Tag Archives: builders marketing list
The best way to find a list of builders’ details for marketing
Many local builders don’t actively promote themselves, preferring to operate on word-of-mouth recommendations, with some having no more than a mobile phone number. Operating under the radar and often on a local scale, these builders are notoriously difficult to track … Continue reading
Ignore ‘builder installers’ at your peril…
Suppliers in the glass and glazing industry are missing a trick by ignoring a huge market of potential customers. Local builders now account for a significant proportion of the windows and doors that are installed in UK households, along with … Continue reading
Builders database now has over 23,000 contacts and 15,000 emails
Insight Data, the specialist supplier of business data for the glazing and construction industry, has seen its Local Builders database soar to 23,000 contacts and 15,000 emails. Jade Greenhow, Insight operations manager said; “The window industry is changing rapidly due … Continue reading
General Builders: the new wave of home improvement companies
Insight Data highlights increased sales opportunities for building product suppliers Anyone running a trade counter business knows that general builders represent a significant slice of the window, door and conservatory industry. Historically, few wanted to deal with them – the … Continue reading
Industry boost creates opportunities for those with the right ‘intelligence’
Despite global financial turmoil and continued economic uncertainty, the mood of the UK construction sector has been lifted by a number of positive stories related to the industry, says leading market intelligence providers Insight Data. “From compiling our own market … Continue reading
Homeowners turn to local builders for windows and doors
As homeowners stay put rather than moving, they are turning to trusted contractors to carry out home improvements. Historically homeowners moved every 7 days, but with new figures highlighting that this is likely to be 15-16 years due to economic … Continue reading
