Tag: real estate marketing

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.

At the end of the day, a great marketing plan is a continually changing one. To be successful, your marketing strategy should always be adapting and changing as well. And that’s where variation testing can help.

It’s easy to focus on talking about yourself, and there’s no doubt that it works and people do respond to it. But another (more increasingly popular) approach to take is to focus on the solution you’re providing, rather than you and the transactions you’ve done.

Your content operations plan is the combined, thought-out plan that allows you to build and maintain your overall content lifecycle, and having one in place goes hand-in-hand with a successful digital strategy.

There’s a bit more to producing high-quality content as part of your content strategy. To see success, in your content strategy and other parts of your marketing strategy, you also need to make sure that a substantial portion of the content you’re producing is evergreen.

A good stickiness strategy ensures that people are continually reminded that you and your business exist, with the goal that when they’re ready to make a real estate decision, they’ll reach out because they remember you.

A lot of real estate agents think that their brand ends at their logo, or even at their logo and a few marketing materials. And while that can be the case, it’s much more effective for you to think about, and control, a more comprehensive end-to-end brand experience, which will build trust and loyalty.

Your marketing discoverability strategy is how your target audience first discovers you; it’s how you get your marketing to reach the people you want to work with, for the first time.

Chances are, whatever goals you set for your business, your marketing strategy will be a key component of how you reach them. To help you get your real estate marketing strategy in place for the new year, we’ve updated several of our free resources.

Your real estate marketing strategy is an ever-changing, living plan that needs to be looked at, and changed, periodically, to continue to build success and help you reach your marketing goals. To help set you and your business up for success in 2024, here are some marketing strategies you should consider leaving behind.

People work with people that they like, but they also work with people that they’re reminded of and feel a connection to, which ultimately, takes time to build. That means that if an agent doesn’t continually remind people that they exist, it’s almost as if they don’t. That’s where building familiarity into your marketing strategy can help.

The key to succeeding in a more competitive market is to first, differentiate yourself from your competitors as much as you can. If you look, sound, and focus on the same things every other agent does, there are less reasons as to why someone would want to reach out to you for their next transaction. But no matter what the market does, there’s always an opportunity, and right now, those opportunities are in specialization.

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.

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?

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.