Are potential customers poking fun at your cheap, flimsy business cards?

When talking with potential new customers over the phone, they often ask, “What do you think of my logo?

The workplace is changing. As a 39-year-old myself and being in the ad/marketing industry for more than 17 years, I’ve seen a lot of change within the tech & creative industry, especially within the past 10 years.

When it comes to your social media marketing campaigns, what type of content are you posting to generate interest in your security company?

Saying you’re a local security company to your potential customers is not enough. You can’t just talk the talk; you need to walk the walk.

It’s January — time for new beginnings and improvements for your security company. Security dealers typically sit with their staff and marketing teams during December and January to reflect upon what was successful during the past year and what was not.

In past articles we have talked about remarketing, but because we are continually evolving and learning from data that comes through our security dealers nationwide, from time to time we like to revisit one of our past articles or give advanced insight into how to use some marketing techniques like a pro.

How basic do you need to be when it comes to your marketing efforts?

Is do-it-yourself (DIY) security here to stay, or is it just a fad? Based on our experience, the security industry seems to be in a transitional period.

If you are a dealer you may be thinking, based on the title, why should I read any more if this is only for integrators?