Posts tagged social media
Carol Flammer is Guest Speaker at TSMC Event
The Triangle Sales and Marketing Council general membership event taking place on September 17th has announced Carol Flammer as the guest speaker. Carol Flammer is an expert in social media, and all of those in attendance will have the privilege of gaining beneficial information on how to get an edge on the competition in the housing industry. That is what social media is all about - giving yourself an advantage in the industry. Carol will give a brief overview of social media and the impact it has had on the Raleigh real estate market, then give examples of how it can give you an advantage over your competition and answer any questions you may have. This is a prime opportunity to learn to newest trends from an industry expert. (Continued…)
mRelevance Challenges Homebuilders to “Google Yourself”
Do you like what you see when you put your company’s name in Google? Well when mRelevance, a new company started by the joining of Flammer Relations and MLC New Home Marketing, encouraged homebuilders to “google themselves” many found that their website did not pull up on page one, or that there was a negative article published. mRelevance specializes in improving SEO to your website and making sure that customers find positive, useful and relevant sites when putting your keywords into search engines. Today, over 90% of homebuyers shop online before heading out to view properties, meaning that a significant presence online is more powerful than ever. The team at mRelevance understands this and can help you establish the correct type of attention both online and in traditional means through internet marketing, social media and public relations. mRelevance is a one-stop-shop that can take your business to the next level through basic steps like building you the right kind of website to more in-depth means such as blogging, writing copy, tracking site visitors, writing online and traditional press releases or even planning big events to attract more customer attention. So google your company, and if you don’t like what you see, put the mRelevance team to work for you.
