10 reasons why customers choose you over a competitor

10 reasons why customers choose you over a competitor

One of the most significant components of developing a marketing plan is determining your company’s competitive advantage and presenting it to customers. Defining that competitive advantage essentially answers the question: why customers choose you over a competitor? It can help you set business goals and create a marketing plan that allows customers to choose your company again and again.

The key to reaching a new customer is connecting with them on an emotional level. If you can speak to their challenges, and offer a solution for them, it makes it easier for them to do business with you. That competitive advantage can help you present solutions to your customers, leading to customer-focused marketing. That personal connection is critical, but there are many reasons why customers choose one company over another.

Here are ten reasons why customers choose you over a competitor:

1. You can define and leverage your competitive advantage

The first step, as mentioned, in marketing success, is identifying your competitive edge. You need to know how your business is providing solutions to the marketplace. It might be how your service or product helps customers. It will also be how your service or product is different than the similar services and products your direct competitor offers.

There will be other companies that offer the same product or service as you do, especially in the home services industry. Think about why customers would be better off choosing your company for that product or service. Define your target audience. Think about their needs, wants, what they care about, and what challenges them? How can your product or service help them with those challenges or meet those needs and wants? How will your company benefit your target customer? What makes your way of doing that unique and better than the rest?

Sometimes it isn’t as complicated as that. Sometimes a customer will choose your company because it’s convenient or they like your price better. Even still, those things are what is giving you a competitive advantage in those situations. Defining your competitive advantage is the first step.

2. You have a good reputation

Companies that do honest, quality work will develop a good reputation. A solid reputation in the marketplace will generate more word-of-mouth referrals, both online and off. If you do a great job with one customer, it is likely they will tell their friends, family, and even colleagues when asked. People will typically choose a company that has been recommended by someone they trust, over a company without that personal connection.

At a Canadian Home and Garden Show late last year, RenovationFind surveyed homeowners to determine how they are choosing contractors for home renovations. 72.9% of participants stated that they find renovation contractors by trusting a referral from a friend. That is most people. Building an exceptional reputation by exceeding your customer’s expectations will help you gain and retain new business.

Managing that reputation extends to your online presence too. While online customer reviews are not always reliable, they are still widely used in consumer research. No one is perfect, and so negative reviews even happen to good companies, but how you responded to that review is essential. Sometimes companies fall victim to fake reviews, and you need to be on top of that too. Checking listings and review sites, and making sure you respond to concerns online, should be part of your reputation management plan.

3. They can find you online

When someone is looking for a new company to hire, the first place they are going to look is online. If your company does not come up on Google search results, and they haven’t heard about you from offline sources, they probably won’t find you. Obviously, if they can’t find you, they can’t choose you.

Investing time and money in enhancing your online presence and search engine optimization (SEO) is important. Your SEO strategy could have many parts, including keyword analysis and research, creating content, using social media, building backlinks to your site, Pay-Per-Click and other web advertising, email marketing, and a range of other digital marketing activities. If you do not have the time or know-how to do any of these things yourself, hiring a third-party SEO company or a digital marketing company to do it for you can be helpful. Make sure your customers can find you online, or they might never find you at all.


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4. You provide excellent customer service

Everyone wants to be treated well, especially when investing in a significant renovation or expensive product. Companies who are friendly, knowledgeable, and quick to respond to customers will build a reputation for their service. If you are focused on your customers, they will feel taken care of and that you are helping them meet their needs or solve their problems. Bad customer service will deter repeat customers and referrals. It will likely result in negative feedback and even bad online reviews. If you want your customers to take care of you with more referrals and more business, you need to treat them well.

5. You offer quality

People care about quality, even in a world where cheap comes quick and easy. The importance of investing in quality is especially true when it comes to home renovations. Homeowners would choose to spend a little more on a renovation job or product that is going to last and meet their needs for the long-term. Fly-by-night renovation services that do shabby work do not last long in this business. If your company focuses on providing quality products and work, over saving time and overhead, you will become the clear choice for the kind of customer you want to attract.

