Comments on: Realtors Need to Begin Outsourcing http://www.cybercletch.com/2009/08/realtors-need-to-begin-outsourcing/ YOUR Marketing Management Team Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:22:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: dafrankum http://www.cybercletch.com/2009/08/realtors-need-to-begin-outsourcing/comment-page-1/#comment-1368 dafrankum Mon, 09 Aug 2010 02:02:50 +0000 http://www.cybercletch.com/?p=54#comment-1368 Hello, my name is Dan. I live in Vancouver, Canada. I have bought a few real estate investor programs from various Gurus: Armando Montelango, Dean Graziosi, Preston Ely, Lee Kearney, Monica Main & Jack Bosch. I would like to become a Real Estate VA & market my services to the Canadian & American markets. I'm not a licensed agent, but I am interested in the process of buying & selling properties. At this moment I am researching the path to take in becoming a VA & focusing this niche.<br>If you have suggestions of how I may proceed to be a valuable resource in this niche, please contact me. Thank you. Hello, my name is Dan. I live in Vancouver, Canada. I have bought a few real estate investor programs from various Gurus: Armando Montelango, Dean Graziosi, Preston Ely, Lee Kearney, Monica Main & Jack Bosch. I would like to become a Real Estate VA & market my services to the Canadian & American markets. I'm not a licensed agent, but I am interested in the process of buying & selling properties. At this moment I am researching the path to take in becoming a VA & focusing this niche.
If you have suggestions of how I may proceed to be a valuable resource in this niche, please contact me. Thank you.

]]> By: Bobby Carroll - Dakno Real Estate Marketing http://www.cybercletch.com/2009/08/realtors-need-to-begin-outsourcing/comment-page-1/#comment-88 Bobby Carroll - Dakno Real Estate Marketing Thu, 27 Aug 2009 12:42:07 +0000 http://www.cybercletch.com/?p=54#comment-88 Pat, as you rightly state, the devil truly is in the details. From my vantage point, one of the real "pain points" of a real estate professional is dealing with content generation and adding that content to blogs and websites - "it's called implementation". If real estate websites and blogs are to be "trusted resources" they must be dynamic and not static. The two-fold benefit of consistent website/blog content generation is consumers quickly realize your portals offer timely, reliable information which sets you apart as a local area expert and trusted adviser. The second benefit is Google rewards you by moving you up the search results ladder because you have consistently contributed to overall good of the www. Of course, none of this happens if agents and brokers fail to generate SEO-rich content and have it uploaded to their websites and blogs. VA's provide valuable assistance to the agent community with this service. Bobby Carroll @rewebcoach Pat, as you rightly state, the devil truly is in the details. From my vantage point, one of the real “pain points” of a real estate professional is dealing with content generation and adding that content to blogs and websites – “it’s called implementation”. If real estate websites and blogs are to be “trusted resources” they must be dynamic and not static.

The two-fold benefit of consistent website/blog content generation is consumers quickly realize your portals offer timely, reliable information which sets you apart as a local area expert and trusted adviser.

The second benefit is Google rewards you by moving you up the search results ladder because you have consistently contributed to overall good of the www.

Of course, none of this happens if agents and brokers fail to generate SEO-rich content and have it uploaded to their websites and blogs. VA’s provide valuable assistance to the agent community with this service.

Bobby Carroll
@rewebcoach

]]> By: Bobby Carroll - Dakno Real Est http://www.cybercletch.com/2009/08/realtors-need-to-begin-outsourcing/comment-page-1/#comment-1379 Bobby Carroll - Dakno Real Est Thu, 27 Aug 2009 12:42:00 +0000 http://www.cybercletch.com/?p=54#comment-1379 Pat, as you rightly state, the devil truly is in the details. From my vantage point, one of the real "pain points" of a real estate professional is dealing with content generation and adding that content to blogs and websites - "it's called implementation". If real estate websites and blogs are to be "trusted resources" they must be dynamic and not static. The two-fold benefit of consistent website/blog content generation is consumers quickly realize your portals offer timely, reliable information which sets you apart as a local area expert and trusted adviser. The second benefit is Google rewards you by moving you up the search results ladder because you have consistently contributed to overall good of the www. Of course, none of this happens if agents and brokers fail to generate SEO-rich content and have it uploaded to their websites and blogs. VA's provide valuable assistance to the agent community with this service. Bobby Carroll @rewebcoach Pat, as you rightly state, the devil truly is in the details. From my vantage point, one of the real “pain points” of a real estate professional is dealing with content generation and adding that content to blogs and websites – “it’s called implementation”. If real estate websites and blogs are to be “trusted resources” they must be dynamic and not static.

The two-fold benefit of consistent website/blog content generation is consumers quickly realize your portals offer timely, reliable information which sets you apart as a local area expert and trusted adviser.

The second benefit is Google rewards you by moving you up the search results ladder because you have consistently contributed to overall good of the www.

Of course, none of this happens if agents and brokers fail to generate SEO-rich content and have it uploaded to their websites and blogs. VA’s provide valuable assistance to the agent community with this service.

Bobby Carroll
@rewebcoach

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