Whether it’s a Facebook ad, a featured listing on a property portal, or a banner on someone else’s website, there are a number of display ad strategies you can use to make sure you get the click-throughs you’re looking for.
Make the most of your online advertising
Whether it’s a Facebook ad, a featured listing on a property portal, or a banner on someone else’s website, there are a number of display ad strategies you can use to make sure you get the click-throughs you’re looking for.
Facebook’s biggest advertisers have increased spending by at least 10-fold over the past 12 months, while some advertisers have boosted their spend 20-fold or even more.
A few weeks ago, we looked into Facebook Ads and found out exactly how to create one from the ground up. Now, Facebook has released its own guide to help people get the most out of its targeted ads.
With Facebook now closing in on a total of 500 million users worldwide, the topic of Facebook ads is worth looking into.
The findings of a UK-based study by .Fox Networks and comScore suggest the number of clicks video and display advertisements receive doesn’t actually matter.
Banner advertising is a really effective means of promoting estate agent’s services, especially when used on portal websites. “Advertise where the people are looking” is exactly what’s at play in this scenario. The ad becomes even more effective when placed at a granular rather than generic level such as the home page.
Placing banners on the search results pages of neighbourhoods where you operate is a key way to attract potential buyers and sellers in your market. Your message should speak directly to the people looking for property in your area and should resonate loudly with those looking to sell. So how do you get your ads up there?
If you’ve spent any time surfing the net you’re bound to have come across a multitude of advertisements. There’s tickers and pop-ups and links, but no doubt you’ve noticed the most prevalent of them all, banners. So how do you create, place and measure effective banner advertising?
Google Street View has been added to so many real estate websites by now that it’s almost an expected part of the listing landscape. But there could be a change on the Street View horizon.
Google previously floated the idea of ads appearing in Street View that are tied to the listings in its Local Business Centre and Favourite Places program.
What makes it seem like more than an idea is Google’s recent filing of a patent application titled “Claiming Real Estate in Panoramic or 3D Mapping Environments for Advertising”. In other words, we could see something akin to virtual billboards appearing in a Street View image as users browse through an area.
Network Communications Inc property portal realestatebook.com has recently launched new advertising options for its users through a partnership with display advertising provider iPromote.
realestatebook.com users can now create rich media display advertisements through iPromote’s One-Click Advertising technology that will run across a network of websites such as MSN, Yahoo! and Facebook. iPromote says the advertisements will reach an audience of over 40 million unique users per month.
comScore has released updated findings that show Internet users are much less likely to click on display ads than they were two years ago.
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