Randy sits down with Nick and Seth from Home Builder Marketers—two marketing pros helping builders and remodelers across North America build trust, generate consistent leads, and scale smarter.
You’ll learn how they’ve helped clients implement a 365-day follow-up system, use video marketing to establish authority, and automate lead nurturing for long-term success. If you’ve ever felt stuck chasing leads that go cold, this episode is your blueprint for building a marketing engine that works while you don’t.
Whether you’re a custom home builder, remodeler, or trade contractor, the strategies here will help you build an acquisition machine that grows with you.
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