If your real estate website only sees a few visitors each week and generates even fewer leads, now might be the time to check out Googleâs latest tips on what makes a good website.
Last week, we looked at a great example of a real estate agency gaining hundreds of “likes” on Facebook by creating a page focused on a local area. But what if that agency wanted to go one step further, and convert the people who connected with them on Facebook into email subscribers?
The number of people using smartphones to browse the web is growing at breakneck speed. The question for real estate agents is, how does the website youâve spent so much time and money on look when loaded up on a smartphone? Have you checked?
The results of a yearly survey by US real estate website homegain.com reveal some surprising trends when it comes to the marketing strategies real estate agents are using.
US real estate website zillow.com released a set of Facebook tabs last week, going some way towards solving the problems with posting listings in Facebook news feeds. The question is, will real estate agents jump on board or shy away from having so much zillow.com branding on their own Facebook pages?
After trying for ages to find a way to connect with our audience through our company Facebook page, Beach & Bay Realty, we had a long think about whether this was really suitable.
Now we know that LinkedIn has passed the 100 million users milestone - most of which are in Europe, the UK, the US, and Australia/New Zealand - the next question is: Is your LinkedIn profile actually working for you?