Ask anyone if they perform their job with integrity, honesty and transparency and you’ll get a resounding “yes”, but sadly, that’s not always the case when it comes to SEO. If you take the time to peel back the layers ...
Don’t let yourself be fooled into thinking your homebuilding website is intended as simply a cool online destination to promote your business. If your CEO or the intern from Accounting thinks the template you’ve selected looks great, that doesn’t necessarily ...
Marketing—and everything that goes along with it—is our passion! Whether it’s creating homebuilder websites or showing clients how to best use marketing automation, and everything in between, we take what we do seriously. As home marketing experts you can imagine ...
Republished from Infusionsoft Blog May 20, 2016 Dear <name>, Remember my awesome product? It’s still for sale. Click here to buy! How many of these emails do you receive every week? OK, now think about how many of those bland ...
New home marketing can be a tricky beast. I’ve been helping homebuilders gain more exposure for their businesses for just about a quarter of century…maybe a bit more, and I find myself still learning new marketing techniques nearly every week. But ...
Homebuilders love talking about impressions! Every Monday they count how many visitors came to their model home, clicked on their PPC ad or liked them on Facebook. That’s great! Here at Power Marketing we encourage homebuilders to track to ...
Homebuilders Need To Mirror People, Not Things As a homebuilder you know how convenient and smart it is to present your product visually. This is the tried and true way builders have always marketed their homes, and for good reason. ...
Earlier this morning I had a meeting scheduled with a dear client. They hadn’t updated their homebuilding website in about three years and were pretty excited to hear about our new marketing automation program. Their office is in a fairly ...
Republished from Infusionsoft blogger Matt Egan, April 4, 2016. There is one question that I ask almost every customer: “Where does the majority of your business come from?” The answer is consistently: “From word of mouth and referrals.” Of course ...
Welcome back to the last in our ten part series. This week we’re going to discuss marketing automation and how, as a homebuilder, if you’re utilizing this service you’re making a costly mistake.
