Publishing dry technical content isn’t the only way to teach your website visitors about your construction services. By offering content that requires their active participation, you’ll keep your prospects engaged and teach them about your services in a clearer and more memorable way.
Make it Fun
The more enjoyable you can make learning about your business, the more time your would-be clients will spend doing it. Quizzes and tests are one of the simplest ways to do this. Pick a topic your audience cares about and help them check how informed they really are. Your quiz can cover something basic, such as knowledge of hotel construction vocabulary or a more complex topic such as financing options.
Assessments are another way to get your prospects actively learning. Like quizzes, assessments highlight problem areas in a way that encourages your prospects to get in touch with you. To pique curiosity, pose a question, such as “How well are you prepared for your home renovation?” or “Is your commercial property development business missing out on profits?”
Make a Personal Connection
By letting your prospects hear and communicate with you in real time, webinars help you build a stronger rapport and establish your credibility. They’re perfect for generating high-quality warm leads. To keep your prospects interested, design your webinar to solve a pressing problem or help participants reach a concrete benefit. Offer actionable guidance based on your own experience and hard data, but leave time for audience questions. If you’re targeting retail store owners looking to renovate, you might offer pointers on how to increase sales with a better store layout.
Don’t have time to develop a webinar? Try creating short interactive videos that feature you and your company’s work, and include rich media tags, clickable hotspots, polls, and quizzes. You’ll need a video editor that can add these features, but many video hosting services, such as Youtube and Vimeo, offer at least basic options for creating interactive videos.
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