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Your Guide to Going Commercial
CE Pro is no longer solely a residentially-focused resource.
Check out our new commercial section, an everyday resource for the 69 percent of CE pros who work in the commercial market.
When we say CE pros are "going commercial" we mean it in a good way — a smart way, one that can keep your company profitable.
We've found that 69 percent of CE pros complement their residential projects with commercial work. That figure has climbed steadily over the last few years. Meanwhile, it's no coincidence that new-construction starts have dropped during that period.
CE pros have learned that commercial projects, which are more insulated from economic downturns, provide a consistent stream of business.
Though you might think of CE Pro and CEPro.com as solely residentially-focused resources, it's no longer true. We are ramping up our commercial coverage and have launched CEPro.com/commercial, an everyday resource for the 69 percent of CE pros who work in the commercial market.
Bookmark it Just like CEPro.com provides breaking news, product information, forums and other resources for residential integrators, CEPro.com/commercial does it all for the commercial market.
Read About it Whether it is at the Dallas Cowboys' new stadium, the new Yankee Stadium or just some random Hooters, commercial installations often involve great stories. CEPro.com/commercial is the place to read about them.
Relate to it CE Pro talks to commercial integrators like you every day. Learn from the mistakes and successes of the companies we profile at CEPro.com/commercial.
Learn About it Whether it's our in-the-field columnists tackling a commercial product category, a manufacturer-provided whitepaper or a training Webinar, there are ample educational resources on CEPro. com/commercial. Hey, everybody needs a refresher once in a while, right?
Congratulations on going commercial!
Commercial is one of six pillars of EHX Spring 2010, Orlando, Fla.
We've found that 69 percent of CE pros complement their residential projects with commercial work. That figure has climbed steadily over the last few years. Meanwhile, it's no coincidence that new-construction starts have dropped during that period.
CE pros have learned that commercial projects, which are more insulated from economic downturns, provide a consistent stream of business.
Though you might think of CE Pro and CEPro.com as solely residentially-focused resources, it's no longer true. We are ramping up our commercial coverage and have launched CEPro.com/commercial, an everyday resource for the 69 percent of CE pros who work in the commercial market.
Bookmark it Just like CEPro.com provides breaking news, product information, forums and other resources for residential integrators, CEPro.com/commercial does it all for the commercial market.
Read About it Whether it is at the Dallas Cowboys' new stadium, the new Yankee Stadium or just some random Hooters, commercial installations often involve great stories. CEPro.com/commercial is the place to read about them.
Relate to it CE Pro talks to commercial integrators like you every day. Learn from the mistakes and successes of the companies we profile at CEPro.com/commercial.
Learn About it Whether it's our in-the-field columnists tackling a commercial product category, a manufacturer-provided whitepaper or a training Webinar, there are ample educational resources on CEPro. com/commercial. Hey, everybody needs a refresher once in a while, right?
Congratulations on going commercial!
Commercial is one of six pillars of EHX Spring 2010, Orlando, Fla.
Guide to Going Commercial
 | Your Guide to Going Commercial Sixty-nine percent of you complement your residential projects with commercial work. We're here to help with all things commercial. 5 Tips for Going Commercial As residential CE pros migrate into B2B projects, here are some key differences to consider. 5 Vertical Commercial Markets Small office, restaurants, retail, churches and hotels are common transition markets." Blog: Are You Ready for Commercial Installations? The commercial market opens up a whole new arena for residential companies to ply their customer service and installation skills. 7 Problem Solvers for Commercial Installs A high-tech donut, a motion-sensing speaker and whacky acoustical panels provide CE pros with A/V flexibility. 13 Install-Friendly Commercial Video Products Here are 13 interesting commercial video products for your consideration. | |
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