In the same survey taken among homeowners at a Home and Garden Show, the most important things to homeowners when choosing a contractor were quality and trustworthiness. These two considerations were more important to them than price and customer service.

6. You’re trustworthy

Along with quality, trust is essential. Being trustworthy is especially vital in the home renovation industry. Everyone has heard a story of someone being ripped off by a bad contractor. Whether it was leaving work unfinished, doing a lousy job, or completely running away with their money, it has been enough to make homeowners leery about hiring contractors to work in their home. If you can build a reputation of trust, and you do what you say you’re going to do every time, customers will choose you. No one will do business with a company that they can’t trust. Show that you’re trustworthy, and you’ll gain new business.

7. The price is right

While the price isn’t the most important thing to consumers, it is still a significant factor in decision making. Some consumers will prioritize a lower price in their decision-making process. However, companies that gain customers because they have the lowest price will always lose customers as soon as someone else offers something for less than that. You will not increase customer loyalty with low prices, but having competitive pricing can be advantageous.

Make sure your pricing is fair. Keep in mind that even rock bottom pricing can deter quality clients if they feel you’re too cheap. Likewise, if you are nickel and diming your customers at every chance you get, they will feel the sting. Offer them a competitive, fair quote that breaks down all aspects of your products and services. After you formalize an agreement with the customer, stick to it. People will always be on edge if they feel they are being taken advantage of financially but will not shy away from paying a fair price for exceptional service and products even if it is a higher price than a competitor.


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8. It’s the most convenient

Simple convenience is a reason why consumers might choose your business, even if they know nothing else about you. Sometimes people are in a hurry, and they can’t be bothered to do extensive research on the company they are going to hire. Or they want the job done quickly, and maybe the best company for the job has a busy schedule, and they’ll have to wait. It could be that your company truck was parked at the right place at the right time, and they inquired about a job then and there. Or maybe it’s because your office hours were more convenient. If you can offer something quickly and hassle-free, customers might choose you regardless of the other factors.

9. You have a shared belief in a cause

If you believe in what they believe in, a customer might choose you over your competitor. It doesn’t have to be a religious belief, but shared values and culture can fall into this category. If your company gives to a particular charity, you might attract potential customers who also support that charity. That is why it is imperative to stay connected to your local community. If you have a cause or organization you’re passionate about it, show up for it and make it known. Supporting a cause in your community might mean participating in fundraising events or just sharing their content on your social media feeds. If what is important to your customer is important to you, it can give you an advantage over competitors.

10. Customers can relate to your story.

For some, the reason why you’re in business and your story can sway them to choose your company over their competitors. They might relate to the problem you’ve set out to solve. Maybe they can connect to your companies story.

Let’s use RenovationFind’s story as an example. RenovationFind was created to help homeowners find and hire certified, quality, and trustworthy trades and home renovation companies. The industry has had a bad reputation for shady contractors taking advantage of homeowners. So, there was a need to create a system that helped stop that problem. That was one why. As the second part of that, good, worthy companies were impacted negatively by the tarnished reputation – and they needed to be promoted as trustworthy, quality companies to homeowners so their business could grow. That is the second why RenovationFind went into business.

As it turns out, homeowners and renovation contractors could both relate to why RenovationFind went into business. Homeowners and contractors can both relate to why we do the things we do. No one wants to feel stressed out hiring a home services company because they think they might get ripped off. No contractor wants to deal with a bad reputation that they had no part in creating. Their business should not suffer because of it, and they needed a way to stand out from the rest.

RenovationFind can give you a competitive advantage

RenovationFind is a free online listing of pre-vetted, certified trades, contractors, and home renovation companies. All the companies on the directory meet strict criteria and are monitored continuously to ensure they’re keeping up to standard. The criteria include legal and financial background checks, checking for licensing and insurance, WCB coverage, monitoring customer reviews, and rewarding a higher ranking to those who are a member in good standing with the Better Business Bureau.

