| Customer acquisition is a big part of what Warm Thoughts Communications does for its many HVAC clients. We attack it systematically and aggressively from all angles.
We offer you the strategic, creative and programming support you need to have a website that promotes your services, provides industry information, delivers special promotions and enables your customers to pay their bills online, schedule services, ask questions and leave feedback. And we can also optimize your site to generate high-ranking search results within your targeted local market.
Our customized newsletters are chock-full of informative, persuasive material that your customers care about. They help promote your sales and services…and help generate referrals too. Our clients report that they regularly achieve more than 50% readership — sometimes as high as 82%. Plus, our overall newsletter renewal rate is over 90%.
We write and design direct mail packages, postcards and bill inserts that talk effectively to the people you want to reach. They get opened, and they get results.
Need to upgrade your newspaper or trade magazine marketing? Local radio? The Warm Thoughts team of creative and strategic thinkers can work wonders with what you say and how you say it.
And don’t forget the incredible effectiveness of “non-marketing marketing” – otherwise known as “public relations.” We use our industry savvy and media contacts to get your name out there in ways that penetrate your targets’ minds and memories and build invaluable brand awareness. And there’s more: an effective PR push quite often leads to your being contacted by reporters, readership and other third parties as an “expert”. It truly is the proverbial gift that keeps on giving.
These are just some of the ways that Warm Thoughts can help our HVAC business partners acquire new customers as part of an overall recession-fighting effort.
To learn more about our many strategies and support programs for customer acquisition and how you can use marketing communications to succeed in a down economy, click here.
Other ways to recession-proof your business:
Service plans
Customer retention
Financial analysis
Sales leads
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