Comments on: Google Branding… Hype Yours For Higher SEO! http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/google-branding-hype-yours-for-higher-seo/ Internet Marketing Tips and Ideas to Help You Get the Most Out of Your Real Estate Website Tue, 20 Jul 2010 09:01:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Los Angeles office space http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/google-branding-hype-yours-for-higher-seo/comment-page-1/#comment-1197 Los Angeles office space Wed, 06 May 2009 16:55:45 +0000 http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/?p=1436#comment-1197 Interesting to know that Google has changes their system a bit. I noticed a shift a few weeks ago with some of my search engine rankings. All I know is that you can never stop working to better yoru sites. Interesting to know that Google has changes their system a bit. I noticed a shift a few weeks ago with some of my search engine rankings. All I know is that you can never stop working to better yoru sites.

]]> By: Portland Real Estate http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/google-branding-hype-yours-for-higher-seo/comment-page-1/#comment-1069 Portland Real Estate Tue, 24 Mar 2009 20:49:57 +0000 http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/?p=1436#comment-1069 Good link. I am always looking for more suggestions for marketing and SEO. Even if you think you have a good thing going, its always nice to take a look at the great ideas that other people have. Good link. I am always looking for more suggestions for marketing and SEO. Even if you think you have a good thing going, its always nice to take a look at the great ideas that other people have.

]]> By: Jamey Bridges http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/google-branding-hype-yours-for-higher-seo/comment-page-1/#comment-1029 Jamey Bridges Mon, 16 Mar 2009 05:17:53 +0000 http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/?p=1436#comment-1029 I am glad you highlighted this post from Aaron Wall. I thought it was a great post and that members of the real estate community really need to be on the watch. It certainly shows that you need to grow your brand to establish credibility and gain visibility in the search engines. I hope real estate profefessionals grow beyond their names and create brands based on their areas of service as that should allow a greater depth of content that will last through changes in the search engines. I am glad you highlighted this post from Aaron Wall. I thought it was a great post and that members of the real estate community really need to be on the watch.

It certainly shows that you need to grow your brand to establish credibility and gain visibility in the search engines. I hope real estate profefessionals grow beyond their names and create brands based on their areas of service as that should allow a greater depth of content that will last through changes in the search engines.

]]> By: Vinny http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/google-branding-hype-yours-for-higher-seo/comment-page-1/#comment-841 Vinny Sat, 28 Feb 2009 20:58:36 +0000 http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/?p=1436#comment-841 We are on the same page as you Michael. The good news is that local professionals are starting to come up with plans for this. Unfortunately, no one has done it successfully yet, but the wheels are in motion. We are on the same page as you Michael.

The good news is that local professionals are starting to come up with plans for this. Unfortunately, no one has done it successfully yet, but the wheels are in motion.

]]> By: Michael Corley http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/google-branding-hype-yours-for-higher-seo/comment-page-1/#comment-831 Michael Corley Sat, 28 Feb 2009 13:27:39 +0000 http://www.realestatemarketingblog.org/?p=1436#comment-831 Wow! I wonder what Google will charge for that preferential level of service they're developing for specific brands. It sounds to me that there is definitely some consolidation occurring which Google is attempting to protect gross revenues by establishing tiered search preferences for clients willing to pay a premium to keep their brands in front of the public. There are options that local real estate professionals could explore by showing on their individual websites a "search powered by" search engine portal. That would give Google something to seriously think about. I'm a big fan of Trulia, Zillow, Yahoo Real Estate, and all of the like. However, I wouldn't want portal access control of any of my firm's listings (realtor.com). The Internet should be a search free zone for content (real estate listings). Perhaps local professionals should begin developing strategies for aligning with other search engines as a result. Wow! I wonder what Google will charge for that preferential level of service they’re developing for specific brands.

It sounds to me that there is definitely some consolidation occurring which Google is attempting to protect gross revenues by establishing tiered search preferences for clients willing to pay a premium to keep their brands in front of the public.

There are options that local real estate professionals could explore by showing on their individual websites a “search powered by” search engine portal. That would give Google something to seriously think about.

I’m a big fan of Trulia, Zillow, Yahoo Real Estate, and all of the like. However, I wouldn’t want portal access control of any of my firm’s listings (realtor.com).

The Internet should be a search free zone for content (real estate listings). Perhaps local professionals should begin developing strategies for aligning with other search engines as a result.

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