Thus, I’m well versed in plan design, permitting, land development, financing (construction and permanent), curative title work, lien law, independent contractor agreements, customer experience, marketing, SEO, Google Analytics, hiring, managing, leading, and mentoring.

If you are doing it for SEO then you want unique articles on relevant sites.

Sounds like the battle of the SEO's.

Join other forums also, need to have a blog and website, learn SEO to drive people to your website.

A few industry notes:Last month HostGator had a major hack - 50,000 credit cards leaked and posted online.Blue Host has very slow servers.We are using HostingDivision.com as it's SEO friendly.....

That took a lot of search engine optimization (SEO) work.So, for marketing I'm using the internet and "we buy houses"signs in the neighborhoods I would want houses in.I'm only targeting median house prices which has droppedto about $250k-$275k.Now I'm looking to develop a more consistent business.The Portland-Metro market hasn't been doing that.

The forums that seem to have the most activity are:•SEO•Google-Yahoo-Search Engines•Linking•Getting Attention to Blogs•Marketing Ideas•Website design and Dev•Social NetworkingAll are great areas to pay attention to, but the single most important piece of the puzzle that I think is being overlooked is MOBILE.Here are some of the leading objections I hear from real estate agents, brokers and industry pros:•I use my phone for phone calls not to text chat•I only use text messaging to communicate with friends and family•I have a client that uses it all the time and I hate it.

SEO?

There does appear to be a small glimmer of hope based on some white hat seo efforts I did about 4 months ago.

While SEO can play a role in your search engine rankings, you’ll have greater success by ensuring that your website has great content.