Wednesday, February 6, 2013

NAARPI’s Marketing Guide to Success for Property Preservation & Inspection Professionals



NAARPI’s Marketing Guide to Success for Property Preservation & Inspection Professionals 

www.naarpi.org

focuses on low cost high impact marketing strategies and techniques to help professionals in our industry build a successful thriving profitable property preservation and inspection company.

ONLY 39.99 + $16.50 Shipping and Handling

Only in the NAARPI Store at www.naarpi.org or call 

214-4627240 

Marketing does not have to be expensive or complicated, however it can be if you are not careful.  Some of the best marketing techniques are easy to implement and cost virtually nothing. The Marketing Guide to success for Property Preservation & Inspection Professionals will walk you through the process on how to become a effective marketer, remember if you are not inspecting or performing property preservation assignments you should be marketing.  Book is paperback and includes 40 pages with over 9,400 words that provide insight and powerful links and other tools.
Book was assembled by NAARPI with contributions from MPPS Master Property Preservation Specialist and CFI Certified Field Inspectors alike. Major contributor was John R. Allen Owner and President of BIIG Inspections a successful Inspection & Preservation Company with it’s headquarters located in Dallas Tx.
Contents:

Foreword………………………………….................. 2
Introduction……………............................................... 2
Acknowledgement……………………………………..3
Chapter 1 Knowing the Rules………………………….4
Chapter 2 Where to Start (Decision Time)......................6
Chapter 3 Road Map to Success………………………10
Chapter 4 Marketing & Sales Plan (The Big Picture)…...23
Chapter 5 Web Presences and Marketing….…………..25
Chapter 6 Helpful Tips and Tools……………………...30
Chapter 7 Getting the Phone to Ring…………………...31
Chapter 8 Helpful Links………………………………..35
Chapter 9 Conclusion………………………………….40

You may be the best in the industry but if you do not know
 how to market no one will know. 


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