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Power of Squeeze Pages for Realtors

Power of Squeeze Pages for Realtors

Squeeze pages are a very hot topic in the internet marketing scene. What a squeeze page is is a page that is built to get someone to take an action. You have a newsletter but visitors to your site are not subscribing to it enough for your liking so what you do is on each page of your site you offer some kind of freebie, lets say on your buyers page you can offer to send the kind of listings that the person is looking for (if your MLS offers the service this may be very very easy to do) or maybe on a page for sellers you could offer a free download of a "Make more money be properly preparing your home to sell".

It is great to offer something for free but the way you use this is by offering these freebies only if the visitors subscribe to your newsletter. How do you do this? The best way is to have your website developer have a name for each form so that you can email the free gift based on which form is sent to you.

The additional advantage to these kind of squeeze pages is that you will know what interest is bringing your customers in, this way you can send slightly different newsletters to each group and therefore you will be relating better to buyers, sellers, investors and even breaking down to first time buyers or move down buyers.

Bill Nadraszky is an internet marketing expert for Realtors. You can find his ramblings on what works or doesn't at http://realtorweblog.xptechsupport.com

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