Category Archives: Real Estate Marketing Blog

Yesterday I was speaking to a customer and they asked me they would want to post videos to YouTube.

Over the last month we have made a number of small enhancements to Digital Home Info. These enhancements include: Music on the YouTube Real Estate …

We are commonly asked if our Virtual Tours support panoramic images. Yes, our Virtual Tours do support panoramic images. The steps below show you how to upload and set parameters on panoramic images.

Tweet Buffer Do you like panoramic photos in your virtual tours?  Did you know that there is software available at no charge that will automatically stitch your photos together?  Microsoft has released ICE (Image Composite Editor).  This is a program that can be used to edit photos, stitch and crop images.  Some of the features [...]

Tweet Buffer According to the infographic (by FIXR) below Social Media is delivering a greater ROI than Blogging.  Have you experienced this? Tweet Buffer

Tweet Buffer The inforgraphic below outlines how the iPad has changed the work habits of REALTORS®. Has it changed yours? Tweet Buffer

Tweet Buffer Real Estate Marketing was altered forever with the advent of Social Media.  REALTORS® are using social media more and more every day to promote their listings.  The infographic below (put together by POSTLING) outlines how the Real Estate Industry is using Social Media. Tweet Buffer

As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance and improve the Digital Home Info Real Estate Marketing Platform we have recently released a few new features. A new small sized virtual tour that is ideal for displaying small images and auto-trim and correct photo processing.

Tweet Buffer A good content marketing plan contains a number of different elements including theme, audience, tone, publishing channel, etc. But how do all of these components come together to form a cohesive strategy? http://www.socialmediaexplorer.com/social-media-marketing/the-content-strategy-burger-infographic/ Tweet Buffer

Tweet Buffer This Current State of Home Affordability infographic was put together by Creditscore.  It illustrates a number of interesting points. More than 7 Million new privately owned housing units were authorized from Sept. 2009 to Sept. 2010 The Median price of a home is up 7x over 1940. It would take the average american [...]