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Want to Increase Your Business?

Of course everyone is interested in increasing their business. But how do you do it without spending money on advertising? The answer lies in getting yourself quoted or mentioned in newspaper articles. This is a simple way to get your name out into the community without spending money. I have developed a relationship with a local reporter and have been a consistent source of real estate information for her. Below are some of the articles that I have appeared in:

Desperate Owners Turn to Short Sales

Everywhere You Look, There's an Open House

Curb Appeal Can Pay Big Dividends

When it's Time to Turn to Short Sales

How Low Will Homes Go?

Spring Backward to Sell Your House

Get Educated. Get Empowered.

For more information on this or any other topic, call Sal Poliandro, Broker Associate, Realtor, Marketing Advisor,

Short Sale Specialist and CDPE, Certified Distressed Property Expert

ePRO, SRES at 201-259-2187, visit our websites: www.SalAndDawn.com or shortsaleguy.org

Follow me on Twitter: @salanddawn

Sal can be reached by snail mail at RE/MAX Properties 73 East Allendale Road Saddle River, NJ 07458

Posted by Bergen County Realtor, Sal Poliandro, CDPE, SRES, ePRO, Short Sale Specialist on 11/11/2008 03:17 PM

Comments (6)

sal poliandro, ridgewood, new jersey, bergen county

Originally posted at: Ridgewood Real Estate Blog : Want to Increase Your Business?

6 Comments on Want to Increase Your Business?

NOV

2008

Thanks for sharing...

interesting. Thanks!

I think if you are known as the expert in your area, this can bring many opportunities if you are the go to person.

Did you go out and intentionally try to develop a relationship with this reporter, or did you know her already? Just curious as I don't have a relationship with any local reporters, but it sounds like I should!

Sal, I've seen a few of these in the paper. You've certainly done a good job getting exposure in the press.

NOV

2008

Thank you all for commenting. I did not know the reporter already. We are in a new time, almost every reporter puts their email at the bottom of their column.

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