Your website is the face of your real estate business. But helping users find your website, and keeping them there, requires some effort. Keep reading to learn how to increase engagement on your website. 5 Ways to Increase Engagement on Your Real Estate Website Increasing engagement means better business. You can dramatically increase your page […]
How to Increase Your Social Media Presence: A Guide for Real Estate Agents
Since the dawn of the internet, real estate agents have relied on technology to grow their businesses. Today, our social media presence plays a significant role in real estate success. Social media, live feeds, and other technology became crucial to our everyday lives during the pandemic. In fact, The Close reported that 44% of Realtors […]
Traffic Increasing on Real Estate Sites During COVID Pandemic
The pandemic has been difficult for all of us. However, there is one bright spot amid all the hardship: the real estate market is thriving. With so many of us stuck at home, traffic on real estate sites has skyrocketed. For brokers and agents, now is the time to seize the opportunity and revamp our […]
Finally! A Real Estate Website Designed to Showcase YOU: Agent Focused Pro
The real estate industry is built on trust, expertise, and service. What separates superstar agents from the rest is their ability to excel in all three facets. They are the go-to expert in their markets, have an impeccable reputation and history of success, and they always put their clients first. It’s a simple formula that […]
10 Simple Steps For Boosting Engagement on Your Blog
It’s a sunny Sunday afternoon and you just put the finishing touches on your latest real estate blog post. Six hours into the project and it’s ready for the masses. You post it on your website, promote it via social media, and email it to clients and friends. Hours go by and there’s little action. […]
Bill Gates Was Right: Content Is King, But Only If You Own It
It’s been more than 20 years since Bill Gates coined the now-ubiquitous phrase, “content is king,” in an essay about the rise of the Internet. It was the early days of the Internet, years before the dot-com bubble would burst, when companies and individuals were still trying to make sense of the budding interactive network. […]