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Contractor Marketing Tips And Tricks

"Contractor Marketing Tips & Tricks" is a podcast by Footbridge Media - a marketing agency with 20+ years of experience exclusively helping contractors and home service providers just like you.

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12
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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Add $10K-$20K a Month With the Leads You Already Have (opens the original)

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    Good leads coming in, and your revenue still isn't where it should be? The problem probably isn't your marketing. In this episode, we break down one of the most common mistakes contractors make when ROI feels flat: chasing more leads when the real leak is in how those leads get closed. He walks through why a single blended closing rate hides the truth, and uses a clear dollar example to show what fixing it can actually be worth. Why doubling your ad spend doesn't fix a bad closing rate, it just

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    AI Chat for Contractor Websites: Capture Every Lead 24/7 (opens the original)

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    Somebody lands on your website at nine at night with a real question, and your site has nothing to say back. So they leave, and someone else who's willing to answer gets the lead. We break down why passive lead tools like contact forms and "Request a Quote" buttons quietly lose contractors business, especially after hours, and what changes when a proactive AI chat starts the conversation instead of waiting for the visitor to. Why most contractor websites are built entirely around passive lead ca

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Where Your Home Services Business Leaks Money (opens the original)

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    Most contractors think their business isn't more profitable because of a big mistake. It's not one mistake. It's ten small decisions you've never gone back and checked. In this episode, we breaks down the four categories where money is leaking out of a growing contracting business, and the one habit that actually stops it. Why these decisions never show up as a clear line item on your financials The real cost of a rushed hire, and why it's rarely just the paycheck Why a full schedule doesn't mea

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Your Happy Customers Aren't Referring You - Here's Why (opens the original)

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    Your happy customers say they'd refer you. Most of them never actually do. That gap is costing you the cheapest, warmest leads you'll ever get. In this episode, we break down the research behind why satisfied customers stop short of referring a contractor, why rewards programs alone don't fix it, and the simple email system that closes the gap without you having to remember a thing. Why 83% of satisfied customers say they'll refer you, but only 29% actually follow through The two real reasons re

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    The AI Mistake That Can Actually Hurt Your Business (opens the original)

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    The riskiest thing AI hands you is not a bad answer. A bad answer you catch in four seconds. A good looking one goes live, and then it sits on your website doing something you never checked. In this episode, we break down why most contractors are worried about the wrong AI risk entirely, and what the real one is costing them. The short version: whatever AI hands back is only as complete as the prompt behind it, and your prompt is only as complete as what you already knew to ask about. That gap i

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