Property ManagementWeb Cards: New Way to Promote Your Site
Once you have a Web site, you can"t just sit back and wait for prospects to
come to it. You knew that, right? Search engine placement is important, of
course. But being found by the search engines isn"t all there is to attracting
people to your Web site.
You need to take a look at what efforts you are making to promote your
site. Are you including your site address in the signature line of every
email? Is your site address on every piece of paper you send out (letters,
faxes, memos, etc.)? Do you remind people to visit your site in your voice
mail messages? Do you feature your site prominently in every newspaper and
Homes & Land ad? Is your site address visible on your automobile, as it is on
many of the Allen F. Hainge CyberStars(tm) cars? Is it on your sign rider?
Here"s another idea for promoting your site: Web Cards, dynamic mailing or
handout pieces from Web Cards of
Plainfield, N.J. I first came across Web Cards three years ago. I was
impressed with them then, and I"m impressed with them now. I"m surprised more
sales associates, companies and builders don"t use them. You can get an idea
of the various styles of Web Cards.
(Included on the page are samples of the cards used by CyberStars(tm) Judy
Niemeyer of Fairhope, AL and Jay Burnham of Beverly, MA.)
The folks who produce Web Cards capture any Web page and reproduce it in
full color on the front of either 4" x 6" or 5" x 8" sized postcards, suitable
for mailing or for passouts. The cards are really high quality, and you can
use them in any number of ways. I found some great tips for using Web Cards in
my business on their "Winner of the Month" page. Prices start at $95 for 500 one sided 4x6 cards plus shipping. If you
want printing on the back, it"s an additional $45 for 500 4x4 cards. Complete
pricing details are available on the site.
Give "em a try...they"re dynamite!
Editor"s Note: Allen has arranged a 10% discount on
your first order with them. Just mention his name or "CyberStars" when you
order.
Also See:
How New Agents Can Get on the Web
What"s Involved with Getting a Web Site?
Is Your Web Site Sticky Enough?
How to Make Search Engines Find Your Web Page