lead generation and Marketing

I have a roofing company in TN I also represent 10-20 roofing companies. Since are state now has to have a public adj represent any contractor working with the ins. company. so am (PA) here looking to see if someone can refer one or the other. (marketing company or lead generation company)

jf@tnroofpros.com jf@adjuster-pro.com

Just don't use a company called Airo Marketing. Had to send a letter to them attorney general to get them to stop charging my cc.

Yeah Mike it took an email to do the trick :laugh:

But to answer the "Q" I could forward all of the lead generation service propositions I get to him.

For the record, Online leads generation services are a dime a dozen. I think. Judging by all of the offers I get.

I just don't understand why a citizen of TN would contact a desk jockey in California to get someone to look at their roof. But they do. Weirder than hell :S

Anyway I use ............ NO! NO FRIGGIN' WAY!!!!!!!!

TIME FOR THEM TO $ PAY $ ME FOR A LEAD!!!!!!!! :laugh:

Vickie the Boss Said:

Meanies.

HMPFFF.... Are you trying to tell me you knew what he was asking about?

My money says the Queen was in the dark. :)

I had an email from this nice gentlemen and all he wants to know is if anyone has a lead service that they could recommend.

If you do please post it.

Meanies.

I am a contracting roofer in North Texas and I think the whole insurance/adjuster/roofer crap is nothing but a racket which has perpetuated some of the most careless work and outright fraud imaginable. Nevertheless, it is now illegal for a roofer to do adjusters' work and adjusters to do roofers' work in Texas. Regarding your subject matter, several weeks ago I got a call from a public adjuster soliciting my referrals on clients who needed help getting insurance companies to pay up. This PA used to work for a roofing company and after picking his brain for a while, discovered that I had spent the better part of 4 decades actually caring about how roofing was done. That is not where the money is. He assured me that if I referred him to clients he would not steal them from me and that he only got paid from the insurance proceeds. OK.

So this PA's marketing is to cold call roofers in the area.

I'm in the camp that has absolutely no idea what the heck jf@...com is asking about.

???

This is a pretty helpful place if a guy takes his question seriously enough to put a little effort into it. Why anyone would expect people to put any of their own valuable time into helping when the "pro" doesn't consider the question important enough to proof read and compose properly is beyond me.

I am here to help. Here is what you do.

Create a semi-interesting sentence or 2 that looks on the surface to be about something roofing-related and something RCS members would be interested in talking about. Pay attention now, here comes the part where you get some money/work out of the deal for free. Below the RCS post, post a URL to a product or service you are selling, and viola!, a free ad!

But be careful because it's also a double-edged sword in that some people who catch on to your tactic might get the idea that this is how you conduct business everyday and will steer clear of you. This is especially true if you get caught trying to get something of value for free, over and over again.

Come guys help a brother out. PLEASE!

roofermann Said: Posting the same Q twice will not generate a quicker response :unsure:

Is that what that was, a "Q"? (question?) B)

You might want to contract with someone that can use proper English as I am having a heck of a time figuring out what you are saying. My initial reaction was that I would never use you because of that. FYI

Posting the same Q twice will not generate a quicker response :unsure: