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Social Media Tip - Link Sharing & Content Marketing Advice

Reblogger Women of Westchester Working Together
Home Builder with Women of Westchester Working Together

Kevin is so right on this one.  The goal is to ultimately send people to our website and establish our own authority in our subject matter.  So be sure to publish your own unique content and then share it.

Original content by Kevin Ray FA.100079118

This is my advice for everybody who shares articles on Social Media, specifically Twitter.

I see a lot of real estate agents posting links to articles all day every day. I'm guessing it is in an attempt to be seen as an authority.

I think when all of us started out in social media we were told it is a great way to become just that... an authority. You find useful and valuable information and share it with your followers, thus making you the obvious authority on anything real estate, market or area related.

So real estate agents go to realtor.com, inman or any other countless source of information and hit the share button of throw it their buffer account to share. Now their followers are seeing them share this great information....

The problem I have with this method is that we are sending people to other places to get the news and industry updates.

Does that really make you an authority?

I don't really think so.

What I tell all my clients is that if you are going to share something, make it yours. If you want to share the latest national real estate news then great, do it. Just put it into your own words on your own website. Write out your own thoughts on the topic, you can even quote and share the original article in your post.

Remember the progression of website activity... Traffic then Conversion then Client. You have to have traffic to your website in order to convert them into clients. If people are being sent to someone elses website for the information you can't convert them into clients from that other person's website.

Send them to your site and you have a chance to convert them.

  

 

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Thanks for sharing this post Debbie.  I always try to use back links to my own past blogs in my new blog.  I was told a couple years back this is a plus but no I don't use other source blogs.

Jul 09, 2014 10:32 PM
Kathy Streib
Cypress, TX
Home Stager/Redesign

Debbie- thank you for reblogging this.  I've been guilty of doing some of what Kevin wrote about simply because it's so darn easy.  I don't do it a lot though. 

Jul 10, 2014 10:52 AM