When your company goes through this process, it shows customers that you are a contractor that offers quality and who can be trusted. Having a source of contractors in one place also makes it convenient for homeowners to find you, not having to do the background checks themselves. It checks off several of the ten reasons we have listed why a customer will choose you over a competitor.

In addition to a company listing on the directory, a great deal of digital marketing goes into helping customers find you. Blogs, social media posts, banner advertisements, email marketing campaigns, and search engine optimization are all used to promote your industry and your specific company. We cater to a very niche market: home services, home renovations, trades, and contractors.

RenovationFind has a membership base of tens of thousands of homeowners in your city, who all receive digital communication regularly. These members are offered discounts from key partnering companies, and they know that hiring contractors on RenovationFind is safe, convenient, and stress-free. We’ve done the work to build our reputation and trust with consumers. When a company is on our directory, they know they can already trust it. If you’re RenovationFind Certified, you automatically have a competitive advantage over companies in your industry who are not.

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Siding Cleaning Tips so Your Siding is Squeaky Clean

Siding Cleaning Tips

Siding cleaning is actually easier than you may imagine. Dirt, mildew, mold and grime can easily build up on your siding. Luckily, Handyman Connection offers tips and techniques on how to clean siding so it’s squeaky clean all spring and summer long. 

  1. Use Soapy Water and Sponge

For some dirt and grime you can easily get this off your siding with a bucket of soapy water and a sponge. If you want to clean siding everywhere on your home, just make sure to take caution when going up on a ladder to clean the harder to reach places. 


2. Use a Bleach Solution

If you have white siding that is starting to look off white or a little green you can easily use a bleach and water mixture to help clean off any mildew or mold. This is a great and effective solution to siding cleaning. However, it’s important to be safe when handling bleach. Make sure no kids and pets are around while cleaning your siding with bleach and always protect yourself, wear a mask and gloves. 

3. Use a Vinegar Solution

A safer solution to bleach is vinegar. Vinegar does a great job at getting rid of mildew and it’s incredibly simple to use. Mix water and vinegar together and use a scrub brush to scrub away the mildew on your siding. 

Want professional help with siding cleaning? Handyman Connection offers services so you can have clean siding on your home. We also offer other general Handyman services. Call or text us for a free estimate. 

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VAT Reverse Charge Delayed Until March 2021

The VAT reverse charge for building and construction services has been delayed until 1 March 2021, the government has announced.

The charge had originally been due to commence in October 2020, having previously been delayed by a year in September 2019. But industry chiefs had warned that the Covid-19 pandemic left small and medium-sized (SME) house builders unprepared to adhere to the changes.

Sixteen construction leaders penned a letter to chancellor Rishi Sunak this week calling for the VAT reverse charge to come into effect in 2021 — and the government has granted the request.

The government announced the delay on Friday morning, which has been described by the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) as a “victory for common sense”.

Brian Berry, chief executive of the FMB, which spearheaded the cross-industry campaign to delay the implementation of the VAT reverse charge, said: “The coronavirus pandemic has had significant impacts on cashflow for small to medium-sized (SME) construction firms. The reverse charge VAT is being delayed by five months is a victory for common sense. 

“While the industry called for a delay of one year, five months’ breathing space will go some way to helping them recover. In the meantime, the industry will continue working with officials in HM Treasury and HMRC to implement a communications campaign that prepares the industry.”

Changes to the VAT Legislation

The government will also amend the original VAT reverse charge legislation, published in April 2019, to bring certainty for subcontractors with regards to what they should do.

Prior to the VAT reverse charge, subcontractors have accounted for VAT on certain construction services, and deducted VAT on supply as an input. But from 1 March 2021 this will need to be paid directly to HMRC. 

Now, the new rules make it a requirement for businesses to be excluded from the reverse charge. This is because they are end users or intermediary suppliers. Instead they must inform their subcontractors in writing that they are excluded from the charge.

HMRC says the additional amendment is designed to make sure both parties are clear whether the supplier is excluded from the reverse charge.

