Tag: real estate marketing

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

SEO  is one of the best ways to build trust with your target audience; and the best part is that once it’s up and running, it can run in the background, 24 hours a day, without you needing to do much (other than continue to build it).

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. 

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.

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).

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.

While professionally staging a property is certainly a good idea, recently, with the ongoing push to digital and more buyers starting their search online rather than in person, virtual staging has become an increasingly popular option.