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Month: February 2018

Promote Contracting Business with Email Newsletters

Promote Contracting Business with Email Newsletters

Looking for another way to promote your contracting business? How about an email newsletter? Sure, email newsletters can be annoying, but that’s only when they are not created or sent correctly. No one really wants daily newsletters from the same company. Some companies even go overboard sending multiple emails a day. This is enough to aggravate a person for them to remove themselves from your email list entirely. We wanted to share with you ways to use construction email newsletter that won’t annoy your audience.
• Be strategic in your approach.
• Make your email content relevant. Low quality emails can hurt you and increase the numbers of be unsubscribing.
• How often you send an email out will depend on your business, your customers, and your service.
• Your email will depend whether your target is a former customer or potential customer. A couple times a month for a former customer is good, as long as your information is useful. For a potential customer, you could double that frequency.
• Emails help keep your name in front of any and all customers, especially former customers who can give your more business or new clients.
• People will learn about your knowledge and expertise through your email and turn to you when they need help.
• Your emails need to provide value and offer people something. For example: home improvement tips, home trends, new products, etc.
• Make your newsletter 90 percent informative and 10 percent promotional.
• Make your newsletter intriguing. Catch your audience with a fun interesting title or visuals. Link to quality blogs or articles. Avoid using spammy words like FREE or CLICK HERE in the subject line.
• When you get a subscriber, let them know (on average) how often you will be emailing them so they will be aware. You can also provide an option for them to choose how often they get an email (which they may prefer). read more

Orlando's Spring Break could draw 2.9 million visitors — and AAA has it ranked No. 1

Orlando's Spring Break could draw 2.9 million visitors — and AAA has it ranked No. 1

Spring Break is in the air as attractions owners are preparing for long — and profitable — days when business dramatically rises.

“It’s one of the best times of the year for us,” said Sam Haught, co-owner of Wild Florida in rural Osceola County’s Kenansville.

In a slow January, about 6,000 visitors…

Luxury statewide motor coach service adds UCF shuttle

Luxury statewide motor coach service adds UCF shuttle

Orlando-based luxury motor coach transportation service RedCoach said it will add a free shuttle service from UCF to its Orlando station near Orlando International Airport.

The move caters to a growing number of college students who don’t own cars.

The motor coaches have free Wi-Fi, oversized…

Orlando startup groups merge under StarterStudio name

Orlando startup groups merge under StarterStudio name

The merger of three Orlando groups that support entrepreneurs under the name StarterStudio will help their effort to raise money and clear up confusion its leaders say exists around their missions.

Starter Studio, Firespring Fund and Canvs coworking space will combine efforts.

“The merger will…