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Construction Business Review | Monday, January 30, 2023
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Construction businesses have yet to embrace digital marketing on the same scale as other businesses, so creativity is needed. This is especially detrimental to small and medium-sized enterprises.
FREMONT, CA: There are 3,759,710 active construction firms in the United States, including real estate developers, general contractors, engineering firms, renovation firms, and material suppliers. Regardless of a company's size, digital marketing may assist all businesses in an industry.
Construction companies accustomed to operating in the real world may need help understanding the digital environment.
Developing a Digital Marketing Strategy for the Building Industry
Since the pandemic's start, the construction industry has faced its fair share of difficulties, including labor shortages and project stagnation. Construction companies want digital marketing to be smooth in 2023, when everyone will have adjusted to the new norm.
The Digital Marketing Institute identifies a competitive disadvantage and lack of relevance as two main disadvantages for organizations that fail to adopt digital marketing. Failure to innovate or think creatively will hinder businesses. Construction marketing requires experimentation, agility, and adaptability in today's digital environment.
Presently, the business is saturated with conventional marketing techniques. Many construction companies still need to maximize the potential of social media platforms and digital marketing to increase their customer base and bottom line. The industry still needs to adopt digital marketing to the same extent as other industries.