Real Estate Web Marketing Blog

Dakno Marketing Begins a New Adventure - Podcasting!That's right, Brad Carroll and I just released our first podcast last night and we are excited to be expanding our reach with this very cool technology. Plus it helps us get the word out to real estate professionals just like you who benefit fro...

I should have performed my due diligence better as AR's own Jonathan Washburn posted on this topic earlier. http://activerain.com/blogsview/357093/Miami-real-estate-blogger Blogging responsibly is more important now than ever before. When blogging, take care to be accountable for your blog and yo...

By virtue of being a local real estate professional, you should "know" your area better than most. Now you can use the power of social networks in a creative way to demonstrate your area expertise. Using the Internet you can "zero in" to a targeted audience. Allow me to provide an example. Did yo...

When writing a blog post, do you give any thought who the post is geared for? Sure you do! Be sure the topic will speak to the intended audience be it consumers or your peers. Another words, know your audience. When writing your post, remember you need to target your post to four entities.Peers, ...

Keeping Your Blog UpdatedThe worst mistake you can make is not updating your blog (AR and your outside blog). Go ahead and schedule yourself time to update your blog on regular intervals. Set a reasonable goal. After all, if it’s unreasonable, then you will just get frustrated. Even if you only b...

Inna Hardison-Florida Marketing and Advertising Pros tagged with a MeMe on December 21, 2007, so this post is a bit over due. Deviating from my last MeMe, this time I'll offer 5 things about yours truly which are all fact.I was the official Junior Miss photographer for the Raleigh Junior Miss pag...

Here is my attempt to "go out on a limb" and predict what will be "hot' in real estate marketing. I'll even take a stab at what we can expect to see occur on the national scene in real estate for 2008 too.Interest rates will be at 6.5% by election time, then shoot upward to the 7.5% no matter who...