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Construction Resource list allows marketers to target general contractors engaged in the construction of residential, industrial and commercial building of homes, office spaces, utility plants and more. These licensed professionals rely on resource materials like books, reports, newsletters, and audio tapes to stay abreast of business management strategies, marketplace trends, new products, project proposals, and self-employment tips. Along with offline and online publications, these professionals purchase products ranging from design software to building materials for successful business operation.
DESCRIPTION:
Reach contractors who purchase or download resources to receive content on managing their own company, business investing, renovation and remodel advice, emerging technologies, eco-friendly products, and building energy-efficient structures. Besides general construction, these professionals have expertise in plumbing, electrical wiring, roofing, climate control, masonry work, and flooring. They are both skilled craftsman and business manager who seek to construct buildings for livability, comfort, functionality, aesthetics and soundness. They attend seminars and tradeshows to advance their careers, expand their businesses and learn of new product innovations in the building construction marketplace.
Industry Selections:
General Contractors – Single Family Houses
General Contractors – Residential Buildings
General Contractors – Industrial Buildings
General Contractors – Nonresidential Buildings
Operative Builders
Products and Services Purchased: trade magazines, electronics, wiring, lumber, concrete, heavy equipment, scaffolding, paints, adhesives, plumbing fixtures, interior and exterior lighting, shingles, safety gear, organizational supplies, work wear, HVAC equipment, eco-friendly building materials, design software, landscape materials, computers, mobile devices, office supplies, and professional training resources.
Ideal Users of this list include: Industry publication providers, software developers, green product suppliers, alternative energy providers, retail and wholesale product suppliers, computer manufacturers, insurance providers, real estate developers, landscapers, architectural firms, office supply providers, financial institutions, legal advisors, accountants, and continuing education providers. |
