Real Estate Marketing Tip-of-the-Day


Friday, May 05, 2006

Real Estate Agent Marketing - The Power of Web Articles

If you're a real estate agent marketing your services online, you probably need all of the search engine visibility and web presence you can get.

That's where article marketing comes in. Simply by writing helpful "how to" articles and publishing them online, you gain valuable links to your real estate website that will help with search engine visibility.

There's also a good chance your prospects will find the articles directly though their use of search engines (that is, if you've written your article around key phrases that they're searching).

That's why I recommend that article marketing be a part of any real estate agent marketing program.

Learn more:

What Articles Can Do That Ads Cannot

Agent's Guide to Article Marketing

Thursday, May 04, 2006

Real Estate Agent Marketing - The Talkability Factor

There's an old expression that better marketing does not make a better product.

In other words, good marketing starts with the product. You must first make the product worth talking about ... and then you can move on to the marketing phase.

Real estate agent marketing is much the same way. Only in this case, the product is the real estate agent (or the agent's services, to be exact).

If an agent's service is remarkable people will talk about it. That's the very definition of remarkable -- people will make remarks about it. This makes your real estate marketing program much easier, especially since real estate is such a referral-based business.

What am I getting at? I'm saying that if you want to increase your referral rates, you need to make your services remarkable. I call it "talkability."
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Wednesday, May 03, 2006

Real Estate Internet Marketing - Get Focused

Real estate Internet marketing has become a hot topic among real estate agents for one reason above all else -- necessity.

Agents need to be online because that's where all the buyers and sellers are. A real estate marketing program without an Internet component simply won't suffice anymore.

But before you start throwing up websites and blogs, take a moment to focus. Ask yourself the following questions, answer them, and write the answers down. This will help you shape your goals and work toward them in a controlled, focused way.

* What's the purpose of my internet marketing campaign?
* What's my overall business objective?
* How does my marketing support this objective?
* Who, exactly, is my target audience?
* How does my target audience use the Internet?
* How does my audience use the search engines (key phrases)?

These are only a few of the questions you should answer before taking your real estate marketing program online. But it's a good start.

Related article:

Real Estate Marketing Online - Fundamentals of Success

Related product:

Agent's Guide to Websites & Web Marketing

Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Real Estate Internet Marketing - Search Engine Tips

If your real estate marketing program involves the Internet, you have to make search engine visibility part of your marketing program too.

After all, a real estate website is a single grain of sand in a vast desert. But with a strong focus on search engine optimization, your website becomes something more. It becomes a web presence.

For this reason, I'm pleased to announce that we've recently added a search engine section to the Agent's Guide to Websites & Web Marketing. Now this 57-page E-book is more helpful than ever, covering every aspect of real estate internet marketing.

* Learn more about this guide

Monday, May 01, 2006

Real Estate Internet Marketing - A Pop Quiz

Real estate internet marketing strategies for agents and brokers:

Pop quiz.

What happens when people land on your real estate website? What do you present them with as a means of capturing their contact information or urging them to respond?

In other words, is your real estate website capturing leads or losing visitors?

If you're not sure how to answer, you may need examine the "motor" behind your real estate internet marketing program. You may need to ask yourself, "What reason have I given people to respond, act, do anything upon visiting my website?"

And if you'd like a proven strategy for generating leads through your website, you'll certainly want to check out the Agent's Guide to Online Lead Generation.

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Sunday, April 30, 2006

Real Estate Internet Marketing - Putting the Pieces Together

Real estate internet marketing tips for agents and brokers:

Internet marketing does not exist in a vacuum. It is the sum of many parts, both offline and online. To get the most out of your real estate marketing program, think beyond the individual pieces. Think about how the parts interact.

The fancy term for this is integrated marketing. And you can learn more about it in this article at ArmingYourFarming.com:

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