Use the text in your web pages to describe specifically what you have to offer, especially if it is a certain geographical area or niche.

I'm a self-employed web developer, so I can go anywhere in the country in search of deals.

Compensating for this somewhat is the fact that I'm a self-employed web developer, so I can do my work from anywhere.

Check out the web site for more details.

My background is 14 years in IT and web development, and online/mobile marketing strategies.

Couldn't handle the rain anymore so moved to Sedona AZ.My son lives in Eugene and creates awesome custom property fliers and web site graphics for Realtors he said he has stayed fairly busy.

People that look for real estate in a certain area are either in that area or look for websites featuring listings from that area.The real estate websites are all powered by their respective Board of Realtors MLS feeds.So even if you have website ranking first for a competitive search term (Aspen Real Estate, if your property was in Aspen) you would still miss out on the 100's of website from local real estate agents that could feature your listings.If the project is big enough it could work to just focus on web advertising with pay-per-clicks on the major search engines.

I have some web tools to help people with financing options, checking their own credit, seeing what they qualify etc...

I wish to network with Ohio realtors.I have just started a new site http://ohiomortgages.blogspot.comIf you would like to increase your web presence, I am looking for educational content for buyers.

Try your county courthouse web page.