by Jonathan Walker | Jan 3, 2020 | Content Optin, Real Estate Marketing
The last decade brought lots of changes to real estate. We clawed our way back from a housing crisis. Digital marketing transformed consumers’ expectations, and now the iBuyer trend threatens to change those expectations again. So what’s in store as we start a new...
by Jonathan Walker | Dec 17, 2019 | Content Optin, Marketing Basics, Real Estate Marketing
Should Agents Outsource their Real Estate Marketing? Most real estate agents know they should be doing some sort of marketing. The real questions are what to do and who should do the marketing for real estate agents. Countless companies claim to have the secret...
by Jonathan Walker | Dec 9, 2019 | READ Optin, Real Estate Marketing
The Top Real Estate Agent Facebook Pages of 2019 Most agents know they need a Facebook business page, but even tech-savvy agents struggle to figure out what to include on their page. Our Page Create designers see hundreds of real estate agent Facebook pages every year...
by Jonathan Walker | Nov 27, 2019 | Lead Generation, READ Optin, Real Estate Marketing
How to Add a Home Search to Your Website Update (7/14/2020): A new WordPress plugin was just released that makes adding an MLS home search easier than ever and gives you helpful features such as search results pop-ups that keep users on your site. Learn more at...
by Samantha Neckles | Nov 22, 2019 | Real Estate Marketing
Doesn’t it seem like once November hits, we put off our purchases until Black Friday? In fact, we’ve already started receiving emails and ads from retailers about what they’ll be offering this year. For many, this might seem annoyingly early, but it can be the perfect...
by Jonathan Walker | Nov 6, 2019 | Content Optin, Marketing Basics, Real Estate Marketing
For many agents, just finding new leads seems like a full-time job in itself. Then when you get a lead, you have to carve out time for a showing or listing presentation – not to mention closings, open houses, phone calls, and everything else. You may think you...
