students of the game. Thanks for tuning in! Learn More About The Contractor Dynamics Marketing Training Program:  Learn More About The Contractor Dynamics Marketing Training Program: Industry-Leading Marketing Training for Contracting Companies Join Our Free Facebook Group for Contractors: NAILED IT! 🛠 Fast Growth Strategies for Contracting Companies | Facebook Check Out The Audio Version of This Content On Our Podcast: NAILED IT! The Business of Construction • A podcast on Spotify for Podcasters #roofing #contracting #construction

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