Thanks for joining me this week as I point out one of the biggest “Marketing Blunders” homebuilders make and aren’t even aware of. I have to ask—is your home builder website being indexed by Google? If you don’t know the answer, ...
Hey all! Thanks for returning to our ongoing series “The Top Ten Marketing Blunders” home builders commonly make. This week we’re going to discuss how big a mistake it is to not track and measure your builder marketing results. Ready?
Republished from Learn.Infusionsoft.com blogger Tracie Rollins. What you think you know about your target customer is wrong. Your customers don’t share your mindset and don’t have the same values or beliefs that you do; they don’t even make purchases for ...
Can you believe New Years is this Friday?? Which means everyone will shortly be saying “goodbye” to 2015 as we usher in 2016. It hardly seems possible that another year has come and gone this quickly, especially in the homebuilding industry! ...
When it comes to home builder marketing, different is radical! Being better is simply boring. So many of our home builder clients attempt to outgun their competition by incrementally improving their product, service or workmanship. Folks, it simply doesn’t work. ...
As much as we like to convince ourselves we’re thinking machines complete with emotions, in actuality, we’re emotional machines who, on occasion, think! That’s not splitting hairs—it’s really quite a difference. Our human brains revolve around what I call Six ...
One of the first questions I ask every new marketing client is this: What will success look like? By that I mean, what are the target goals, the objectives that will tell us both that the outcome was worth ...
Power Marketing, has acquired BuilderRadio , the international source of educational information for the homebuilding industry. Since 2007, BuilderRadio has offered access to professional interviews, detailed reports, webinars and courses relative to every aspect of new home sales and marketing, ...
The Internet has certainly changed nearly everything we ever knew about marketing … but not everything. Today I want to talk about something that many of you already know, but few actually practice: The art of carving out a market ...
There is an increasing overlap between what we call marketing and traditional sales. The change in how buyers shop – online searches, browsing your website, talking to one another (i.e. with your current residents and other prospects) on social channels ...
