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Latinos in Roofing

El marketing digital ya es la base en roofing

Poncho Serrano explica por qué los contratistas deben adoptar marketing en múltiples plataformas, consistencia y contenido orgánico para competir en 2026.

By Jill Bloom, Group Publisher, Roofing Contractor, Tanja Kern, Senior Strategic Content Editor
March 25, 2026

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En este episodio del Roofing Contractor Best of Success Podcast Show, la editora Jill Bloom conversa con Francisco “Poncho” Serrano, de Roofers Going Digital, sobre las prioridades clave en marketing para contratistas de techado en 2026.

El mensaje principal de Serrano es contundente: el marketing digital ya no es el futuro, es el presente, y muchos contratistas van tarde. Plataformas como Google y Facebook, que antes eran innovadoras, hoy son espacios altamente competitivos y maduros. Quienes apenas comienzan deben ajustar su estrategia para destacar en este entorno.

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Por qué los roofers deben estar en todas las plataformas en 2026

El experto en marketing Poncho Serrano explica por qué los contratistas de roofing deben adoptar visibilidad en múltiples plataformas, contenido constante y una estrategia orgánica para competir en 2026. Descubra cómo encaja la IA y por qué estar “en todas partes” en línea ya no es opcional.

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Uno de los puntos más importantes es la necesidad de tener presencia en múltiples plataformas. Serrano describe un “paquete básico” que incluye Facebook, Instagram, X (antes Twitter) y LinkedIn. A esto suma un “paquete extendido” con Threads, TikTok, YouTube y hasta Google, que también permite publicar contenido. La clave es simple: estar donde está la audiencia.

La consistencia es otro factor crítico. Muchos contratistas comienzan con entusiasmo, pero lo abandonan por la carga de trabajo. Serrano compara el marketing con las ventas: no es algo temporal, sino un esfuerzo continuo. Las empresas más exitosas lo tratan como una inversión permanente, muchas veces con personal dedicado.

También destaca la importancia del contenido orgánico, es decir, aquel que no depende de publicidad pagada. Aunque los anuncios pueden generar leads, el contenido orgánico es el que construye marca y confianza. Sin esa base, las campañas pagadas pierden efectividad. Los contratistas deben crear y compartir contenido de valor de forma constante.

La conversación también aborda el uso de inteligencia artificial. Serrano explica que herramientas de IA pueden ayudar a generar contenido y que este sigue siendo considerado orgánico. Sin embargo, recomienda “humanizarlo” mediante edición o herramientas específicas para evitar que suene robótico y lograr una mejor conexión con la audiencia.

En resumen, Serrano identifica cuatro pilares clave para el marketing en 2026: estar presente en todas las plataformas relevantes, mantener la consistencia, priorizar el contenido orgánico y utilizar la inteligencia artificial de manera estratégica. Los contratistas que adopten estas prácticas tendrán mayores oportunidades de destacar en un mercado digital cada vez más competitivo.

KEYWORDS: AI (artificial intelligence) Google IRE (International Roofing Expo) marketing podcast social media Spanish (en Español) video

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Jill bloom

Jill Bloom is the innovative Group Publisher of Roofing Contractor, Walls & Ceilings, Building Enclosure, Roofing Supply Pro, and the highly regarded Best of Success event. With a deep commitment to advancing the roofing, construction, and building enclosure industries, Jill oversees a robust portfolio of publications, podcasts, and events that empower professionals with knowledge, inspiration, and connections.

Her brands deliver exceptional value across multiple platforms, including:

  • Techos y Más, the Spanish-language newsletter of Roofing Contractor.
  • Safety Advisor, a newsletter focused on critical resources for jobsite safety.
  • Thermal Talk, a newsletter focused on insights and news for the insulation contractor.
  • eRock, a leading newsletter for drywall contractors.
  • The Enclosure Experts podcast, offering architects deep insights into building enclosure technologies.
  • If Walls Could Talk, a podcast dedicated to exploring trends and innovations for the wall and ceiling contractor.
  • The Best of Success Podcast, providing thought leadership and practical advice for roofing professionals.

Jill’s passion for professional development and fostering industry connections is exemplified by the Best of Success event, a premier gathering of contractors, suppliers, and thought leaders for unmatched education and networking.

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Tanja Kern covers economic trends and the intersection of architecture, design, and construction for Roofing Contractor, with an emphasis on the forces reshaping the industry. She develops and amplifies content that connects roofing professionals with the intelligence they need to compete and grow.

With more than 20 years of experience, Tanja has written for national business, consumer and trade publications. She holds a Master of Science in magazine publishing from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.

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