Category: Marketing Strategy

What springs to mind when you think of copywriting? You may imagine a creative person tapping away at the keyboard, coming up with catchy slogans and one-liners. But what happens if you’re not the creative type? Don’t worry. By the time you’re finished reading this, you’ll have a much better understanding of what great copy is and isn’t. You may even feel inspired to sit down and start cranking out a sales message or two.

5 years ago, marketers didn’t know how to use QR codes effectively, and people didn’t know what to do with them when they saw them. But now, QR codes, and their usefulness, has changed in big way. Nowadays, there are a lot of good reasons to build QR codes into your real estate marketing strategy.

Sometimes, for reasons beyond your control, people just won’t be able to find exactly what they’re looking for on your website. And if that happens, in all likelihood, they’ll end up on your 404 page.

As a marketer, nothing stings more than spending a ton of time crafting a beautiful, informative, well-researched email, and sending it out to your database only to discover later that many of the people you’ve sent it to haven’t even opened it.

If you’ve never invested time in putting together an email newsletter in the past, now is the time to do it; and if you’ve already been doing it for awhile, now is not the time to give up. Want to get started with email marketing? Here are a few best practices you should know.

If you rely heavily on digital advertising, things are probably already getting more difficult for you, and they’ll continue to do so into 2022. And that’s because digital advertising has changed (and is changing) in a big way.

Depending on who you are, what you believe, and who your target audience is and what they believe, building sustainability into your real estate marketing strategy could not only bring in more leads, but also, make you feel better as a human and a marketer.

Popups aren’t dead. As with all digital marketing, it’s simply a subtly as to when and how to use them. In short, placing them well, and getting results, is a bit of an art form.

There’s an old saying that, to be successful in marketing, you have to “be everywhere”, but when it comes to real estate marketing, that’s not a very effective belief or plan to have (despite a lot of agents adopting taking this approach).

To be successful in business, you need to know what you’re doing, why you’re doing it, and what you’re working towards; otherwise, you won’t have a clear a direction around how you define success. That’s where a well-defined mission statement comes in.

For many real estate agents, focusing their businesses on pre-construction property sales can be a lucrative niche to work in; and many agents exclusively work in, and have built big businesses in, that space.

If you were thinking about buying or selling a house, chances are, the first you’d begin your search is the Internet. And as part of that search, you’d probably be looking for a real estate agent; and incorporating the “pull” and “push” effect into your marketing strategy can help you make that more effective.

As a real estate agent, you must have a CRM in place to be successful. Without it, you won’t know a lot of really important information about your business or be able to put a strong marketing strategy in place.

Quality, well-written content is really important to keep the person reading it engaged and coming back, but from an SEO perspective, their are 2 main reasons why quality content is important.

Your listing marketing goal is all about reach by casting as wide of a net as possible to get the listing in front of as many people as you can, and there are a lot of ways to do that to get more traffic to, and more exposure for, your listings online.