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Construction Industry

Construction Social Media Has a Voice Problem (and It’s Fixable)

Your construction company might be posting consistently… and still sounding like someone who’s never been on a jobsite. That “off” feeling isn’t a content problem. It’s a voice problem. Here’s what’s really happening behind the scenes on construction social media, and why it matters more than most contractors think.

Why Billboard Advertising Still Delivers Big for South Carolina Construction Companies

Most construction companies underestimate what a well-placed billboard can do for their visibility, their pipeline, and even their digital performance. The data might surprise you.

Why Your Competitors Can Use Famous Songs on Instagram (and You Can’t)

Some businesses seem to get away with using famous artist’s songs in their Reels—but should they? Before you hit post, here’s what’s really going on with Instagram’s music access and the hidden copyright risks that could cost your business.

Instagram Followers: Why Who Follows You Matters More Than How Many

Follower count may look good on paper, but for local contractors, it’s not the number that matters — it’s the relevance. If your Instagram account is filled with followers who can’t hire you, refer you, or even recognize the work you do, your content might be performing worse than you think.

Trending Audio Isn’t a Golden Ticket for Contractors — Especially Local Ones

You’ve probably heard it: “Use trending audio on Instagram to get more views!”
But if you’re a contractor, sitework company, or remodeler who only works in a specific area, more views don’t always mean more business.

How to Improve Your Rankings on ChatGPT and SGE

ChatGPT and Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE) are disrupting the way everyone is searching online. Will your construction company rank well in those AI-powered systems?

Organic Search Optimization: Being in the Right Place at the Right Time

In the big picture, SEO falls short. On the other hand, organic search optimization (OSO) is a new and growing marketing approach. If your company can interact with a potential client there, it becomes a point of meaningful transaction and your business should optimize your presence in those locations.

Construction Marketing: A Counter Narrative

We open the door to the counter narratives we hear from construction companies in response to the typical digital marketing hype. See how a blended marketing approach answers the call.

Optimizing SEO Strategies to Increase Leads for the Construction Industry

A comprehensive SEO strategy requires an overall vision implemented across a variety of tactics. Google’s algorithm has changed significantly over the past decade – it’s more intuitive, dynamic, and comprehensive. It’s time to adapt.

Heavy Equipment Simulators: Their Function in the Construction Industry

Do heavy equipment simulators prepare operators to be proficient in the field? That answer and more are below, along with our novice attempt to complete an entry-level simulation.

Determining a Marketing Budget for a Construction Company

A quick Google search and you’ll find different opinions and guidelines for the percentage of revenue required to support a marketing budget for a construction company. Here, we remove the vagueries and give you something concrete to start with.

Mastering Construction Quality Control

More than $80 billion annually is lost by the U.S. construction industry. A shortage of skilled workers is at unprecedented proportions. Technology is rapidly evolving in the construction industry. We offer one more reason why these topics should have your full attention.

Digital Marketing Strategies for Construction Companies: A Comprehensive Guide

With a construction workforce shortage topping half a million in 2023, it’s essential for construction companies to use digital marketing strategies that support a strong online presence in order to attract not only new clients, but new employees, too.