Research vs buy
Internet consumers visit websites as part of their buying process. This is certainly true for the majority of both home buyers and sellers.
Tim O'Keefe, a blogger and a search engine expert, has often said that "... people research online and buy offline" .
What this means is that REALTORS must improve their websites so that it can capture online visitor names and contact information.
Here is how that can be accomplished.
Each real estate website must make "calls to action". We would say that such calls are really "offers of compelling value" that consumers cannot refuse. You want their name and contact information - consumers want essential information (free report, a comparative market analysis, ability to search through MLS listings, daily email with new properties on the market, etc).
Tim O'Keefe, a blogger and a search engine expert, has often said that "... people research online and buy offline" .
What this means is that REALTORS must improve their websites so that it can capture online visitor names and contact information.
Here is how that can be accomplished.
Each real estate website must make "calls to action". We would say that such calls are really "offers of compelling value" that consumers cannot refuse. You want their name and contact information - consumers want essential information (free report, a comparative market analysis, ability to search through MLS listings, daily email with new properties on the market, etc).
A word of caution. Some research has shown that if you require registration on your website too early, you could lose 75%-85% of your potential leads!
WebCubic enables website owners to easily build capture forms. The forms are emailed to the website owner and are entered into a prospect data base. The website owner can create custom autoresponders and even be notified by a text message that a lead capture form has been received.
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