Guidance Documents

These blog-like guidance documents were developed to walk you through several marketing scenarios with recommendations on how to effectively use various assets in this toolbox to begin conversations with customers. New entries will be added to include both “how-to” guidance and user case studies. Have a story to share? Contact staff.

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The Importance of an Effective Social Media Presence

When used effectively, social media is a great marketing tool that can help drive leads to your sales team, brand your company as a credible thought leader in the industry, improve your company culture, and entice job seekers.

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The Importance of an Effective Company Website

Most component manufacturers understand the need to have a website – it is the 21st century, after all. But is your website working as hard as it can for your company?

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Download SBCA Logo and SBCA Member Logos

Use this guidance document to locate a member-specific webpage for downloadable logos.

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Best Way to Frame Marketing Guide

This marketing guide is designed to help market the Best Way to Frame website to all of our target audiences. The marketing guide includes step-by-step instructions on ways to market Best Way to Frame.

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Promoting Wall Panels to Framers

If you are interested in promoting your wall panel packages to framers who prefer to stick-frame walls in the field, here are some tools you can use to begin that discussion.

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Promoting Wall Panels to Builders

If you are interested in promoting your wall panel packages to builders who prefer to stick-frame walls in the field, here are some tools you can use to begin that discussion.

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Promoting Roof Trusses to Framers

If you are interested in promoting your roof truss packages to framers who still prefer to stick-frame a raftered roof, here are some tools you can use to begin that discussion.

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Promoting Roof Trusses to Builders & GCs

If you are interested in promoting your roof truss packages to builders and general contractors (GCs) who still rely on their framing crews to stick-frame a raftered roof, here are some tools you can use to begin that discussion.