The 3 Worst Calls to Action Roofers Use in Their Facebook Ads

You see them all the time...
The worst roofing ads ever.
What makes them so bad?
Usually the offer.
The value proposition.
They are either WEAK, or downright DISHONEST.
Not cool.
Are you making the same mistakes?
If you are, what SHOULD you do instead?
All of that in this video.
As always, visit my website to talk to me personally.
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[@JoshDub78]

Very helpful info. Subscribed. Will be visiting your website to check out your services

[@AhmadNuaymi]

Hey Micheal, I like your tips about price and quality in the ad copy but am still struggling.Could you show a exemplary ad copy and headline.Also are you the one that calls in within 5 minutes to give the free quote and set the appointment or does the company do that?

[@Minyona]

My clients call and set the appointments themselves. In almost every case, that works best, for a number of reasons. In terms of how to write ad copy really well, I'll likely put out some videos on that in the future. I may even include free downloads with ad copy that you can copy and paste.

[@AhmadNuaymi]

@@Minyona Life saver,im learning so much!

[@Minyona]

@@AhmadNuaymi I'm so happy I can help. Maybe I should make a course and sell it. In it I'd teach marketers exactly what they need to do to do amazing work for roofing contractors (and other contractors as well).

[@AhmadNuaymi]

@@Minyona Yh definitely,if you want inspiration look at a guy called max perzon, he's also a roofing contractor, he has a free course with so much value but its more generic,I feel like a course specific to roofing contractors or just home improvement contractors will do very well.

[@Minyona]

@@AhmadNuaymi I’m familiar with him.