Talk to us about marketing your epoxy flooring company
There are two doors: a callback with our CEO, or a short written note. Both lead to a talk about marketing, so floors and walkthroughs can wait for your own customers.
Mention the floor types your crew takes on and the towns it drives to, because those two facts shape almost every page we write. A single paragraph is plenty. We would rather ask a follow-up question than receive a long brief.
If you would rather talk than type, the callback slot on the form puts a time on the calendar. Our CEO dials the number you entered, so give one that your crew actually answers between jobs.
Book a callback or write a note for your epoxy flooring crew
The form holds four boxes: who you are, an email address, a number to ring and a few lines of note. A callback slot is optional. Please leave out customer identities and anything about a particular job site. Once the note arrives, a person reads it and writes back, usually with a question about the floor types you take on and the service area you work.
Which floor types should the phones hear about first?
Name the floor types you hope to be asked about and the towns your crews drive to, plus any local websites that already point to yours. Keep customer names and home addresses out of the note.
Epoxy flooring owners ask how the call and the form run
What is a call with our CEO like for an epoxy flooring owner?
You talk through the floor types you take, the towns you drive to, and whether search or paid ads should lead for your epoxy flooring company. Nothing is sold on the call, and you can say no without a second one.
What does the form ask an epoxy flooring contractor to send?
Your name, your email address, your phone number and a few lines of message: there are no other boxes. Ticking the callback slot is up to you, and so is leaving it blank. If you leave it blank we answer by email.
Should an epoxy floor installer include customer details in the note?
No. Leave customer identities, street addresses and job-site specifics out of the note, since marketing pages never call for them.
Does the call cost an epoxy flooring company anything?
Booking it is not billed, and no paper is waiting at the end. If you do go ahead, each month stands on its own.
Can a garage floor coating company ask us to quote a floor?
No. A floor quote is your company's to give, and our desk never prices or installs anything. We answer marketing questions only, so a customer asking about a floor should be pointed back to the company that would do the work.
What is saved when a customer rings an epoxy flooring company from a tracked page?
Three facts: the source tag, the length of the call and the page on screen. Nothing more about the caller is stored.
A garage owner is searching for a floor right now. Be on the list they scroll.
Schedule a call with our CEO, or leave a note. The first reply covers what your epoxy flooring company sells, the towns it works in and the searches that matter most.
Month to month. Ad budgets paid to the platforms.