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Web Basics for Real Estate Sites


Nothing beats the Web as a driver of real estate traffic. So making your business Web site relevant is an important part of smart marketing, says Inman columnist Bernice Ross.

Here are some simple suggestions she offers for building online business:

Location, location, location: Make sure that you make it clear where your market is, including city, state and ZIP code, so search engines - and potential customers - know where to find you.

Make the phones ring: Include your phone number. Some people are e-mail users, but others will want to pick up the phone.

Make photos identify themselves: Tagging a photo to include location and your name and address, as well as a brief description will make video or photos findable by search engines and help potential buyers know what they are looking at.

KISS: Keeping it simple is still important. If the technology your site relies on is too sophisticated, some potential buyers may not be able to view it.

Source: Inman News, Bernice Ross (02/18/2010)

Posted by

Danielle Hasley, Realtor

Keller Williams Realty

Office: 615.778.1818

Cell: 615.290.6736

9175 Carothers Parkway

Franklin, TN 37067

Web: DanielleSellsNashville.com

Email: DanielleHasley@Gmail.com

Blog: DanielleSellsNashville.blogspot.com

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Larry Brewer - Benchmark Realty llc
Benchmark Realty LLc - Nashville, TN

Danelle - All of this is good, but you also need a call to action, a way for people to search for homes (that's why they are on the web in the first place), and a method to capture their phone number and e-mail address. We have all of those tools provided to us by Keller Williams.

Feb 19, 2010 02:39 AM