By Adam Cabrera.
In a recent episode of Roofing Road Trips, Heidi J. Ellsworth visits with Pam Torrey, director of marketing at Ingage. During the conversation, they explored the ways sales strategies have evolved in the roofing industry and offered some great advice on how contractors can boost their lead conversion.
With a background in marketing, sales and event management, Pam brings a unique perspective to the roofing industry. One of the key points highlighted in the episode was a recent paradigm shift in lead flow and the sales funnel motivated by a return to a pre-pandemic market with low demand.
The idea is to go back to basics, since there are fewer customers out there treat each lead as invaluable and to focus on lead nurturing and quick response times. “Everyone's trying to get back to their fundamentals,” she says. "Each lead was something that we needed to treat with care because there weren't as many of them.”
In the same vein, Pam stressed the importance of consistent branding and messaging across all customer interactions, from social media to in-home sales presentations. She emphasized that in-home appointments provide opportunities for active listening and personalized interaction with customers.
Ingage's platform, a customizable presentation tool, enables sales reps to tailor pitches based on individual needs and preferences, increasing trust with potential customers. Pam points out the success of one of their clients using the system, Ridge Top Exteriors.
“We were brought in for specifically their in-home sales process,” She explains. “By leveraging a really strong digital marketing presence and a sales presentation that could meet the needs of the customer... they saw a 3.58-point increase in close rate.”
It might be time to re-examine your own company’s marketing and sales strategy to see if you are leveraging that same amount of conversion power.
Learn more about Ingage in their Coffee Shop Directory or visit www.ingage.io.
About Adam
Adam Cabrera is a writer and podcast producer for the Coffee Shops and AskARoofer™. When he isn't writing about roofs he enjoys camping in the Rocky Mountains, going to concerts and playing music.
We use cookies and similar technologies. Some are needed to make this site work – signing you in, keeping your session secure and remembering the choice you make here. Others are optional: they help us measure how the site is used, remember your preferences, and measure our advertising.
Optional cookies are switched off until you turn them on. You can change or withdraw your choice at any time on our cookie policy page, which is linked in the footer of every page.
Choose which categories you are happy for us to use. Nothing in an unselected category is loaded, and switching a category off deletes the cookies it has already set.
Strictly necessary
Required to deliver the site you asked for - signing in, security tokens, keeping your basket and remembering this cookie choice. These cannot be switched off.
Functionality
Remembers preferences such as your chosen language, and powers optional extras like live chat and embedded video and social posts.
Analytics
Helps us understand which pages are read and how the site is used. Data is shared with the analytics providers listed in our cookie policy.
Advertising
Used to measure advertising and sponsorship campaigns and to show you more relevant advertising on this site and elsewhere.
Comments
Leave a Reply
Have an account? Login to leave a comment!
Sign In