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Are you posting on social media but still not getting quality contractor leads?
Wondering why other contractors keep showing up on Google while your business feels invisible?
Are you tired of inconsistent marketing that starts strong and then falls off?
Highlights of the EpisodeIn this episode, I’m sharing how we’ve recently started getting more quality phone calls and contractor leads by doing something simple that most businesses refuse to stay consistent with. This episode is all about contractor marketing, Google Business Profile optimization, branding, and lead generation.
I talk about what we changed inside K&B Communications, why consistency matters more than having a storefront, and how posting daily on your Google Business Profile can help you build trust with Google and your audience over time.
If you’re a contractor struggling with marketing that isn’t working, inconsistent leads, or wondering how to actually get found online locally, this episode will help you understand what matters most.
What You’ll Learn:During this episode, Shaytoya mentions that “people don’t go to Google to buy.” What she meant was social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Google is absolutely where people go to search for services and make purchasing decisions. The point being made is that social media is more for branding and visibility, while Google Business Profile is where contractor businesses can capture high-intent local leads.
Resources and Links MentionedJoin the Building Better Contractor Businesses Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1K64LtaA33/
Metricool Scheduling Tool Mentioned in Episode:
https://f.mtr.cool/OYKXYC
The Contractor Fight:
https://thecontractorfight.com/
Learn more about K&B Communications
www.kandbcom.com
About the Host
Shaytoya is the CMO of K&B Communications, a commercial low-voltage contractor serving Nevada and Arizona. Over the years, she has worked in many different roles within the business, including admin, recruiting, accounting, marketing, operations, relationship-building, and leadership development. Working side by side with her husband, Kevin, Shaytoya has experienced the real ups and downs of growing a contracting business from the inside out.
Through the Building Better Contractor Businesses Podcast, she shares real lessons, struggles, systems, leadership conversations, marketing strategies, and behind-the-scenes experiences to help contractors build more predictable, profitable businesses without burnout.
Learn more at www.kandbcom.com
DisclosureEvery contractor's business is different. The strategies, systems, and experiences shared on this podcast are based on our personal experience in our own business and what has worked for us. Results will always vary depending on your market, team, leadership, consistency, and execution.
Please use your judgment when making business decisions and understand that what works for one contractor may not work the exact same way for another.
Some links, tools, resources, or recommendations mentioned in our episodes and show notes may also be affiliate links. This means that if you choose to purchase through those links, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. We only share tools, services, and resources that we personally use, believe in, or feel could genuinely help contractors build better businesses.
By Shaytoya BrownAre you posting on social media but still not getting quality contractor leads?
Wondering why other contractors keep showing up on Google while your business feels invisible?
Are you tired of inconsistent marketing that starts strong and then falls off?
Highlights of the EpisodeIn this episode, I’m sharing how we’ve recently started getting more quality phone calls and contractor leads by doing something simple that most businesses refuse to stay consistent with. This episode is all about contractor marketing, Google Business Profile optimization, branding, and lead generation.
I talk about what we changed inside K&B Communications, why consistency matters more than having a storefront, and how posting daily on your Google Business Profile can help you build trust with Google and your audience over time.
If you’re a contractor struggling with marketing that isn’t working, inconsistent leads, or wondering how to actually get found online locally, this episode will help you understand what matters most.
What You’ll Learn:During this episode, Shaytoya mentions that “people don’t go to Google to buy.” What she meant was social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Google is absolutely where people go to search for services and make purchasing decisions. The point being made is that social media is more for branding and visibility, while Google Business Profile is where contractor businesses can capture high-intent local leads.
Resources and Links MentionedJoin the Building Better Contractor Businesses Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1K64LtaA33/
Metricool Scheduling Tool Mentioned in Episode:
https://f.mtr.cool/OYKXYC
The Contractor Fight:
https://thecontractorfight.com/
Learn more about K&B Communications
www.kandbcom.com
About the Host
Shaytoya is the CMO of K&B Communications, a commercial low-voltage contractor serving Nevada and Arizona. Over the years, she has worked in many different roles within the business, including admin, recruiting, accounting, marketing, operations, relationship-building, and leadership development. Working side by side with her husband, Kevin, Shaytoya has experienced the real ups and downs of growing a contracting business from the inside out.
Through the Building Better Contractor Businesses Podcast, she shares real lessons, struggles, systems, leadership conversations, marketing strategies, and behind-the-scenes experiences to help contractors build more predictable, profitable businesses without burnout.
Learn more at www.kandbcom.com
DisclosureEvery contractor's business is different. The strategies, systems, and experiences shared on this podcast are based on our personal experience in our own business and what has worked for us. Results will always vary depending on your market, team, leadership, consistency, and execution.
Please use your judgment when making business decisions and understand that what works for one contractor may not work the exact same way for another.
Some links, tools, resources, or recommendations mentioned in our episodes and show notes may also be affiliate links. This means that if you choose to purchase through those links, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. We only share tools, services, and resources that we personally use, believe in, or feel could genuinely help contractors build better businesses.