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2019: signs are good!
Signboards, magazines, flyers and business cards. These methods of traditional marketing are still being ordered every day – even in this digital age.
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Top marketing trends for 2019
In a challenging market, says Nelly Berova, you need to re-evaluate and restructure your business and embrace new marketing innovation.
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The benefits of belonging
Every industry has its professional bodies, but, says Andrea Kirkby, how much do they do for their members and do their buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants see the value of that membership?
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Get the Facebook message
Go back ten years, says Nelly Berova, agents would call or email their clients to move a deal forward. Now, we see a massive shift to a different method. As this shift is mainly coming from the consumer, agents should pay close attention!
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How to turn tweets into sweet business sense
Twitter is, says Tara Duake, undoubtedly one of the most fascinating platforms in relation to the other social media mavericks – Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Pinterest – and we love it!
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Business on the line
Traditional or online? Which agents will win the battle? The lines are blurring, says Andrea Kirkby and it’s service that is key in this changing, challenging market.
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Facebook+Zoopla+OTM = What?
Facebook Marketplace is used by 800 million global buyers and sellers every month, says Tara Dulake, and now it is marketing rental properties from Zoopla and OTM. What does it mean to your business?
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Bring on the landlords!
Having a good number of landlords on your books is the backbone of any estate agency. Nelly Berova offers six steps to attract and convert more of them.
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Art Division joins forces with DigitalMarketer to double the size of 10,000 businesses in five years
Art Division, a leading digital marketing agency specialising in the UK property market, announced today that they have joined forces with DigitalMarketer with the aim to double the size of 10,000 small businesses over the next five years as a DigitalMarketer Certified Partner. Speaking about this exciting new partnership, Art Division founder and Managing Director, Nelly Berova, said: “We have worked closely with DigitalMarketer for a few years now and chose to partner with them because of our shared values. There is a real passion in both companies to help small and medium-sized businesses grow. This is something we think is hugely important in the property sector post-Brexit, where budgets are tighter, and trial and error isn’t an option.” “We are delighted to have Art Division as a DigitalMarketer Certified Partner”, said DigitalMarketer CEO Ryan Deiss. “With experienced and dedicated partners like Art Division, we are confident we’ll achieve our goal of doubling the size of 10,000 businesses ahead of schedule.” With experienced and dedicated partners like Art Division, we are confident we’ll achieve our goal of doubling the size of 10,000 businesses ahead of schedule.” As a DigitalMarketer Certified Partner, Art Division’s team has been trained, tested…
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Use your influence
Social media marketing is becoming less about posting ads on Facebook and more about presenting yourself as an ‘influencer’ – a voice with an authentic message, says Tara Dulake. So do you have one?
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