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Out With the Old (Messaging) and in With the New

Out With the Old (Messaging) and in With the New

Following are four considerations to ensure your marketing will reach even higher levels of success in 2020. Know Thy Audiences. Building product brands have more than one purchaser or specifier. So, rather than developing universally-targeted content, consider...

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Greenbuild 2019

Greenbuild 2019

The 2019 Greenbuild International Conference and Expo was held in Atlanta last week, attracting 20,000 attendees from the U.S. and abroad. Focused on “A New Living Standard,” the conference included four days of networking, educational sessions and green building...

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Materials Innovations at the Remodeling Show/DeckExpo

Materials Innovations at the Remodeling Show/DeckExpo

Last week, design-build professionals congregated in Louisville, Kentucky for the 2019 Remodeling Show and DeckExpo, a co-located event focused on residential building, remodeling and deck construction. In addition to offering more than 45 seminars in seven tracks and...

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How to Optimize Your Building Products Blog

How to Optimize Your Building Products Blog

In the age of content marketing, blogging has quickly become an important marketing strategy for Building Product Brands who are looking to increase traffic to their websites and generate more leads. In fact, establishing a blog not only attracts more potential...

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Social Intelligence for Building Product Brands

Social Intelligence for Building Product Brands

Market researchers are obsessed with data. Day in and day out, they face that boundless frontier called the internet... endlessly mining its depths for useful information. They hold onto this vast database of research — counting their precious nuggets and...

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3 Keys to Memorable Marketing Experiences

3 Keys to Memorable Marketing Experiences

Maya Angelou has many poignant quotes, but the one that’s our favorite is, “People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Why? Because it goes against the tendency to simply tell audiences why...

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