Monthly Archive for: ‘September, 2009’

Podcast: Interview with Sarah Yaussi from Big Builder on Blogging, Twitter and Content 0

Tune in for the full interview with Sarah Yaussi as we discuss blogging, Twitter, and Social Media goodness. Learn how you can create valuable content and spread it out amongst all the appropriate networks. We explore what this means for homebuilders and tips on how to use effectively. You can also view the follow-up article …

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Posted on: 09-28-2009
Posted in: Interviews

Reach your customers in a hyper-local Web 2.0 world 2

I was listening to a podcast the other day by a journalism teacher from New York who had done some research. He found multiple hyper-local bloggers who were clearing over $200,000 per year just by blogging on local news events. Basically, they attended local events and blogged about them and then sold their own advertisements …

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Posted on: 09-24-2009
Posted in: News

The “cool kids” club 0

I had the great pleasure of presenting to the Builder 20 Group #33 “The Survivors” in Cleveland this week. By the way, Cleveland has a really clean downtown. Moving right along…I love presenting to 20 groups! You can be much more open, honest and transparent. This was really a cool group of builders ready to …

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Posted on: 09-17-2009
Posted in: News, Video Posts

Swimming in the Web 2.0 stream 0

If your sole goals are marketing, traffic, and exposure – you’ve missed the whole point of social networking. This is Real Estate 2.0 and it starts with the conversation.

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Posted on: 09-15-2009
Posted in: Best Practices

Managing your Calendar 3

Just because you’re ready to start your Internet marketing today doesn’t mean you’ll see an influx of new customers tomorrow. Expect at least a four-month lag time between the launch of the site and a new home sale.

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Posted on: 09-10-2009
Posted in: Best Practices

Why do we need email marketing if we have social media? 7

If you aren’t sending out monthly campaigns to potential customers, realtor, and past customers. you are missing valuable opportunities.

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Posted on: 09-3-2009
Posted in: Best Practices