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Put your listings on other (non real estate) websites.

We developed this tool as a way to embed our clients real estate listings pages on other sites.

You can manage our listings in one place, and then embed the on another site with a simple < i frame > line of code.

You can see an example a couple of posts down from here

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What do you think of having your listings appear on other sites? This has lead to some discussion and I'd love to hear your thoughts on the matter. Do you think your listings should only be on your own site, or are you from the point of view that the more exposure your listing gets, the better ... no matter where that traffic is.

Posted by Riel Roussopoulos - SEO & Web Strategy Expert on 01/23/2009 07:07 AM

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5 Comments on Put your listings on other (non real estate) websites.

JAN

Take a look at my blog this morning. There is a large trend away from putting listings on other people's sites. We want our own found more than someone else's.

Hi Riel, nice to put a face and voice with the name...I have not had a chance to read the ebook...but I promise I will and post coments.. :)

Is there a link to your ebook that Konnie is talking about? Sounds interesting. LMK

Leslie, thanks for asking, the book is at http://rem20.com/book

Heath, your post made me think long and hard, but I have to say that I disagree with the spirit of your post.

In the end, attracting people to you online requires you to get in front of traffic, that usually involves putting your name out there in a variety of ways and giving cutomers the information they're looking for is never a bad thing.

If some of the sites you're doing business with become competitors along the way, that is simply the nature of business. Better that you be diversified in a way that they can't be, with leads coming from as many sources as possible.

I posted a long reply in the comments section of your post.

JAN

A different way to look at marketing. I liked your report on ten ways to go Viral, must check this out

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