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Contractor Toolkit: Attracting Business Using Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Overview
Download the Contractor Toolkit to improve your local visibility and help you attract customers online.
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We know contractors are busy and not everyone has a social media marketing budget—so we’re here to help. We’ve created a toolkit for you to use that will improve your local visibility and attract more customers online.
In this toolkit, you have:
- 3 blogs geared toward consumers that are customizable to your business
- 3 customizable social media post templates you can use to promote the blogs
- Accompanying graphics for both the blogs and the social media posts; just add your logo!
Read the BPA Journal article for tips on SEO best practices. You’ll also find an overview of the three blog topics and a request form to complete to receive your Contractor Toolkit.
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