Glyngary launches marketing audit for customers

Glyngary Joinery has teamed up with marketing agency Nix Collective to offer its installer customers a free digital fitness audit – designed to help identify gaps in their online lead generation strategy.

The marketing audit part of Glyngary’s ongoing commitment to supporting its trade partners, not only by supplying exceptional products, but by helping them grow their businesses and win more work.

The three principles

Operating on three core principles – craftsmanship, customer success, and sustainability – Glyngary’s ‘help to sell’ philosophy is central to its approach. The launch of the digital audit builds on the company’s already comprehensive suite of sales tools and marketing support.

“The windows and doors we produce are tailored to the premium market – a sector that remains stable and continues to grow,” said Joe Trueman, Director at Glyngary Joinery. “In uncertain times, focusing on high-end clients is a smart strategy for installers.

“We’re seeing a real resurgence in demand for timber thanks to its sustainability credentials and energy performance. Many of our trade partners are already tapping into this, but we know that digital marketing often gets pushed down the priority list in a busy installation business.

“That’s where this audit comes in. Small improvements to a company’s digital presence can make a big difference in lead generation. This is about helping our customers stand out and succeed.”

Creating a ‘strong digital strategy’

While Glyngary already provides a range of sales tools – including brochures, samples, POS materials, professional photography and video content, and a library of digital assets – the new initiative aims to ensure that these tools are underpinned by a strong digital strategy.

By partnering with Nix Collective, installers will receive insights into how their website, social media presence, and online visibility can be improved to generate more enquiries from homeowners looking for high-quality timber solutions.

For more information on the free digital fitness audit, contact sales@glyngary.co.uk.

Glyngary – Honouring Craft. Delivering Excellence

More news

Worshipful Company of Furniture Makers June cohort

Biesse figures amongst 10 join Furniture Makers’ Company in June

Six new liverymen and four corporate liverymen to The Furniture Makers’ Company at the charity’s June Court board meeting. The new members were admitted at a ceremony presided over by Master Jessica Alexander at Furniture Makers’ Hall, London on Tuesday 16 June. Following the ceremony, the new members joined the Court for a lunch at the… Continue reading

Timber and Joinery product sales rise 1.6% in April

The latest Builders Merchant Building Index (BMBI) report, published in June, shows April’s like-for-like total value sales (adjusted to remove the effect of trading days) were -0.6% lower than the same month in 2025. Like-for-like volume sales were down -3.5% with prices up +3.0%. With no difference in trading days, total unadjusted value sales were… Continue reading

National Theatre furniture apprentice recognised at ABTT Awards

This year, for the first time, the Association of British Theatre Technicians had an apprentice category at their awards – and a furniture making apprentice has won it. Sarah Ray-Dobson, who works in National Theatre London’s prop department making and refurbishing furniture to be used onstage, has just completed her Level 2 General Furniture Manufacturer… Continue reading