By Jesse Sanchez.
Contractors using the Ingage Suite just got a major upgrade. Owens Corning®, one of the most trusted names in roofing, has partnered with Ingage to release a professionally built presentation now available in the Ingage Marketplace. The new content promises to streamline sales pitches for home improvement pros, making them more consistent, more polished and, most importantly, more effective.
Available immediately to all Ingage Suite users, the Owens Corning deck was created to solve a familiar challenge in the field: lackluster sales materials. The pre-designed presentation is meant to be a high-impact tool that helps reps walk homeowners through the benefits of Owens Corning’s product lines with clarity and confidence.
Designed for both kitchen table conversations and on-site consultations, the new deck is part of Ingage Marketplace’s growing library of manufacturer-backed presentations. Each one is built by professional designers and presentation experts with a clear focus on the home improvement industry. The Owens Corning release is more than just a branded PowerPoint. It’s interactive, mobile-friendly and tailored to educate, engage and convert. By giving sales teams high-quality templates they can use out of the box, Ingage aims to dramatically reduce the time and effort it takes to prepare a winning pitch.
According to Ingage’s overview of the offering, the Marketplace addresses one of the most common challenges contractors face: not having high-quality, ready-to-use presentations.
Beyond standardization and professionalism, these decks help new hires ramp up faster and eliminate the need for constant marketing support. And with new content being added regularly, along with the ability to request custom decks, contractors can stay ahead of both the competition and the seasons.
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Jesse is a writer for The Coffee Shops. When he is not writing and learning about the roofing industry, he can be found powerlifting, playing saxophone or reading a good book.
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