Social Networking & CTDA
Find Out What the Industry is Saying
CTDA's Facebook group is gaining momentum with over 50 members and 10 topics currently being discussed!
Discussion Topics
Below are some of the items currently being discussed:
- How do you not get stuck with special orders?
- Who's going to Italy this year?
- What rules of thumb do you follow for the size territory per architectural representative?
- What forms of advertising have brought in the most business for distributors; Print, Radio, Television, Direct Mail, or Email Marketing?
Discussion Competition
For each substantive topic you post to the Ceramic Tile Distributors Association Facebook group that prompts at least one response post, you receive 2 points. For each response you post to a topic you receive 1 point. Whoever posts the most topics and responses between now and Thursday, October 1st will receive one free Management Conference Registration, a value of $695!
Distributor's Forum
A Distributor's Forum (for distributor's only) is held every year at the CTDA Management Conference. In order to generate topics for this year's discussions CTDA would like you to utilize Facebook! Post the topics you want to discuss with your peers on the group Facebook page!
Have You Joined?
To join Facebook go to: www.facebook.com and follow the prompts to join and create a profile. Once your profile is created use the search function in the upper right hand corner of your screen and type in “Ceramic Tile Distributors Association”. Select the group “Ceramic Tile Distributors Association”, the CTDA logo will appear to the left of the group name. You will only be able to view a limited section of the Group, select “Request to Join Group” underneath the CTDA logo on the group’s homepage.
CTDA staff will approve your request (this is how we monitor the site to ensure only members have joined). Please note the antitrust statement under the group description. CTDA staff will not be closely monitoring the discussions, we hope everyone participating will respect our antitrust policy.
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