Website Best Practices for Property Managers (Sept. 15 Webinar)
Posted on 15. Sep, 2009 by Aimee Miller in Best Of, Webinars
In a recent survey of residential property managers, we found that 83 percent plan to grow their business this year and many are using the Internet to expand their marketing reach.
This session covered the following topics:
- Highlights of a recent survey of property managers – learn how they are going beyond simple rent reductions to grow their business and how property managers value company websites.
- Best practices on how to make your website more effective
- Examples and ideas on what you can do to continue to market to both your owners and residents
If you’re interested in more presentations like this one, check out our August 26th webinar 5 Steps to Get More from Your Online Marketing.
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Jeremy Burnett
05. Oct, 2009
Nice presentation. Many big nails hit right on the head. You make it sound simple! And maybe it is… you just have to concentrate on the fundamentals and not get distracted by all the bad examples out there.
Aimee Miller
07. Oct, 2009
Jeremy – Websites should be simple
At least simple for people to use and understand. It is hard not to get distracted by all of the options but really your customers (residents & owners) want to find the info they need quickly and you want to represent your company as professionally as possible.