Chris Alexander joins Leads2trade as Marketing Manager
Posted on 16/05/2016
Leads2trade, the UK’s number one home improvement lead generation business, has appointed Chris Alexander as Marketing Manager.
Chris has vast experience in online and offline marketing and will use his expertise to drive lead volumes at Leads2trade.
Leads2trade generate thousands of leads per month for companies operating in the home improvement market; with the core sectors including windows doors and conservatories, solar and heating and plumbing.
Andy Royle, Managing Director of Leads2trade, comments on the appointment: “As we expand into new markets, Chris will play an important role in promoting our new lead generation services, driving consumer traffic to our websites and promoting the benefits of becoming a member of our Trusted Local Supplier Network to installers.”
Leads2trade creates the leads through its 800-strong network of websites where homeowners can register to find tradesmen to carry out a variety of home improvement work.
These leads are then double qualified by Leads2trade’s in-house call centre and passed onto members of its popular Trusted Local Supplier network, in postcodes of their choice.
Not only do they provide their members with double-qualified leads – they also provide marketing support, consumer finance, and recently launched a Hot Key lead transfer service, which transfers calls directly to installers from the call centre whilst the customer is still on the phone.
The Hot Key service has increased sales conversions rates for Leads2trade members by 70 percent.
Chris comments: “This an exhilarating time to be a part of the UK’s No1 lead generation network. We have a continuous influx of quality leads all generated through our various online marketing channels, with new marketing developments in place.
“We have recently launched new products which has already had a significant impact for the business, along with more to market in the future. What I find most valuable is the company ethos of ‘quality’, which is always provided for both consumer and supplier.”