Tag: marketing how-to

While there’s a lot of valuable things you can offer to get someone to give you their contact information, one of the more effective ones is by providing downloadable, useful content, that preferably that they can’t get elsewhere.

If your website has more authority, it will rank better for specific keywords in search engines, so it’s a pivotal part of your overall SEO strategy and online presence. But how can you tell if your website is authoritative? Start by finding out your Domain Authority (DA) score. Here’s why it matters.

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.

A lot of agents use a social media link landing page service, like Linktree, but that isn’t the best approach to take for 1 main reason: it creates a missed opportunity to push someone to your website by interfering with their journey from social to your website.

We always work towards empowering our clients to do things on their own and empowering them with the knowledge they need to make decisions around their marketing efforts. Here’s how and why.

The usefulness of video doesn’t end at just being a good way to tell a story. Video can also be a valuable tool to build into your overall content and SEO strategy to get more traffic to your website.

Good marketers know that certain elements of a marketing strategy require daily effort to be successful. Here are some things you can do every day to continually improve and build a successful, long-term digital and marketing strategy.

Low-quality, hard to transact leads that aren’t engaged with or loyal to your brand will require a lot of work to eventually convert into actual business, but high-quality leads can be converted into business faster and easier; and that’s where having a solid inbound, rather than or in addition to outbound, marketing strategy can really help.

Smarketing is a combination of the words “sales” and “marketing”. It’s the alliance and crossover you have between your marketing team and your sales team. It’s the process of having them both work together, rather than siloed, to meet specific goals.

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.

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.

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.

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.