What I Learned About Covering Builder Marketing From the Snow Expo

This past week-end my spouse and I and some friends visited a nearby ski expo. When we arrived and saw the area we thought we would take and out within an hour. Four hours later we were leaving with smiles on our faces. What caused it to be a fantastic knowledge and how do [hhttp://www.youtube.com/user/DallasRoofingPros roofing contractor dallas] contractors make their home shows more successful and fun?I have worked a number of them, been to numerous home shows and helped roofing contractors plan them.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt; However, I've never been to a home show that was nearly just as much fun as the ski show I went to. Now you're probably thinking 'of course a ski show will be more fun than a home show.' Why? Are skiers more enthusiastic about their passion than homeowners? No, I don't think so. People are equally as passionate about their domiciles, and they spend much more money on them than they do on skiing. However, we in the market tend to believe having a good time is not the main sales equation. I believe when it comes to home shows we should try to make it more exiting and entertaining for the homeowner. How?Here are some of what exactly vendors were doing to have a little fun and attract attention.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;1 - One merchant had a Plinko game going (you understand, like the 'Price is Right ') Fill out an info card and get an attempt to win prizes ranging from nothing to an inexpensive keychain to a free lift ticket.2 - Another had a snow chain installing contest where the quickest installer won a free lift ticket. I'm proud to express I won a free of charge raise ticket!3 - One innovative and cheap game was a beer-pong set up with small prizes like chap-stick or soda-can insulators to get the ball in the cup.4 - One firm had a 'horse race' where each person got a number over a horse and they had a child from the team roll dice and move the horse forward one slot each time the number was rolled. My partner was thrilled to 'gain' a $20.00 off coupon.5 - Many distributors had drawings for prizes if you signed up.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;I hated how people would come by and just look for the freebie to take without even talking to me when I have worked home shows in the past. These distributors had games that involved the client and we spent a lot of time listening and speaking when we might not have otherwise.We also observed that winning a chap-stick was a lot more fun and satisfying than picking it-up off the table. So, how can roofing contractors incorporate this to their marketing efforts at home shows? Try and add some thing fun, a tennis putting match for a totally free roof inspection, or that key chain or coffee pot that you had been planning to share anyway. Some thing to get the consumers to avoid and talk rather than snatch and run. I'll guess you'll function as reach at the next home show if you're the sole roofing company marketing himself in an enjoyable and unique approach. Give it a try, you and your future clients will like it!