by Logan Jones | Jan 15, 2019 | Content Marketing, Getting Found, How-tos, Property Management Marketing, Property Management Websites, SEO
How you can make sure your website is producing valid property management owner leads for your business? We have three ideas. First Things First: Make a Good First Impression We all know that first impressions are crucial, but sometimes that idea can get lost. Don’t... 
by Brittany Stephens | Oct 3, 2018 | Content Marketing, Getting Found, How-tos, Property Management Marketing, SEO
Having a guest blogger on your property management website is becoming more common, and you may be wondering how it works. When someone from a marketing company or another business approaches you with some content for your website to use as a blog post, you have a... 
by Marie Liamzon-Tepman | Sep 19, 2018 | Content Marketing, Property Management Marketing, Property Management Websites, SEO
What makes a good purpose-driven website? A good website is built with clear, concise content, and it’s purpose-driven. That purpose should be defined by these three things: Who is my audience? What do I want them to know? What do I want them to do? Website Content... 
by Marie Liamzon-Tepman | Aug 14, 2018 | Getting Found, Property Management Marketing, SEO
Have you noticed that Yelp is outranking your property management company on Google for search terms like property management in your city or your city property management? This has been happening to property management companies lately, and it’s sparked some... 
by Brittany Stephens | Jul 25, 2018 | Content Marketing, Getting Found, Property Management Marketing, SEO
Last Updated 12/09/19 Our clients have been working hard to organically grow their property management websites so rental property owners can find them. This starts with making sure the property management website is up-to-date, continually improving for engagement,... 
by Marie Liamzon-Tepman | Feb 22, 2018 | Getting Found, Property Management Marketing, Property Management Websites, SEO, Technology
Back in 2012, when the housing marketing collapsed, the property management market was flooded with a particular client type: The Accidental Landlord. People couldn’t sell their homes, so renting their home out was the only way to stay afloat. Tens of thousands did...
