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NARM uses Twitter, Pinterest and LinkedIn to communicate with customers and post up-to-date information as part of its social media campaign
Since the middle of 2014 when its campaign was first initiated, NARM has made use of social networking sites such as Twitter, LinkedIn and Pinterest.
The company uses its Twitter page to post updated company information and link its followers to its website.
NARM’s presence on social media sites has enabled it to connect with other industry associations and post about rooflight related topics to an audience of architects, rooflight specifiers and contractors.
For further information, please contact NARM using the contact details on our website, where you will be directed to the appropriate person.
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