Armegi Gil
Am I throwing away money with mailers??? HELP!!!
24 September 2014 | 41 replies
once your send it out, there goes your money and you're now stuck to chance, "odds", and the best you could do in trend research on a list provider, etc...BUUUT, if I had a decent size budget, I'd spread it out between a healthy balance of PPC and tossing up my own website and throwing proper seo campaigns at it to rank for the necessary "motivated seller" terms that have decent search traffic...this way I have control over my budget and can see the short term (PPC) benefits along with the long term (SEO) benefits.the only caveat to this approach is you WILL NEED to really know your stuff for PPC and SEO...but if you obviously have a marketing budget you'll probably want to carve out some room to consult or hire someone who knows what to do and how to do so that you're not throwing money at the wind bc if you try to do it on your own, you might as well just send mailers lolsorry so long, but the cool thing about real estate is that there's always an alternative path to a solution...its just a matter of finding it and where there's a multitude of counsel, there's bound to be gem of an answer somewhere!
Karen Margrave
GOALS FOR THE NEW YEAR?
31 December 2013 | 89 replies
1. have my team sell 300 homes this year2. buy 6 long-term rentals3. buy and sell 15 fix and flips4. continue blogging with certain traffic and income goals5. add a certain car to the garage
Kevin Oldham
Excited to be join the community! Kevin Oldham, real estate marketing guru
29 December 2013 | 15 replies
Prior to United Marketing Services, I co-founded a regionalized marketing services and design firm that catered to real estate developers, offering strategic solutions designed to generate traffic for their projects.
Michael Lauther
My market is better than your market
2 March 2012 | 30 replies
I realize that in certain areas of town the prices already reflect this enthusiasm, but locals have an advantage because they can scout deals quicker than out-of-towners buying in to the Austin craze.East of downtown has a lot of city money pouring into it and is being gentrified due to Austin's extremely bad traffic problem.
Michael Quarles
Just say Yes
2 February 2012 | 20 replies
People cut you off or do really stupid things in traffic.
Martin CS
Billboards for Seller Leads?
26 December 2015 | 13 replies
I had driven by the empty billboard every day and stared at it while i was stuck in traffic and figured..if bandit signs have netted me close to $60k this year, a billboard should bring in a small fortune!!
Michael Quarles
website names
27 February 2012 | 14 replies
I would be afraid you would end up sending too much accidental traffic to the non-hyphenated version of the URL.
Lucas Machado
Should I Sign-Up For Adwords Nerds?
2 November 2021 | 28 replies
What a company can guarantee is quality traffic.
James Wachob
How to define an A, B, or C neighborhood.
8 June 2020 | 2 replies
Hard surface flooring in high traffic areas and wet areas helps to keep turn costs down.
Juan Calvo
Mid south Home buyers - memphis TN
17 August 2021 | 53 replies
Vinyl plank flooring instead of carpet in high traffic area stands up to wear and tear, new roofs are on most of our houses, new HVAC are in most of our houses, thus reduces the out of pocket cost.Tenant Leave & Trash: Has not happened yet.