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Most roofing contractors outsource their marketing — and still don’t know what’s working.
In this episode, I sit down with Joseph Hughes to break down how roofing companies can build an in-house marketing machine that creates consistent leads, brand awareness, and long-term growth.
We talk about control, clarity, systems, and why understanding your own marketing is critical if you want predictable results instead of guessing every month.
Show NotesMany roofing businesses spend thousands on marketing every month without truly understanding where their leads come from or how to improve results.
In this episode, Dave Sullivan talks with marketing strategist Joseph Hughes about how roofing contractors can bring marketing in-house without turning it into chaos. They discuss why relying entirely on agencies often leads to frustration, poor transparency, and inconsistent performance.
Joseph explains how contractors can build simple, repeatable marketing systems that focus on brand, trust, and long-term visibility instead of chasing quick wins. Dave adds perspective from working with hundreds of contractors who struggle because marketing isn’t aligned with their operations, sales process, or capacity.
This episode is about ownership — owning your message, your data, and your growth — so marketing becomes an asset instead of an expense.
Takeaways00:00 – Introduction
04:12 – Why Most Roofing Marketing Fails
11:06 – The Case for In-House Marketing
19:40 – Systems vs Tactics in Marketing
27:18 – Brand, Trust, and Consistency
35:52 – Tracking What Actually Works
43:09 – Aligning Marketing With Operations
50:41 – Final Advice for Roofing Contractors
Links Referenced in This Episodehttps://theroofercoach.com
https://contractordynamics.com
Companies MentionedContractor Dynamics
Ruby Receptionists
SMA Support
Proline
👉 Get tools, frameworks, and systems for roofing business growth at
theroofercoach.com
By Dave Sullivan4.9
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Most roofing contractors outsource their marketing — and still don’t know what’s working.
In this episode, I sit down with Joseph Hughes to break down how roofing companies can build an in-house marketing machine that creates consistent leads, brand awareness, and long-term growth.
We talk about control, clarity, systems, and why understanding your own marketing is critical if you want predictable results instead of guessing every month.
Show NotesMany roofing businesses spend thousands on marketing every month without truly understanding where their leads come from or how to improve results.
In this episode, Dave Sullivan talks with marketing strategist Joseph Hughes about how roofing contractors can bring marketing in-house without turning it into chaos. They discuss why relying entirely on agencies often leads to frustration, poor transparency, and inconsistent performance.
Joseph explains how contractors can build simple, repeatable marketing systems that focus on brand, trust, and long-term visibility instead of chasing quick wins. Dave adds perspective from working with hundreds of contractors who struggle because marketing isn’t aligned with their operations, sales process, or capacity.
This episode is about ownership — owning your message, your data, and your growth — so marketing becomes an asset instead of an expense.
Takeaways00:00 – Introduction
04:12 – Why Most Roofing Marketing Fails
11:06 – The Case for In-House Marketing
19:40 – Systems vs Tactics in Marketing
27:18 – Brand, Trust, and Consistency
35:52 – Tracking What Actually Works
43:09 – Aligning Marketing With Operations
50:41 – Final Advice for Roofing Contractors
Links Referenced in This Episodehttps://theroofercoach.com
https://contractordynamics.com
Companies MentionedContractor Dynamics
Ruby Receptionists
SMA Support
Proline
👉 Get tools, frameworks, and systems for roofing business growth at
theroofercoach.com

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