This post first appeared on https://www.homebuilding.co.uk

Slight Upturn in Construction Activity but Sector Remains in Slowdown

Construction activity increased in May following a steep downturn in April, but the sector remains mired in a slowdown, new data reveals. 

Prime Minister Boris Johnson urged the construction industry to return to work last month as the government eased lockdown restrictions, but the sector remains in the worst downturn since 2009.

The findings from the UK Construction Total Activity Index, compiled by IHS Markit and the Chartered Institute of Procurement (CIPS), revealed May’s industry score was 28.9, up from 8.2 in April, but below the 50 mark which signals industry contraction. 

Construction companies that responded to the index survey reported a rapid drop in new orders received, which was largely attributable to the Covid-19 pandemic. Although respondents also stated that the reopening of construction sites had helped to limit the decline.

Tim Moore, economics director at IHS Markit, said: “A gradual restart of work on site helped to alleviate the downturn in total UK construction output during May, but the latest survey highlighted that ongoing business closures and disruptions across the supply chain held back the extent of recovery”.

Roughly 64% of those surveyed reported a drop in activity during May; only 21% reported an expansion. Those companies recording drops often cited furloughed staff and disruptions from social distancing measures on projects as reasons behind the drop. 

Moving Forward

When asked to elucidate on their prospects for 2020, optimism was little improved from April, indicating the construction sector is still battling for survival despite the gradual return to work.

“It seems likely that construction activity will rebound in the near-term, as adaptations to social distancing measures become more widespread and the staggered return to work takes effect. However, latest data pointed to another steep reduction in new orders received by UK construction companies, with the pace of decline exceeding the equivalent measures seen in the manufacturing and service sectors,” added Moore.

Survey respondents often commented on the cancellation of new projects and cited concerns that clients would scale back spending through the second half of 2020, especially in areas most exposed to a prolonged economic downturn.

“Since the start of the lockdown period in March, business sentiment has remained more downbeat than at any time since October 2008.”

Self Build Suppliers Reopen

Self build suppliers have begun to reopen showrooms amid lockdown restrictions easing, and self builders now have growing access to homebuilding resources.

(MORE: Self Build: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide)

Many companies have been offering virtual consultations during lockdown to help customers plan their projects from the comfort of their home, and while construction will continue to face challenging times, the homebuilding industry is at least edging towards something resembling normality as lockdown eases.

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Different kinds of skylights

Skylights are a great addition to any home. It allows for more natural light to make your home feel warmer and brighter. If you decide to install a skylight, you may be surprised at home many different kinds there are. They all have different features, and it’s up to you to decide which suits your home best. Here is some information about different skylight options, from Angel’s Roofing in Calgary.

Solar-powered venting skylight

Solar-powered venting skylights come with many benefits. They are easy to use, coming with a remote feature to control them. Installation is an easy process with these windows since the control system is battery powered. This means this project will not be a complicated electrical one. As with any windows, these windows allow fresh air into your home. These solar-powered skylights also come with rain sensors, closing when precipitation is detected. All these benefits aside, the main feature of these windows is how they are solar-powered. They take in sunlight to recharge the system, making it a highly efficient choice.

Electric venting skylight

Similarly to the solar-powered venting skylights, electric venting skylights come with an easy control system and allows fresh air to enter into your home. Where they differ is in the design. The design of these windows is low-profile, meaning that they won’t stand out on your roof. They also come with a rain sensor. There will be more electrical work involved with the installation, but the design and features make it all worth it.

Manual venting skylight

Manuel venting skylights are more cost-effective because they don’t come with the bells and whistles. These windows open with a hand crank, making them easy to open without the trouble of electrical installation. These windows allow for the perfect balance of moisture and air control, as well as the release of humid air. Overall, a great skylight choice.

Fixed skylights

Fixed skylights are the simplest of all the options. They don’t open to let air in. However, they are a very affordable option, since they don’t require the installation of any electrical features. Instead, they offer the same views as any of the other skylights, making rooms feel larger and brighter with the light they let in. If you’re looking for a basic skylight, nothing too complicated, this is the choice for you.

