Visitor Engagement
Celebrate and promote your clients phone calls and contact forms.
With our new IVR feature, each call can be properly directed, addressed and recorded for quality purposes. If your client is struggling with their intake process, take the time to review these calls with your team and strengthen their process.
Call Monitoring
We can track phone calls and forms – this not only allows us to attribute leads to our campaigns, but it also allows you to monitor your clients success each day.
Did you notice a long phone call? Ask your client about it! Being interested and keeping a solid relationship with our clients is priority one.
Call Tracking
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Sources
Information Sources
Coming Soon!
U.S. Department of Justice
Bureau of Justice Statistics
National Center for Health Statistics
Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA)
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
American Bar Association
The Yale Law Journal
King, Joseph H.. “Causation, Valuation, and Chance in Personal Injury Torts Involving Preexisting
Conditions and Future Consequences”. The Yale Law Journal 90.6 (1981): 1353–1397. Web.
Columbia Law Review
Franklin, Marc A., Robert H. Chanin, and Irving Mark. “Accidents, Money, and the Law: A Study of the
Economics of Personal Injury Litigation”. Columbia Law Review 61.1 (1961): 1–39. Web.
Getting Found
Both onsite and offsite SEO can make or break your clients opportunity to be found online. Through smart and fresh content, regular site maintenance and consistent directory listings, your client can climb their way to the top. These efforts, in conjunction with paid advertising, is guaranteed to grow your clients online footprint.
Engaging the SMS
Effective marketing strategies using the Scorpion Marketing System. Walk your client through our SMS dashboard and emphasize its value to both you and your client. It’s important to remind clients of the following:
Categorizing Leads
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This is our clients opportunity to tell us how we’re doing. With their input, we can refine and focus their campaigns to attract the right traffic at the right cost.
Reputation Management
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Reviews are extremely important in the plumbing industry. There are a number of review sites online that cater specifically to users searching just for household services like plumbing.
Routinely Sending Lists of Retained Clients
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This is how we’re able to determine our clients return on investment. By matching up jobs acquired with our advertising efforts, we can evaluate a client’s cost per acquisition. With plumbing, job values are typically an exact science so it’s easy to put into perspective, in dollars, just how the campaign has produced.
Lead Quality & Volume
Consistent communication with your clients will allow you to determine whether or not the volume of leads and their quality are in their best interest. A plumbing company will expect enough good leads to fill up their technicians schedules throughout the week so it’s important to make sure we accomplish this.
Let’s review some key points you need to be aware of to help out your clients:
Preferred Jobs and Services
Is the client happy with the work that we’re sending them?
Lead expectations
Are we hitting our numbers? If so, can we continue to grow their business by up-selling and expanding their owned territory?
Job Value Information
Are those jobs worth enough to warrant their investment?
Closing Notes