Although many may not believe it, the real estate industry is actually one of the most tech savvy industries around today. The necessity to cover numerous territories and the demand to provide all inclusive services makes the real estate professional almost dependent on the technologies available to them. This dependency has pushed many real estate […]
Real Estate Stealth Sites
Have you ever landed on a website that is obviously trying to collect your contact information or sell you something, but there is no reassurance of a reputable brand or company name? If so, then you have most likely been exposed to the proverbial “black sheep” of the real estate marketing industry – the stealth […]
Link Building with Twitter
One of the most important things you can do to help your real estate website dominate the organic results in the search engines is to build relevant backlinks to it from other websites. Establishing a strong link portfolio can mean the difference between being on the 4th page of Google for your most important key […]
How to Get More Leads Out of Your Real Estate Website
It should be obvious by now that every real estate agent or broker needs to have a website and that every real estate website needs to have a plan to get people to it. What may not be as apparent to some who have established both of these already is that certain elements of a […]
Facebook Real Estate Marketing
Facebook is one of the most widely used social networks in the world. Recently reported to have over 300 million active users, Facebook is quickly becoming THE social destination for online users. With so many existing active users, and new users signing on each day, the amount of opportunity for acquiring new clients, friends and […]
Real Estate Mobile Marketing
More and more consumers are growing accustomed to using their mobile phones as their main, and sometimes only, device for the majority of their communications for personal and business use. Although baby boomers (45 years old and over) still prefer computers over mobile phones (51% versus 21% respectively), Gen Yers (18 – 24 years old) […]