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Angel’s Roofing has spent many years working and evaluating many different roofing products and manufacturers. With their extensive research and experience, they have come up with what they believe to be the best-finished roofing products on the market today that you can use for your home.

For more information, contact Angel’s Roofing today!

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Self Build Mortgage Conversions Rise by 144%

Self build mortgage completions have grown by 144% compared to the same period in 2019, new research shows. 

Saffron Building Society says the growing interest in its self build mortgages is from a mix of first-time buyers, those converting homes, and those working on large, multi-plot projects. 

The building society believes that with the housing market prone to fluctuations, which has been impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, self build’s popularity could rise further. 

Colin Field, CEO of Saffron Building Society, commented: “We are delighted to see that the interest in self build mortgages is on the increase. With the fluctuations in the market, it is a really feasible option for first-time buyers as a complete build will face too many financial changes – not just material cost.” 

The completions rise recorded between April-May this year was 144% higher than the same period last year. A spokesperson for Saffron Building Society said that it would expect an upturn at this time of year, but these figures indicate that increased self build activity could continue throughout the year.

A self build project can save between 10-20% on the price of a new home, according to the National Custom and Self Build Association (NaCSBA).

However, self build homes only equate to 8% of all new builds in the UK, despite the recent rise in popularity. In contrast, this is 60% in Germany. 

What is a Self Build Mortgage?

A self build mortgage differs from traditional mortgages, with funds released at key stages of the project, rather than a lump sum released upon sale of completion. 

There are additional variations, so knowing more about how self build mortgages work can make the process easier when you come to applying for one. 

Field added: “A self build might seem a little daunting, especially for a first-time buyer. But, the structure of the lending is so flexible, releasing funds at pre-set stages of the development to assist with cash flow, it is a very supportive way to get on the market. 

“It can be an exciting and rewarding path to your first home; or update, grow or improve your current home.”

Self build mortgages cover a range of projects too, from barn conversions to rebuilds – they are not just for those building from scratch.

Get an idea of how much you need to borrow by using our Build Cost Calculator. Remember to add on the cost of your plot and a healthy contingency fund to compensate for any issues you may encounter. 

This post first appeared on https://www.homebuilding.co.uk

House Prices Plummet at Fastest Rate Since Financial Crisis

UK house prices have fallen at the fastest rate since 2009 amid the coronavirus pandemic, Nationwide Building Society has revealed.

The monthly drop of 1.7% in May was the biggest since the financial crisis, meaning the average house price in the UK is now £218,902, compared to £222,915 in April. 

This momentous drop followed a 0.9% increase in April, when annual growth was recorded at 3.7%. Now, the annual growth rate is 1.8%, the slowest since December.

Experts have predicted that house prices could fall anywhere between 3% and 30% this year because of Covid-19, after lockdown brought the market to an abrupt halt.

Last month the government reopened the housing market as Covid-19 lockdown measures began to ease, and this led to housing demand reaching its highest level in nine weeks

But these new figures from the Nationwide house price index indicate the size of the challenges facing the housing market and the UK economy.

Ross Counsell, director at Good Move, commented on the findings: “These numbers are largely down to the reduction in market activity due to social distancing measures, and is a real tell-tale sign for the future of home buying.”

Could House Prices Bounce Back?

Robert Gardner, Nationwide’s chief economist, said that the economy is in the midst of a shock, and it could take time for this to pass and for house prices to recover.

“The raft of government policies adopted to support the economy, including to protect businesses and jobs, to support people’s incomes and keep borrowing costs down should set the stage for a rebound once the shock passes and help limit long-term damage to the economy.”

Counsell added that house prices could bounce back, but the housing market may need to adapt in order to respond to changing customer behaviour in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. 

“The bounce back in the housing market is reliant on how the wider economy performs, however, the bigger challenge is how consumer behaviour has changed and how sellers need to adapt to continue to sell their properties. For example, they will begin to adjust their expectations on the price they will achieve and may be more inclined to accept a lower offer.

