Blog: Jim Wingfield
Rather read? Here's the full transcript! As 2018 is coming to a close, I know that everyone is incredibly focused on their 2019 goals and how to effectively get there. One of those big pieces is going to be retroactively looking back at how every single marketing channel that you provided...
A Spectrum manager has a client who is looking to expand into a completely new territory. With that, comes the age-old question, “Is it time for a new website or can we just build upon the one we already have?” When you expand into a new market, it’s likely that nobody has ever heard of your busin...
You may think that you should turn off your paid advertising during the winter, as it’s not really the time that homeowners embark on projects. While your active jobs may slow down during the off-season, your marketing shouldn’t. Your business should be present in the digital sphere all year long to...
Rather Read? Here's the Full Transcript: As busy season comes to a close, it’s important to make sure you and your team stay disciplined with your inbound leads. Up until this point, the home services industry has built itself upon the notion the more leads the better. That all leads are created e...
You’ve probably been contacted by shady agencies in the past. Well now Google is taking action against these agencies with a handy new complaint form tool. In the new form, if you believe a third-party agency is violating Google My Business’s third-party policies, you can report their shady behavior...
WATCH THE VIDEO! Rather Read? Here's the Full Transcript What’s up everyone, it’s Jim over at Spectrum. It’s not often that we have breaking news within home service marketing, but when we do, we can be sure it’s a sign of great things to come. Late last week, Facebook announced that it...
Rather Read? Here’s the Transcript What’s up everyone, welcome to Spectrum’s Marketing Minute. Today what we’re talking about is making sure that you’re truly tracking your offline advertising and how it effectively and cohesively works with everything you’re doing from a digital component. It’s no...
“But wouldn’t a smaller pool of rave reviews achieve the same result? Okay, let’s say quality is king – how many reviews are my customers reading before they buy? A large review archive is preferred, but how much is too much? Is there such a thing?” “Are people even reading these?” Does the mention...