Oct 31, 2010
Making Socialmedia Work For YOU
In the past few years Real Estate Agents had to reinvent themselves & the way that you interact with your clients, prospects & referrals. More buyers and sellers are using the Internet to conduct their due diligence before they even call you. FACEBOOK, TRULIA, ACTIVERAIN, YOUTUBE, REALTOR.COM just to name a few, have become exuberantly more popular. There are as many Social Media Experts as there are Real Estate Agents, and everyone has something to offer at a price, it seems that Social Media training has become the new frontier for some that are not doing so well as real estate agents. Suddenly someone found a niche and deep pockets to dig in. By no means I'm against using social media to promote your business, branding, exposure and all to good stuff that comes with it: Stay in Touch with Past Clients, Network, Make new Contacts, Friends & Family or just play farmville. It's all GOOD!
But what's all the hype social media is not E=MC² it does not take a rocket scientist to figure it out. If you do it consistently and dedicate certain amount of time to posting relevant content "hmm there goes that word (RELEVANT CONTENT)" on the regular basis you will start reaping the results. Yes playing farmville is fun but lets face it cyber farms is not going to translate in to LEADS. I've heard agents state that they have been using social media for a number of years some as much as it's been around but they have never benefited from it "hmmm they have the largest cyber farms imaginable". I personally say and it's my personal experience that you will reap what you sow. Leads translate to appointments to contracts to referrals, the outcome is based on the numbers and your ability to convert those leads in to appointments then in to buyers or sellers.
Talking a little more about RELEVANT CONTENT why do you/we blog? well the answer to that is simple; it's called exposure. Relevant content I define as what your write is what you become! If you want to attract an audience of first time homebuyers then your are going to write and post all you can about first time homebuyers, if you like to attract a specific market then you need to write and aim your blog posts to the desire market segment. You may consider becoming your neighborhood reporter, go to events, document neighborhood projects, take lots of pictures, and post post post, is work but it can be fun too you can make it a family affair I'm sure that your kids will appreciate you more and see you more often instead of text-messaging them "I'm in the office will be home in a while". The bottom line is that social media works and your don't need to be a computer guru to do it, if you are playing cyber games play the cybergraphics. Myself I'm did not receive any formal training on computers blogging or Internet marketing, over the years I've learned by trial and error. If I can do this so can you.
Pablo Lopez, ABR®, REOS™, SFR®, REALTOR - Associate®
Century 21 Elite Realty, LLC.
337 Changebridge Rd
Montville, NJ 07058
973-244-7980
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Oct 30, 2010
Negotiate Your Best House Buy
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Negotiate Your Best House Buy
Keep your emotions in check and your eyes on the goal, and you’ll pay less when purchasing a home. Read
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Keep Your Home Purchase on Track
You’ve found your dream home. Make sure missteps don’t prevent a successful closing. Read
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7 Steps to a Stress-free Home Closing
By doing homework in advance, you’ll understand what you’re asked to sign when you close the sale of your home. Read
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8 Tips for Finding Your New Home
A solid game plan can help you narrow your homebuying search to find the best home for you. Read
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Find the Home Loan that Fits Your Needs
Understand which mortgage loan is best for you so your budget is not stretched too thin. Read
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Oct 29, 2010
Foreclosure Resources
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When is Foreclosure Removed from Your Credit Report?
Use this handy guide to figure out how quickly you can buy a home after a major financial setback when applying for a loan through FHA, Fannie Mae, or Freddie Mac. Read
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Foreclosure Alternative: The Short Sale
A short sale is far from hassle-free, but it’s a better alternative than foreclosure. And now you’ve got a little help from your friends in D.C. Here are the facts about short sales and how to get started. Read
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How the Foreclosure Crisis Costs You Money
Foreclosure may seem like someone else’s problem, but when it happens in your neighborhood, it’s going to cost you money, too. Read
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5 Steps to Owning a Home Again After Foreclosure
Foreclosure is just a one-time event—with discipline and perseverance, you can get a mortgage and become a homeowner again. Read
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How to Talk to Your Lender About Foreclosure
When facing foreclosure, the first step is to get in touch with your lender to discover your options. Read
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Oct 28, 2010
Warming up to a New Fireplace
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Gas Fireplace Inserts: Pros and Cons
Add a gas-burning fireplace insert if you want clean air and the ultimate in convenience. Read
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Wood-Burning Fireplace Inserts Save Energy
Install a wood-burning fireplace insert if you want to keep the magic of a wood fire but make your open fireplace more energy efficient. Read
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Adding a Fireplace: Return on Investment
Installing a fireplace is a popular project, but don’t expect a significant return on your investment. Read
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Costs of Adding a Fireplace
Installing a wood-burning, gas-burning, gel-fuel, or electric fireplace to your house costs $400 to $10,000, depending on the type of fireplace you select. Read
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Oct 26, 2010
Homemade Green Cleaning Products
Green Clean Stovetop and Oven: You've Already Got What It Takes
Green, homemade stovetop and oven cleaners are an effective and eco-friendly way to remove baked-on gunk. ReadGreen Clean Sinks and Drains: Shine 'em Up and Clean 'em Out
Homemade sink and drain cleaning solutions are effective way to green clean your sink and unclog your drain. ReadGreen Clean Your Refrigerator 3 Cool Ways
Green clean your refrigerator using homemade green cleaning solutions that effectively polish, deodorize, and clean without harmful chemicals. ReadGreen Clean Countertops and Keep Food Prep Safe from Chemicals
Whip up a batch of homemade vinegar solution to cheaply and effectively green clean your kitchen countertops without harsh chemicals. ReadGeothermal Heat Pumps Tap Energy Just Below the Earth’s Surface
Geothermal heat pumps are crazy expensive to install, but they tap an unlimited supply of inexpensive heating and cooling just below the earth’s surface. Read
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