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The unwritten rule of social media is the 80/20 split. That is 80% of your content should be about lifestyles, client interests and similar updates while only 20% of your content should be self-promotion. Content can be difficult to create or source, so with this in mind, we have put together a list of 10 types of content to source and post for your real estate agency’s Facebook page.
You’ve created a Facebook Page for your business, it’s slowing gaining more likes as more people are starting to like and more importantly comment on your posts. But, this isn’t happening quite a quickly as you would like it to. Once you’ve started connecting with your potential clients on Facebook, you’ll want to find other people who are likely to be interested in your product or service.
Email newsletter marketing is one of the most powerful, cost-effective and measurable forms of direct marketing as it enables you to mass communicate your marketing messages, distribute information, promote your real estate business and listings; keep your brand at the forefront of your clients mind; stay in regular contact and drive repeat traffic to your website. However, the key to any successful email newsletter marketing campaign is building, segmenting and maintaining an effective mailing list.
We’ve covered Google’s Search and Display Ads in the past and how they can be effective in brand promotion and awareness, particularly to those that may not know of your company. Remarketing of these ads helps you reconnect with past visitors to your website.
As with most myths, there is a grain of truth or they’ve originated from something that was once true. As search engines become better at determining the intent of a searcher, SEO is no different.
We recently covered the shift from desktop to mobile internet usage and the importance of offering both audiences optimal website experience. After considering the advantages and disadvantages of responsive websites or the option of creating a separate mobile specific website, we at Prop Data decided to opt for the latter. It was generally decided that when targeting the mobile real estate market that a specialised mobile website would offer the end user the best possible experience.
A QR (short for quick response) code is a type of two dimensional barcode. Initially developed, patented and owned by Toyota subsidiary Denso Wave for car parts management. After deciding to not to exercise their patent rights, QR Codes have been adopted by various other industries.
We recently covered how to create a perfect area profile, the aim being to sell an area and lifestyle to a prospective buyer before they have even seen a listing in that area. New developments are very similar, in that you can promote a development itself to those looking for a particular lifestyle by simply describing the development itself and what it has to offer the prospective buyer.
Websites that have been specifically designed for mobile devices often include different functionality from those designed for stationary, or desktop, machines. This can at times be due to limitations of the device at other times they can offer additional functionality that isn't available on other devices.
