Real estate SEO demands the choice of effective keyword phrases. If you’re interested in real estate website positioning, then listen up. Once you know that choosing effective keyword phrases is one of the most important phases in getting your website found, the next thing you need to know is that the choice of those highly competitive keyword phrases like “Denver real estate” or “Boston homes” are rarely the best ones to go after. Especially when you are just starting out. Why? This short video is a trailer of our full featured educational videos which will give you the full story.
You have been requesting information on how to optimize your own websites in smaller chunks of advice. So I have answered your requests with what I am calling our “pocket presentations”. Each is designed to answer one brief target subject area in just a 2 to 3 minute time period. Just enough time to get the salient points on the idea and be able to move on to the next one if desired. Enjoy. :-)
This 2-minute video will give you an overview for the session of the same name that will show you the 7 biggest pitfalls that you need to avoid to improve your rankings in the search engines. You can see all of these videos at WebsTarget Real Estate SEO
This 2-minute overview will show you highlights of what you’ll need to know to both capture your audience for real estate SEO as well as to subscribe to information yourself. The full session will show blog marketing skills and how to write a captivating blog for marketing purposes.
A 2-minute overview of how the various social media can be used for effective real estate SEO marketing. This session is a must for the social media novice.
Watch this 2-minute overview for the video that shows you what top real estate agents add to their websites to make them compelling. Get your lead capturing tools here. Real estate SEO can’t get easier than this.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma, February 13, 2008 — Home values in Oklahoma increased in 2007 for the seventh consecutive year, according to a report released today by the Oklahoma Association of REALTORS.
The average sale price for an existing home in Oklahoma rose by 4.24 percent last year, from $143,669 in 2006 to $149,758 in 2007.
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