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The Magic of Multimedia

Posted by Ras Chunylall in Websites on 02 September 2013

Tags: multimedia, propertytube, videos, virtual tours, youtube

Turning a static property listing on your website into an interactive virtual property viewing experience can drastically improve the response on any listing.  By employing interactive mediums such as a videos or virtual tours you will better engage your website visitors and increase the speed with which a property can be viewed, assessed and short-listed by providing your buyers and tenants with the tools they need to view a property as if they were actually there!

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Good News For Your Search Engine Rankings

Posted by Ras Chunylall in Search on 16 August 2013

Tags: internet marketing, lead generation, online marketing, seo

Posting fresh, new, and relevant news articles on your website on a regular basis can drastically improve your rankings on Google and the other major search engines. Not only does a good news article add value to your website’s content and improve the visitor’s overall website experience, but once it has been indexed the search engines will rank the article, generate inbound links and ultimately increase traffic to your website. If the article is unique, newsworthy and useful, then visitors are more likely to comment or share the article on Facebook, Twitter, Blogs or other social media sites. So a good news article is good for business.

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Improve the Quality of Your Listings

Posted by Ras Chunylall in Management on 16 July 2013

Tags: google maps, lead generation, online marketing, videos, virtual tours, website maintenance

Without driving any more traffic to your website you can drastically increase the quantity of leads generated by simply improving the quality of your website’s property listings. This is key factor in Conversion Optimisation – the process of improving a website and enhancing the user’s online experience for the sole purpose of increasing the conversion rate of visits into leads.

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Evergreen Content

Posted by Ras Chunylall in Content on 02 June 2013

Tags: internet marketing, lead generation, online marketing, seo

Onsite content can be divided into two general categories, evergreen content and trending content. Just like the name indicates, evergreen web content stays useful season to season, year to year with little or no need for upkeep. Trending content generally covers a specific event or change in a market. While trending articles may bring in substantial volumes of traffic as the story breaks this can quickly fade as the article becomes out-dated or irrelevant.

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Converting Visitors Into Active Leads

Posted by Ras Chunylall in Management on 02 April 2013

Tags: content marketing, lead generation

In internet marketing, conversion optimisation is the method of creating an experience for a website visitor with the goal of increasing the likelihood of that visitor converting into an active lead. You’ve managed to draw traffic to your website; visitors have remained on the website and have come across a listing that interests them. The goal now is to convert that visitor into a genuine lead. This is where conversion optimisation comes into its own, maximising the likelihood of a visitor taking some action and making contact with the website owner in some way.

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Location Location Location

Posted by Ras Chunylall in Websites on 02 March 2013

Tags: google places, internet marketing, lead generation, local search, online marketing, seo, website update

Often regarded as the number one rule in real estate, this rule rings true when marketing real estate online. We all know that the more specific the search, the more relevant your webpage is to that search and the better your chances are of converting that visitor into a lead. This is where location really comes into the mix. Most property related searches that will lead to an enquiry will include an area, after all property remains an immovable asset.

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