No longer a thing of sci-fi and fiction, drones are here to stay and they’re more useful and more popular than ever. Having previously been used mostly for recreational photography – capturing aerial landscapes and extreme sports – their use has steadfastly been growing, opening up all sorts of opportunities across a number of industries. Drone production and use shows no sign of slowing. In the US alone, drones are “expected to have an economic impact that exceeds $13.6 billion, while expecting to gross upward of $82 billion and create over 100,000 jobs by 2025,” reports Forbes. Businesses are now embracing the use of drones for all areas of work. Dick Zhang, drone expert and CEO of Identif
Blog by ConX For a lot of the construction industry, social media is a new tool for advertising and interaction that you may know nothing about. If you fall into this category or are just getting your social media channels up and running, here’s a look at some of the social channels and a few tips to help you get started. Facebook for fun Facebook is great for interacting with other industry professionals, posting funny pictures and photos of your projects, getting your business out there and posting your own blog (when you’re ready). Facebook can be a great tool for targeted advertising, when starting out it is a good idea to get some advice on how to target key words and industries to get
