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Real Estate Blogging

The field of marketing has taken on a completely new perspective in the past several decades. Marketing simply is not what it used to be anymore; however, it is an even more potent tool than ever before if you know how to use it correctly. The dot.com bubble and tech era have changed the way that people access information. While people used to rely on mediums such as the Sunday paper and neighborhood gossip, we now have access to the entirety of human knowledge at the touch of a button which we keep in our pockets – yes, the internet.

Many longstanding and well established businesses may be reluctant to implement new high-tech strategies in their business model, but this should never be the case. If you do not keep up, you will be left behind. This is especially true for entrepreneurial endeavors such as real-estate. A real-estate agent may flourish or perish depending on his or her utilization of resources like the internet. Every real-estate agent is aware of the importance in attracting buyer-leads; however, not every agent is knowledgeable about the advantage that using the internet as a medium to attract buyers can be.

In the past, real-estate agents relied on the value of word-of-mouth marketing to generate buyer leads and expand their clientele. This is still true today, your reputation among a social network is absolutely crucial to success; however, the means by which these word-of-mouth exchanges are occurring has drastically changed. Now more than ever people are utilizing social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. Blogs are increasingly popular among all age groups because they provide accessible insight to the personal experience of others. One of the most effective ways for a real-estate agent to increase buyer leads is to create blog content pertaining to the interior design of the homes that are being sold, the cultural compliments of the surrounding area, and other positive aspects that people would want to know about before making the commitment of scheduling a tour.

When blogging, it is important to remember the type of buyer-leads that you hope to generate. Ideally, you would like to attract affluent, legitimate buyers that are seriously interested in purchasing a home. Therefore, it is essential to create blog content catered to the interests of this type of buyer. As previously mentioned, providing details of interior design through a blog is an outstanding way to attract interested buyers. Further, writing helpful articles on your website that provide a real-estate agent’s perspective will not only establish you as an authority figure, but will also generate traffic from relevant search engines such as Google and Bing, leading quality buyers to your website.

This may seem like an overwhelming task in an unfamiliar territory, but do not be hesitant to get started because once you get going it will prove easy to maintain. Further, if you feel lost or stuck, there are plenty of widely successful real-estate sites online such as Zillow that you can model your content after. Lastly, remember that this is not a one-man endeavor; quality content is not created by a single person, but a team of people, thus producing a blended perspective that appeals to a wider market of potential buyers.

Vince Goldsmith

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