I had a great time back when yahoo would rank you if you added keywords for that term in your tags.

The reason I like them is that they pull the keywords and the ads...for the most part....make sense with what you are looking at.Since my site will be a board variety of topics/locations.

Get on the internet ,understand it, or perish...Learn about silo architecture, latent semantic indexing and keyword research or you will just be building dinosaur bones.The whole real estate industry just died and will be reborn on line as it only really lives there now.Hey wait a minute... how can I be talking to people all over the country when I am here in Sacramento?

It has to have lead generation capabilitiesalong with the ability topre-screen AND Negotiate for you.along with follow up and more.The days of a simple website that is not more than a brochure are gone.I agree that the interface has to be clean and specific to the KEYWORDS people are going to be searching for.This way indexing of your site is going to be far better than your competitors.There are alot of people who make websites BUT if they are not real estate investors who understand the business processes involved...you are just wasting money and time.You get what you pay for!

Pay per click seems to bring in traffic within a few hours.Do you keyword optimize or just do PPC?

Just think outside the box when it comes to keywords and the profile of the people who are motivated..

Key word is 'Market' which means prices fluctuate.

Anyone that got any type of loan over the last 10 years could have found a basic loan tutorial on the web with some fairly intuitive keywords to determine the ramifications of what he or she was getting into.

Combine that with a smart pay per click campaign with well-researched and highly targeted keywords and maintain top quality on your site and it could pay huge dividends.There's a lot to learn, but web 2.0 is here.

Use brackets to make keywords exact so that the broad match option isn't automatically set.