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Don't Sleep On Content
Every day, clients and prospects are searching for real estate content about the topics that matter most to them. They want tips on buying/selling homes, information-rich guides on the neighborhoods where you sell properties, home improvement ideas, and so much more. In addition to being great for informing and educating your audience, content is one of the biggest keys to growing your online presence. If you've been sleeping on content, now is the perfect time to wake up to the possibilities – and our team has some tips to help you get started.
Why Every Real Estate Business Needs Quality Content
Real estate content is integral to your overall online presence, impacting your website, social media, blog, and more. Google's algorithm favors websites with fresh, authoritative content, and your content is ideal for...
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In Their Corner
Every decision starts with an emotion, then gets a helping hand from logic.
And while there's plenty to look forward to when buying or selling a home, the entire process can be one of the most stressful anyone will face in their life. When stress runs high, emotions tend to as well.
Ambiguity – about things like financing, the logistics of the move, and whether it will be worth it in the end – triggers heightened states of tension. There's no way to know in advance how everything will play out, so these feelings can't be resolved completely.
But the emotional component of real estate isn't just about distress.
The full spectrum of emotions plays into de...
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Tech Tuesday - Using Message Groups in Drip Campaigns
This week Harley goes over using message groups in drip campaigns.
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Analytics Can Change Your Business
Real estate has come a long way in a very short time.
Looking back on the history of our industry, it's easy to get distracted by the profound changes of the last few years. With the start of the pandemic, agents and brokers at all levels needed to completely rethink their business to keep themselves and their clients safe.
Even though the public health situation is beginning to change, real estate thought leaders still focus lots of attention on the new best practices revealed by this situation. While that is important, it's crucial not to miss the forest for the trees. In truth, real estate has been in a period of flux for over a decade.
Even though those changes have unfolded gradually, they are all driven by the same thing:
Changing customer preferences
