Articles by Angela D. Harris

There are multiple avenues and opportunities for growth through marketing, but not every channel is successful, especially as technology advances.

With an understanding that technicians are assets to be protected, contractors have to figure out what to protect them from and how to do it.

Getting involved in the indoor grow market is not as simple as a clever marketing campaign.

Unsuccessful marketing efforts can leave contractors feeling much the same as the empty-netted fisherman — exasperated.

By partnering with manufacturers, contractors stay current with the marketing trends, have access to market research, and benefit from co-op dollars.

Not all contractors focus on hiring a marketing manager, but the consequences of that could result in lost revenue, potential brand damage, and a list of other unfortunate events.

As a former educator and lifelong learner, it startled me to think that online training is devolving to nothing more than a YouTube snippet or a Snapchat story.

This article lists four ways contractors can stock their trucks to guarantee they keep rollin’ in the dough (pun intended).

Looking back at 2018, there were several price increases that occurred across the industry, and there have already been quite a few this year as well.

Conference veterans and newcomers alike are ready for the ACCA 2019 Conference and Expo in San Antonio, March 4-6. The events prepared for attendees range from guest speakers like Darren Woodson, former Dallas Cowboy and ESPN analyst, to breakout sessions that cover distributor relationships, marketing, payroll, opioids, and more. Held at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, the theme of this year’s conference is to “Optimize.”