4 Ways to Market Effectively

Posted by Paul | Posted in Real Estate Marketing | Posted on 23-08-2009

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Below you will find just 4 ways to market your real estate business effectively. If you need any help with your marketing information we are for hire.

Real Estate Marketing – Teaching Sells

Posted by Paul | Posted in Real Estate Marketing | Posted on 19-08-2009

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A few days ago, I mentioned that many of the steps to success are counter-intuitive. Today’s tip is another one of those myths of marketing that sounds good when you first hear it – but will actually drain your resources without any guarantee of success.

Real Estate Marketing- Why Should I Buy From You

Posted by Paul | Posted in Real Estate Marketing | Posted on 18-08-2009

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When people are looking for a real estate agent, their biggest question is “Why should I choose you over all other agents?” In other words, what makes you best qualified to help them buy or sell their home over all other agents out there?

Your answer is what marketers call a Unique Selling Proposition (USP).

Real Estate Marketing – Identify Your Target Market

Posted by Paul | Posted in Business Marketing | Posted on 17-08-2009

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Who is Your Target Audience

That means uncovering the types of people who are inclined to buy your service, what their motivations are for buying, and why they might buy from you or your
competitors.

Many times in business, the steps to success are not obvious, and in fact, are counter-intuitive. Choosing a target market is one of those “counter-intuitive” steps.

Setting Goals the SMART Way

Posted by Paul | Posted in Real Estate Marketing | Posted on 16-08-2009

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In Brian Tracy’s book, Goals, he writes…

“The number one reason for failure is action without planning. People who say that they are too busy to plan in advance must be prepared for unnecessary mistakes and great losses of time, money, and energy.”