When we design a new site for a client, one of the questions that catches them off guard is “What do you want people to feel when they first arrive at your website?” Website Curb Appeal When you have lots of competition the first impression is so important. This is […]
A few months ago we wrapped up on a website project for Greg Collins and Ana Gispert. Since then, things have gone very well. Our goal together was to develop a real estate website that would allow them to focus on attracting and earning the trust of a specific audience: […]
Here are a handful of Blogging Gadgets (tools, apps) that you might find useful. 1. Calmly – Writing App When I write blogs, I typically use a notepad program before publishing to my WordPress website. I find it easier to focus using the plain, no frills, no distraction approach of […]
That Time Of Year is Here Again. Get 20% Off Your Custom Designed, Responsive, Real Estate Website As the headline-filled year that is 2016 comes to an end, we’re piling on with Big News! Any projects that we initiate between December 10th and December 31st will be discounted 20%. This […]
Want to have your pins re-pinned like crazy on Pinterest? Create an infographic. A few years ago I created this infographic about How To Ensure Your Success As A Real Estate Blogger. After publishing it on this website, I pinned it to Pinterest. I had at times noticed that it was […]
With real estate blogging, when someone asks “Does it work?” they mean, “Does it generate business?” It does. Here’s why: You build trust and earn new clients through reliable counsel. Your potential clients have questions. You have the answers. Your blog is the vehicle that delivers the answers to your […]
Or whats the shortest post I can publish and still see good results? The following is an argument for short real estate blog posts… even though I know that longer posts will perform better. The 300 Word Myth? The idea that a post needs to be at least 300 words […]
Normally I reserve this blog for articles regarding content marketing advice, but today I’m mixing it up and giving you some unsolicited real estate advice. I recently read a post on Reddit that made me think of you all: Homeowners of Reddit: When you purchased your first home, what item […]
When you correctly anticipate what your target audience is going to be searching for in Google, you reap huge traffic dividends. Each landmark holiday provides you with the opportunity to drive a huge amount of targeted web traffic to your real estate website. Your broad target market is residents and […]
Hopefully the answer is “no.” I am a web developer, not a licensed real estate agent. I don’t know very much about the nuances and laws of conducting business as a REALTOR®. I’ve never been to your community. I’ve never helped anyone buy or sell a home. I’ve never had […]
