Tess Wittler

Hi, I'm Tess Wittler, an SEO strategist and content marketing expert for the home building industry. I love helping custom home builders and design-build remodeling firms with their marketing efforts.

why small business blogs still matter in 2025

Why Small Business Blogs Still Matter in 2025

Amid the rapid advancements in technology—think AI tools and cutting-edge social media platforms—it’s easy to assume blogging has lost its edge. However, in 2025, small business blogs continue to be a powerful tool for local businesses, especially for custom home builders and remodeling firms, to attract, engage, and convert high-quality leads. Here’s why blogging is as […]

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ways to improve your remodeling portfolio and attract more clients

12 Ways to Improve Your Remodeling Portfolio and Attract More Clients

In today’s competitive market, a well-crafted project portfolio on your website can be the key to standing out and attracting new clients. The good news? You don’t need a huge marketing team to make this happen. With a few strategic updates, you can transform your online portfolio into a powerful tool that drives business. Here

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effective marketing ideas for remodelers in a tight market

Effective Marketing Ideas for Remodelers in a Tight Market

In today’s tighter market, homeowners may be more cautious about large remodeling projects, making it crucial for remodeling companies to adopt effective, budget-friendly marketing strategies that build trust and attract new clients. The good news is, with the right approach, you can successfully manage your marketing efforts yourself.  Here is a list of actionable marketing

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