It makes a huge difference to post a video inside of a blog post for a listing, and share both on all of my face book pages.

Great hits on both the post and the video.

And quite a few calls.

My most viewed blog posts are listings.  By far my most viewed listings are short sales.... -Kasey

When I wrote about ice dams last winter before anyone else had even discussed them, that blog was shared so much and got so much traction. Write about current issues that impact your market.

I will look into it.

Local events and my niche community!

Local issues and local events by far get the most clicks and views. People keep coming back for more.

I reposted an instagram video about the local gun range opening it's doors.  Oddly that got me the most activity in the shortest time of anything in recent memory! 

My Name Is Not Flash!! 

The picture.

An archive of value-oriented content, resulting in high search engine rankings.  

Sometimes the controversial videos have the most traction but not necessarily the best business.

Good pricing.

When I reach my intended market.  A

Still learning...lets find out Andrew

A catchy title and a good story.

People read stories and skim facts.

Thank you.

I am noticing that people enjoy stories they can relate to.  Market stats ... not so much yet I post them because I need to know and track my market. 

when I write a post focused on Free Market Analysis in Franklin MA, I get the Juice.... or Free Home Evaluation in Franklin MA.... and those are the two most important titles for the team....we are listing agents...

consistent blogging and vlogging

Videos draw the most, but only if short (30 sec).

Blogs on condo communities seem to get the most repsonses for me, and the blog lives on forever

A post can get 1.5 million read from around the world and the phone remains quiet or get 700 local views and the phone does ring.

Passion words get lots of eyes.

Event Based Marketing (EBM) get the local audience.

The shiny things matter little in ''getting the eyes' but does matter in keeping them.

Can't say I pay a whole lot of attention... for me, I look at this like a "whole" and have a mix of listings, localism posts, market reports, etc. to build what I call "street cred." I get lots of traffic on localism posts, but really no business from it... just too many calls asking me where they can get a job, spay a cat, etc. 

Andrew Mooers - my market reports! And what I learned is - be consistent! 

Local articles.

Writing about key questions and trends that my customers have and then creating epic posts for that.

Here is my top article:  2017 Hardwood Flooring Trends.  It currently gets 7000 clicks/month.  Hoping to increase that.

I do not do flaxh, i do down to eath and it serves me well,

Articles - Local events and neighborhood information

Videos - Top video is a narrated (horrible choreography!!) of Charlotte - I think it has over 25,000 views!

What have I learned - the articles bring the consumer calls - the video has never resulted in a call!  Does this mean that people don't call from YouTube or does it mean that I need to do a better job with my videos?!!

I'm not sure because I'm still trying to figure it out myself.

I made a mistake last listing to pay for a property website instead of video. What a waste of money.