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If you’re bored silly of writing long text entries and endless statistics for your real estate blog or website,  inject some creativity to your marketing and create an Infographic.

Infographics are simple, graphic representations of information or data, used to present complex info quickly and clearly.

Take a look at this real estate infographic sample on Home Affordability from CreditScore.

Here’s why we like infographic as a marketing technique: 

1. Simplicity and appeal.

Unless your prospects have the time of day,  they probably won’t read the long text content on your site’s Buyer/Seller resource page.
Infographics segregate data into bite-sized chunks, accompanied … Continue reading →

Social media for real estate is more than just hype. With every kind of content being shared on the internet these days, this platform can be taken advantage of as an instant way of  reaching out to people who are looking for a competent real estate professional.

While print advertising and word of mouth marketing definitely isn’t dead, social media has the advantage of virally spreading the word about your company, services and expertise. Whether it involves real estate blogs or networking sites such as Facebook, your online interaction with potential clients are … Continue reading →

An email signature is one of the least expensive ways of promoting your real estate company without the need for aggressive advertising. As a real estate agent, your email signature is a reflection of you and your business, so make it as professional-looking as possible. Still, there are some common errors you should avoid to make sure that it remains an asset to your business. Read up on some advice and improve the way you use your email signature!

Keep it short and sweet. 4 to 6 lines should do. The goal of your email signature is … Continue reading →

Real estate market conditions may have hit an all-time low, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the end of the road for realtors. As any top agent will tell you, the first step to recovery during a down market is to adopt the right attitude and accept the market conditions as they are. While pundits have shown optimism by forecasting improvements within a year, the best way to survive until then is by staying positive and examining all your options. Here are some tips and pointers to help real estate agents brave these dire times and even come out on top:

Integrate … Continue reading →