Real Estate Blogdog

You work very hard to get traffic to your website. Every visitor could become a potential client.

Right?

OK then, we will start by minimizing your links going to other websites. These are like leaving the backdoor open and wondering why the dog got out. Some outbound links are good for SEO though. Try 1 link per blog post. Make it go to a credible source of information about real estate. Set it to open in a new browser window. And, don’t put it front and center. You don’t really want anyone to click it. You just want Google to see it.

Stay on topic on every page of your website.

In other words…

Blog about homes for sale, real estate listings, or your experience as a real estate professional. Google is not interested in restaurant reviews or local hotel accommodations.

There are plenty of websites that do a great job with that.

Keep the content on your entire website relevant to your market area.

If you want to find clients in Scottsdale, Tempe, and Mesa. Add content to your site about only those areas. If you work in a very broad area that covers several cities or states. Consider a 2nd or even a 3rd website. If you include too many areas, Google will get confused on what your site is really about.

Selling homes in a specific market area.

Keeping your content fresh keeps the search engines like Google coming back. Plus, you are creating more pages. More pages means, more opportunities for clients to find you.