Author Archives: Jaclyn Crawford

Review Management Now In The CraftJack Pro App

Customer reviews are a great way to help you grow your business and win more jobs, so we wanted to make it easy for you to manage the reviews you receive from homeowners. We’re excited to announce that CraftJack pros now have the ability to manage reviews directly in the mobile app!

To access this new feature, be sure to update your app to the latest version.

CraftJack pros can request reviews from both homeowners they’ve worked with through CraftJack as well as homeowners they’ve worked with outside of CraftJack. This allows our pros to more quickly establish their reputation and trust among current and future homeowner customers. The best part is, it’s easy to do! You can share a link with homeowners, send them an email or auto-send them an email when you mark a job as won.

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What Licenses Do Roofing Pros Need In Florida

Pros in any trade should be aware of the rules and regulations in their state to effectively do the job. For roofing contractors, navigating what the state requirements are can be tricky. Sometimes, the job can be challenging and you must be educated about safety requirements. For that reason, it’s important to know what your state requires.

For roofing contractors in Florida, you must have a license to perform work on anyone’s home or business. Here’s what you need to know about your Florida roofing business license.

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2022 Marketing Trends You Should Know

It’s a new year, so it’s time to shake up your marketing strategy. There are some new trends on the horizon to go along with the old but effective way of doing things.

Marketing trends seem to change quickly. This change and growth may instantly make you feel anxious and stressed, but that needn’t be the case for you and your 2022 marketing plan. Instead, consider it a challenge and an opportunity to take some baby steps towards using new tools and strategies to potentially grow your business little by little.

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How to Create a Marketing Plan for Your Contractor Business

With the start of the new year, now’s the time to start thinking of new strategies to help your business grow. If you don’t have one already, a marketing strategy is one of the best things you can do to find new customers and keep old ones coming back.

Looking to grow your business in 2022? Sign up with CraftJack today and start receiving leads from homeowners in your area.

Simply put, a marketing plan is an outline of how you anticipate generating leads and attracting customers to your business. Marketing plans can be as general or as detailed as you’d like but should give you a solid idea of how you’ll help potential customers find your business in the year.

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Limitless Possibilities For Positive Reviews

In a digital world, it’s now more important than ever to be cultivating reviews online from happy customers. And the number of reviews matters. According to a 2020 BrightLocal study, “customers require a business to have 40 online reviews before they trust their average star rating.”

If you haven’t done so before, look at your online reviews and your star rating. Online reviews present endless possibilities for new and repeat business; they’re an invaluable part of any contractor business. Make 2021 the year of no limits when it comes to positive reviews.

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Contractor Spotlight: Around The House – NWA

Customers are key to business success. No one understands this better than CraftJack Pro Jason Peck, owner of Around The House – NWA.

Coming from a background in software development and corporate business, he pays keen attention to detail when it comes to his customers, making sure they know that when he’s around, they’ll receive exceptional customer service. Jason uses CraftJack to help him find more customers in his area and help them get the job done. See what he has to say about his experience.

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Contractor Spotlight: Seal Pro Painting

Here at CraftJack, we want to see our pros succeed. We believe that there are limitless possibilities to reach your business goals. So when we hear of one of our members really going the distance with their business, we have to share.

Seal Pro Painting is a business that has really put no limits to its success. They have a unique focus on customer service and employee appreciation that really sets them apart. We chatted with Branden Sewell, owner of Seal Pro Painting, to hear more about their business. Read about how they’ve partnered with CraftJack on their journey to success.

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Contractor Spotlight: 360 Painting Vancouver

We recently spoke with Angela Malone, president of 360° Painting Vancouver, and Collins Bradford, executive vice president about the success they’ve seen with their new company and what their goals are for the future. CraftJack is proud to feature them in our Contractor Spotlight!

Are you looking for more leads in your area? Sign up with CraftJack today and start growing your business.

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Contractor Spotlight: Ace Handyman Services – Lake Norman

“Autograph your work with excellence,” is a lesson we can all learn from Regina Scronce, team coordinator at Ace Handyman Services – Lake Norman. In everything this team does, they strive for excellence; within their business, for their customers, and their employees. That is why we’re proud to feature Ace Handyman Services – Lake Norman as a featured CraftJack contractor.s

Scronce shared with us a bit about her business and how CraftJack is helping them on the journey to success. See what advice they have to share.

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Study Reveals The State Of Home Offices In 2021

If you’re still working from home, now nearly 18 months into the pandemic, you’ve got no excuse—at this point, you should have put together a proper workspace or home office (or found a professional contractor who can help).

Certainly, many people have limitations in terms of space, but much can be done with little, and you don’t necessarily need to break the bank to look professional in the Zoom Age. By now, at bare minimum, remote workers should have a dedicated, functional space that supports their bodies, appropriate accessories to look and sound professional on video calls, and something other than a blank wall in their background.

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