September 3, 2010

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Five Inspirational Real Estate Videos

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In this guest post, we look at five easy but innovative ways to use video to enhance your real estate business.

Google Analytics Explained: Part 2

Using some of these simple analytics techniques will enable you to drive even more value from your online presence and help your business grow.

Google Analytics Explained: Part 1

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There are many factors that go into creating a successful property website and what underpins this is website intelligence.

Downturn Drives Sellers Back to Agents

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New research by Nielsen suggests that the economic downturn may be causing sellers to doubt the FSBO approach, driving them back to real estate agents’ offices.

Posterous: Real Estate Blogging in Record Time

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We all know a great real estate blog is essential for online visibility, but a common complaint among agents is that creating and maintaining a blog simply takes up too much time. The good news is, there are services out there built specifically for time-poor bloggers.

Listing Titles: How to Get People Clicking

How do you title your listings? Do you try to squeeze in as much detail as possible, or do you aim to appeal to home hunters with more expressive language?

SOBOX Goes Hyper-Local

SOBOX, the social media tool created by propertyadguru.com publisher Classified Ad Ventures, has announced a move to introduce hyper-local content for its customers.

Strategies for Great Video Listings

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We’ve talked before about easy fixes to take video listings from amateur to attention-grabbing. Today, we…

Agent Strategies: A Big Fish in a Little Pool

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This week’s agent strategy comes from Idaho real estate specialist Pam Pugmire, who sums up her online marketing strategy by simply saying “blogging is my SEO plan.”

A .co Domain Name: Should You Buy One?

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The release of the new .co domain name a few weeks ago was pitched as “the next phase in the growth and development of the Internet.” But not everyone is convinced.