Comments on: Weekend Web 2.0 Wrap-Up: Squidoo your way to a single-property webpage

By: Web 2.0 Marketing

Web 2.0 Marketing — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:50:11 +0000

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By: Real estate marketing tip: single property sites for more traffic | Consistent Clients - Real Estate Marketing

Wed, 13 May 2009 14:41:28 +0000

[...] to easily put up single property websites for free (some of the ones I’ve covered are vFlyer, Squidoo, Postlets – the classified ad could act as a single page property website). I wanted to share [...]

By: Rich Rogala

Rich Rogala — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 16:36:21 +0000

Bobby – yes, there are lots of possibilities for Squidoo. A neighborhood guide is a great idea. You could also set up a Relocation Tips page for your area. But why not do both? Once the property is sold or taken off the market, you can update the content (which the search engines love), and point them to other similar properties, along with the Neighborhood Guide.

By: Bobby Carroll - Dakno Real Estate Marketing

Bobby Carroll - Dakno Real Estate Marketing — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 16:34:54 +0000

Rich – while I love the idea of mass exposure of a featured property using the many syndication portals like Trulia, Zillow, Google Base, Oodle, Hotpad and Craigslist (and many more), I challenge our Dakno clients to utilize Squidoo in a more effective manner. Rather than creating a lens for a single property, why not create a lens that is dedicated to the whole neighborhood. Now your message is focused at a wider audience as opposed to a buyer of a single property who may or may not like the property, be in the market for a home with those exact features and in that price point. Plus, don’t you want your lens to have lasting staying power? Once the listing is sold, or removed from the market don’t you want the staying power of a lens that features a neighborhood?

You can always add the featured listing in the neighborhood lens and say something like; the property at 123 Main Street is a perfect example of the types of homes for sale in Smith Crossings. Blah, blah, blah…

Last but not least, as you say, why not take advantage of the SEO Google juice Squidoo offers by linking your keywords in the lens of the neighborhood and the featured listing back to your internal pages of your neighborhood page and featured properties page on your website/blog.

I look forward to your comments.

Bobby Carroll – Dakno Real Estate Marketing
@Realestatecoach

By: Weekend Web 2.0 Wrap-Up: Squidoo your way to a single-property webpage | Search Engine Secrets

Mon, 08 Dec 2008 16:08:47 +0000

[...] Weekend Web 2.0 Wrap-Up: Squidoo your way to a single-property webpage 8 December 2008 1 views No Comment Weekend Web 2.0 Wrap-Up: Squidoo your way to a single-property webpage Mon, Dec 8, 2008 0 Comments In today’s Weekend Web 2.0 Wrap-Up, I wanted to share a great tip from Joe Boylan of Colorado Springs Homes, posted on Active Rain. He gives some great tips for using Squidoo, the brainchild of Seth Godin, as a way to create free and easy single-property webpages. If you’re not familiar with Squidoo, you sign up and can create as many pages or “lenses” as you want. You choose your title, Continued here: Weekend Web 2.0 Wrap-Up: Squidoo your way to a single-property webpage [...]