Warm Thoughts Communications

Generate leads.
Sell more to your existing customers.
Increase your margins.

No one understands HVAC companies, HVAC customers, or HVAC marketing like we do.

With 15 years in the industry, we've earned an outstanding track record working with contractors, manufacturers, and distributors applying innovative solutions. We know how to create strategies and marketing tools that achieve breakthrough results. That's why companies from $2 million to $500 million in sales come to us to tap our brains.

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Kay Keenan of Conectiv Services said $200,000 in sales were tracked directly to the newsletter.

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Darren Hamilton at Central Cooling & Heating said he tested our newsletter against one of our competitors and that his customers preferred ours—2 to 1!

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James Gerdsen at Apollo Heating & Air said that thanks to our program, his service plan revenue was up 48%.

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Hank Larsen at Modern Comfort said that he needed to make big, complicated changes to his service plans, and that he looked at several marketing companies before choosing Warm Thoughts. But he knew that we were the ones that understood what needed to be done—and how to do it.

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Bob Ring, Jr., of Meyer & Depew was skeptical at first about investing in a newsletter. "At first I thought it would cost too much. But my last mailing generated over $50,000 in immediate business, and I'm sure it's helping us get referrals and other sales I don't even know about. What's more," he said, "you guys manage the whole thing for me to make it easy."

Read more about our customers' success stories here.

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