May 2, 2011
Make the most of your online advertising
Still unsure how to establish a social media presence for your real estate business? Then take a look through this advice from David Gibbons, general manager of business development at real estate technology company Korbitec, on how property professionals should start out.
There is one aspect of blogging that can make all the difference: choosing a title that not only grabs people’s attention, but also secures you a place high up in the right search results.
Alexis Lamster, vice president of customers at social media management service Postling, has put together the following infographic showing how real estate agents are making use of social media.
It’s not always possible to update your Facebook page while on the move, especially when you’re rushing from inspection to inspection. However, keeping your social networks, including Facebook, updated is important for networking and lead generation.
When it comes to influential Twitter users, it’s hard to go past Michael McClure, better known on Twitter as @ProfessionalOne.
Whether you’re using Twitter as a personal communication tool or to promote your brand, a drop in your follower count always stings. It also raises the question: “Why did they decide to stop following me?”
If you’ve been diligently posting updates to your Facebook Page, you might also have noticed some slightly confusing statistics appearing under each update. So what do these numbers mean?
Today’s Agent Strategy comes from Heather Elias, the US real estate agent behind the impressive blog locomusings.com.
Real estate agents who’ve been blogging for a year or two might be surprised to learn that Century 21 has only recently launched its official blog for the US under the banner @C21 – Home Matters.
In just a few weeks, Facebook Pages will undergo a major upgrade that should make promoting your real estate business that much easier. So what can you expect when Facebook flips the switch?
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