How can I market promote my real estate website?
I am a self employed real estate broker in the Bay Area. I have had a very nice website for the last two years. I would like to increase visitors: My target market is people who are looking at buying property in the Bay Area. Is there anyway I can market this website through goolge or yahoo search terms, or any other online marketing tool.
My website is:
www.ruizgroup.com
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February 19th, 2010 at 2:46 pm
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February 19th, 2010 at 2:57 pm
Dear Mark:
I saw your site, it’s nice
I think that you have to use all the resources you can get for FREE or with low cost
One of the best Classified Ads sites to target into the US market, is that I put in the source box
I have many other I can send you if you send me an e-mail asking more info.
Traffic Exchanges, in my experience, has a low rate conversion for Real estate markets.
I agree with TopSavin and Mrs Womack remarks too
Have a nice day
Alberto
February 19th, 2010 at 4:14 pm
I say you throw some good ole SEO into the sucker. What will help your site out a lot would be to change your index page into a more keyword rich title for starters. Unless you’re famous, your name won’t mean much to the search engines and it won’t be searched for.
I suggest a good meta title like "Redwood Shores, CA Real Estate" and from there create a good description with those keywords as well as your meta keywords added.
There is a lot that could be written, but I think that might be a good first step. Also make sure you are listed in the Google local listings, it’s free and can help people find your business during a search for your regional listings.
I am sorry, had to add one more thing, the design I think could use some work. It just isn’t that appealing in my opinion, but of course this is an opinion. Hope I was able to help. Cheers.
References :
February 19th, 2010 at 4:21 pm
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References :
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