Selling Real Estate Online In 6 Steps Archive for category "Using Email For Attracting Buyers/Sellers"
The National Do Not Call (DNC) registry is now in Canada, effective September 30th, 2008. If people don’t want to receive unsolicited phone calls from telemarketers or any other business, they simply get themselves added to this list. So if you want to make cold calls to your farm area you will have to see
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Another thing you can do to ward off spam complaints is by accepting these complaints yourself. Put your unsubscribe link at the top of your email but change the wording of the link to say “Mark This Email As Spam”. If anyone clicks this link they’ll be brought to the unsubscribe page and you’ll have
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So if enough people from a particular email provider (eg. Hotmail.) vote against your email by clicking the Spam button then the email provider will either start putting all your messages into their recipients’ spam folders or (more likely) start blocking all emails you send to their users. Even worse, you will have no way
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Email providers don’t really look at what is being advertised in emails flagged as spam by their users. They just know their users really don’t want to receive these types of email. Considering that these spam type emails are often sent in the tens of millions and are sometimes phishing scams to boot, you really
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Almost everyone hates spam. Have you ever bought anything through an unsolicited email? I haven’t. But did you ever stop to think some of your prospects in your email database may regard your email bulletins as spam? It’s likely some of them now do because when they signed up for your mailing list when they
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Geographically Specific Home Locations I have always maintained that real estate professionals should focus on niche area of real estate so they can become highly expert in what they do and beat out all the generalists who try to be jack of all trades and master of none. One of the best ways of doing
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This would help determine not only what keywords and phrases you would want people to find you under in Google but also what words to use in your Google ads to drive people traffic to your squeeze pages. Doing this can save you literally hundreds if not thousands of dollars. I’ve seen a lot of
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When prospects visit his squeeze page on his website for First Time Buyers they see the following message:
Another important reason to vary your ad wording is broadening your appeal. Some types of ads will appeal to some people, other types will appeal to others. So think about anything that might describe a first time home buyer and don’t be afraid to use it somewhere in your ad. Here are some of the
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He starts to reel them in by creating very short classifieds ads on Craig’s List on a daily basis that bring people to a squeeze page on his website. The squeeze page entices the person to sign up for his mailing list to receive updates on suitable homes via email. Let’s take a closer look
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