Appraiser marketing tips for Friday, February 29, 2008
Appraiser marketing tips for Friday, October 5, 2007
Blogging by proxy
Blogs are powerful ways to boost your inbound links and the attention search engines will pay your site. A lot of professionals disdain blogs as vehicles for ordinary, personal information readers don't care about. A lot of professionals can't make the commitment to constantly updating a blog, and aren't the best copywriters.
The solution to these aversions and limitations is to hire someone to blog for you. It's no different than hiring a marketing company or a design firm to create ads. Don't miss out on the search engine and organic traffic potential of blogs simply because you're unable or unwilling to do a good job yourself.
The solution to these aversions and limitations is to hire someone to blog for you. It's no different than hiring a marketing company or a design firm to create ads. Don't miss out on the search engine and organic traffic potential of blogs simply because you're unable or unwilling to do a good job yourself.
Labels: Blogging
Appraiser marketing tips for Friday, October 5, 2007
Blog Your Way To More Clients
Appraisers everywhere are catching on to the blogging craze and many are seeing higher search engine rankings, more traffic, and more business as a result. But there's more to a successful blog than tossing out your opinion on global warming. Here are a few tips that will make your blog an important part of your online success:
1. Write what you know. You want to be perceived as an expert. That means writing about things you're an expert in. It also means not straying too far into territory where you're not exactly an expert.
2. Write for the people you're trying to get to come to your site. If you write about what mortgage originators, or homeowners, or attorneys care about, they'll be more likely to find your site, and stay once they do.
3. Write for the web. Lots of bullets, subheads, and nothing longer than the average web attention span.
1. Write what you know. You want to be perceived as an expert. That means writing about things you're an expert in. It also means not straying too far into territory where you're not exactly an expert.
2. Write for the people you're trying to get to come to your site. If you write about what mortgage originators, or homeowners, or attorneys care about, they'll be more likely to find your site, and stay once they do.
3. Write for the web. Lots of bullets, subheads, and nothing longer than the average web attention span.
Labels: Blogging, Website Copy