Attracting Online Real Estate Leads

This video was posted on Monday, January 9th, 2012 and filed under Real Estate.

If you have spent time looking to attract listing leads through blogging, which a lot of of us are, you recognize the significance of having your subject matter found on the net. In attempting to get the word out on the Real Estate Lead Generation Software served through RedX and have learned a great amount about search engine optimization in the procedure. What you must to appreciate is that your blog post is only the first step in the procedure. The steps following your post will really uncover your level of success in attracting traffic and subsequent real estate leads to your blog.

Attracting Real Estate Leads Through SEO Steps

Let’s face it. Any time you spend creating a blog is an investment in marketing. However, your return on investment is determined primarily through how many people read your blog and visit your site. Fundamentally, the best way to get your blog read is if it shows up on a search engine. For that reason, getting a high ranking for a particular search phrase is imperative. So what are the steps vital to search engine optimize your blog post?

Before you even commence writing your post, you should determine what keyword phrase you are targeting. If you have a topic in mind, use a few minutes on google to see how viable the phrase you are focusing on will be. To see the level of competition, look next to the search box for the search results data. For example, the competitive information for the term “interest real estate leads is “Results 1 – 10 of concerning 4,230,000 for appeal to real estate leads. (0.55 seconds)” Because this article is competing with over four million other entries, it is unlikely to rank high on the search expression “appeal to real estate leads.” For that reason, optimizing it for that expression may be reasonably futile and I ought to probably optimize this post to a less competitive expression such as “listing leads for Realtors”, or even “GRAR” which only has one million competitors.

After finding a phrase that is not too competitive, draft your article using the target phrase in the text. Be sure to incorporate the expression as part of your header tags as well as your subhead Back to our illustration, the phrase Draw Real Estate Leads is in the tag of this article.

Now You Can Begin SEO

Here is what I do to promote these posts as well as the RedX markdown page.

* Ping your entry using a pinging tool to various websites. Pingler.com is a good tool for this

* Make multiple unique versions of your article with an article rewriter. Unique versions are desired so that every syndicated site that posts your blog is counted as a single back link to your real estate blog. I now use Magic Article Rewriter as my tool of choice.

* Tender your unique article to as many article directories as possible. I use two resources concomitantly for this. The first is UniqueArticleWizard, the second is Magic Article Submitter. Both tools allow you to syndicate your article across the web over time which increasingly increases your links and your search engine rank. Their actual sales pages are pretty cheesy, but the tools work great.

* Bookmark the post to StumbleUpon, Digg, Delicous, and the rest of the bookmarking websites. If you are using a WordPress, Orlywire has an interesting instrument that allows you to automatically bookmark your post to your accounts.

* If you haven’t submitted your RSS feed to the numerous feed readers, then now is the time to do so.

* Update the post on your facebook, MySpace, ActiveRain and Broker Agent Social pages.

All of the above sounds like a lot of work, and it does take on an hour to complete all of the steps. However, where you may draw one or two real estate leads from the post alone, you can now expects a few hundred more people to find you from your search engine optimization activities.

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