Tag: conversions

While there are a lot of different strategies to get in front of the right people, at the right time, for the right reasons, one of the most effective ones is to build a website acquisition strategy with a strong, properly distributed marketing mix.

As a marketer, there’s not much worse than people engaging with your marketing too late or too early in their journey from lead to client. After all, successful marketing is all about reaching the right people, at the right time, for the right reasons.

There’s nothing worse than having a great conversation with a new lead or existing client, only to find out that they later chose to work with a different agent. And while there are a lot of reasons that can happen, one of the most likely ones is that they forgot that you exist because you didn’t do anything to keep in touch with them or nurture them.

Is your marketing strategy ever done? Where does your marketing strategy begin and where does it end? The answer is in understanding your lifecycle marketing strategy.

In real estate marketing, it really pays off to make people feel like they’re heard and understood; and doing so effectively can help you get much better results from your marketing efforts, and eventually, turn your contacts into contracts.

As part of your marketing strategy, you’re probably doing a lot of things to generate leads, get new business, and make more people know about you and what you do, but launching a marketing campaign is outside of that. So, what’s the difference?

If you notice that consistently, over time, you’re seeing a drop in the number of leads you’re generating, you could have a lead generation problem. Here are some suggestions on how you can address it, and hopefully, build your incoming leads back up again.

Before you even begin writing content for your website, you should ask yourself: how do I measure the success of the content I’m producing? While most people will have different definitions of their idea of success, there are really 3 main ones to have in mind when it comes to the measuring the success of your content.

Once you get your audience to your website, how do you get them to take an action, like fill out a form or call you, so they end up in your marketing database and you can set a nurturing plan in place for them until they become clients? The answer lies in planning out your lead flow.

The average real estate transaction happens every 5 years or so, which is plenty of time for someone to forget about you if they never hear from you.

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.

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.

Marketing funnels have been around for decades and are a trusted source for many marketers. They’re a good way to get someone to take the action that you want them to. But they also don’t work as well as they did in the past. 

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.

Last week, our leadership team attended Inbound, a three-day digital marketing conference held by Hubspot, one of the industry leaders in the digital and inbound marketing space. Here are our top 5 takeaways from Inbound 2021.