A good website has become the standard for real estate investors. Even though traditionally, real estate investors could close a deal without being active online, those days are far gone, as more and more competitors invest in their online presence. Design plays a part in this whole process, both directly – by hitting search engine
Every real estate investor I know wants their site to rank high on Google. In fact, in marketing circles the running joke is: The best place to hide a dead body is page two on Google. But here’s the problem: Search engine optimization (SEO) is especially difficult for real estate investors. To make matters worse,
Real estate investors have the typical entrepreneurial spirit which dictates to change those techniques, practices, and methods that don’t bring results, and that probably works for many aspects of their business. However, when it comes to online marketing, REIs would benefit if they aren’t quick to judge the effectiveness of a campaign based on an
Many professionals want to make the most out of marketing platforms like LinkedIn, including real estate investors. There are a number of reasons why LinkedIn is a good place to look for leads, and we’ll give you the inside scoop on why and how in this article. If you are already aware of the perks
A lot of businesses use Pinterest alongside other, more popular platforms to maintain social media presence. It does serve to bring more traffic to their sites, increase subscription rates, and improve sales. So why don’t real estate investors do the same? Well, this has to do with the main reason pinners (yes, that’s what the
