Tag: marketing strategy

There are a lot of different ways people will determine if they’re going to reach out to you or not, but a big part of their decision will likely come from looking at the experience others have had working with you, which is called social proof.

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?

Because your email marketing database is made up of different types of people with different types of needs, often, just sending out a blanket email newsletter isn’t enough to address the specific needs people have, which is where segmenting your email marketing database comes in.

If you write a lot of content as part of your content strategy, but no one finds it and reads it, what’s the point of writing it to begin with? That’s where your content marketing strategy comes in; but how do you measure its success?

Because a real estate agent’s day is typically chaotic and busy, AI marketing automation can fill in a lot of the blanks for you and work behind the scenes to nurture your database at the right time, for the right reasons.

There’s a lot of real estate agents that, as part of their real estate marketing strategy, own and hold a lot of domains; but in a lot of cases, they aren’t really sure why or know what to do with them.

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.

Without a doubt, the absolute best way to build trust with your audience is to be authentic with them. When done correctly, authenticity helps your audience connect with you, believe in your, and ultimately, trust you.

Whether you’re writing new content for your real estate website or you’re building onto your overall content strategy, you want to make sure you’re writing high-quality content that does 2 things: attracts, and engages and provides value.

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.

Jeff Sands and Katie Hadden were looking for a real estate marketing company to work with. they knew they had to establish a presence within their new community and wanted to work with a company they knew would take the time to do it right. That’s when they reached out to Artifakt Digital.

If you take a look at an agent’s Instagram or Facebook account that someone else is managing, you can usually tell they’re outsourcing it. Their feeds are usually filled with the typical type of content that isn’t very personal: quotes, blog posts, etc.

Your marketing database is made up of different people, with different needs, and different wants, so to be effective, your email marketing strategy should take that into account; and the best way to do that is through marketing segmentation.

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.