How Keith MADE A SALES MIRACLE WITH BLAZE

In the competitive world of property damage inspection, small businesses rarely stand out against industry giants. But Fox Claims Consultants president Keith Brewer transformed a 10-person operation into a recognized industry brand that rivals companies 50 times their size—all through consistent LinkedIn marketing powered by Blaze.
The Small Business Recognition Problem
Competing with a former employer of 1,000+ employees, Keith faced classic small business marketing challenges:
- Manual content creation eating up one full day per week
- Inconsistent posting schedule with multi-day gaps
- Difficult to maintain presence while attending trade shows
- Limited brand recognition among insurance carriers and contractors
- Cold outreach as primary lead generation method
"I would say it was fun, but whenever we got busy it was not fun," Keith explains. "Sometimes I would spend one day out of the week focusing on just content when I could have been presenting something to the carriers."
Building a Consistent Brand Presence
Keith and his partner created a streamlined LinkedIn strategy with Blaze:
- Daily content posting with strategic timing around team meetings
- Branded templates that automatically maintain visual consistency
- AI-generated imagery that rivals professional design
- Weekend scheduling for consistent weekday presence
"In just six months, we've almost doubled our followers, and now people are reaching out to us instead of us cold calling them.”

The Results: From Unknown to Industry Recognition
The impact of consistent branding has been transformative:
- LinkedIn followers: 100% increase in six months
- Lead generation: Shifted from cold outreach to inbound requests
- Event attendance: Recognition at industry conferences before arrival
- Time savings: Full day of content work reduced to 2-3 hours weekly

The Real Impact: From Cold Calls to Warm Leads
The most powerful outcome wasn't just efficiency – it was transforming their business development model:
"It's no longer cold leads," Keith shares. "In the past, I would reach out to a bunch of people. But now people are reaching out to us. And I know if you're reaching out to me, you're interested. It's easier to answer those phone calls because you know they're not just going to ask questions – they already know your brand."

Key Lessons for Small Business Owners
Keith's experience highlights three critical insights:
- Strategic timing matters: Posting right before industry team meetings increases visibility
- Branding creates presence: Consistent visuals make small businesses appear larger and generate organic interest
- Content powers in-person events: Online recognition amplifies conference sponsorships
"We're going to sponsor a big barbecue in Orlando, and people are already reaching out asking if we'll be there. They remember the brand now.”

"Battle-Ready"
For Keith, Blaze has become a trusted team member in his company's growth:
"I have a saying when I hire someone: I'll take you to battle with me, because basically I'm trusting you in everything," he explains. "I feel like Blaze is an employee of mine, and I could take it to battle any day and it would never let me down."