“We expect to see house prices bounce back fairly soon, but flats and other similar dwellings may take a much longer time to recover.”

Is Consumer Behaviour Changing?

Nationwide’s findings also showed that potential buyers are now planning to wait six months on average before entering the housing market, and that 12% had put off moving homes because of the lockdown. 

Moreover, housing preferences could be impacted. One in 12 households have invested in new home offices during lockdown, and buyers might be applying more importance on aspects such as outdoor space, which could impact how properties sell. 

Gardner said: “Behavioural changes and social distancing are likely to impact the flow of housing transactions for some time. Most viewed the current situation as a temporary pause in the market, with would-be buyers now planning to wait six months on average before looking to enter the market.

“22% of people said they had changed their mind as to what constituted the most important aspects of a home and are considering improving their home as a result of Covid-19.”

This post first appeared on https://www.homebuilding.co.uk

Construction Leaders Want VAT Reverse Charge to be Delayed Until 2021

Sixteen industry leaders representing thousands of construction companies in the UK have teamed up to request the government delays the VAT reverse charge, which they say could financially ruin small and medium-sized (SME) home builders.

The VAT reverse charge is due to come into effect in October 2020, but has faced criticism for not being promoted enough by the government, and for its prospective impact on tradespeople. 

The Federation of Master Builders (FMB), Building Merchants Federation and Construction Leadership Council are among the companies which have signed a letter to chancellor Rishi Sunak. 

Construction leaders have warned that following the coronavirus pandemic, which has already hit the economy hard, many construction firms and SME builders lack the financial resources and staff (particularly for companies with furloughed workers) to be able to adhere to administrative requirements of the upcoming VAT changes

Around 4,000 construction projects have reportedly been delayed or cancelled due to Covid-19, and construction companies are not in a position to be ready for the impending changes, the letter states. 

The FMB, which represents 7,500 SME builders in the UK, says that with many required staff currently on furlough, the pressure on cash-strapped firms could become too overwhelming.

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What is the VAT Reverse Charge?

The VAT reverse charge will mean that VAT charges on certain construction services will need to be paid directly to HMRC. Renovators and extenders currently pay these charges to the supplier. 

Until now, the subcontractor has accounted for this VAT, and deducted VAT on supply as an input. This means that no net tax is payable to HMRC. 

But the construction industry has faced issues with fraud, whereby certain businesses charge VAT for the services they supply, then fail to pay the bill. HMRC has introduced the reverse charge to clamp down on this kind of fraud. 

The reverse charge means that it is the customer’s responsibility to account for VAT, so there is no opportunity for the supplier to disappear without paying the VAT to HMRC.

It is due to come into effect in October 2020, having previously been delayed by a year last September, when industry leaders warned that the introduction of the charge could clash with Brexit, and that the new measures would likely squeeze cash flow for SME businesses no longer receiving VAT payments.

The industry chiefs’ letter says delaying VAT reverse charges would help support the wider economic recovery, and have asked for the changes to again be pushed back by at least one year. 

This post first appeared on https://www.homebuilding.co.uk

The Outdoor Spring Cleaning Checklist

Spring, in most areas of the country, is already in full swing, take advantage of the weather, and consider our outdoor spring cleaning checklist. It can be easy to overlook some of these tasks every spring, but they are important. Here is our checklist for outdoor spring cleaning.

  1. Examine Your Gutters
    Did you know that 99% of all gutters fail at some point, even if they were installed correctly? Examine your gutters for any damage, leaks, or loose areas. It is also important to make sure that the downspouts are facing away from your home and check to make sure there is no debris.
  2. Check the Exterior of Your Chimney
    You should check the exterior of your chimney for any damages. The flue should also be cleaned and inspected by a certified chimney sweep. There are 25,000 chimney fires per year due to failed inspections. For your safety, make sure you inspect your chimney this spring.
  3. Inspect Your Outdoor Faucets
    Go around the exterior of your home and check all of your outdoor faucets for any freeze damage from the winter months. On average, 60% of total household water use is accounted for outdoor water use.

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