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My last post explained "Twitter, Why all this Fuss?"

Several real estate clients (names omitted to protect the guilty) emailed me to say something like:

"Twitter seems to be for purely social networking… why in the world would I waste my time with this?…"

More on Twitter – A Follow Up – Attention Realtors!

I post on Facebook and Twitter a lot more than I blog and I provide a lot of tips, tricks and techniques to some good stuff for free, so if you want to get the very latest news and tips, Follow me on Twitter! Don't forget to find me on Facebook as well. http://Twitter.com/EdHudson http://Facebook.com/HudsonEnterprises
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Who (besides me) is sick of listening to the news on a daily basis? CNN has become what I now call "Constantly Negative News".

A plummeting stock market, banks failing, hundreds of billions of dollars being passed around in the hopes of fixing it all.  People are understandably worried about the economy, their jobs, their homes and their credit.

More on Why You MUST Advertise in a Bad Economy

I post on Facebook and Twitter a lot more than I blog and I provide a lot of tips, tricks and techniques to some good stuff for free, so if you want to get the very latest news and tips, Follow me on Twitter! Don't forget to find me on Facebook as well. http://Twitter.com/EdHudson http://Facebook.com/HudsonEnterprises
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This is an age-old question that I get asked as much as any one thing…  "How do I get more traffic to my website?"

 

Most of you have known me for a very long time, and have been clients of ours for an equally long time.  I think most of you know me well enough to know… I don't recommend anything to you that I have not either tried myself, or am currently using in my marketing efforts, and know that it works.

More on Web Traffic – How to Get More Of It

I post on Facebook and Twitter a lot more than I blog and I provide a lot of tips, tricks and techniques to some good stuff for free, so if you want to get the very latest news and tips, Follow me on Twitter! Don't forget to find me on Facebook as well. http://Twitter.com/EdHudson http://Facebook.com/HudsonEnterprises
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Let's face it: pay-per-click can be very expensive, especially if you're wanting to drive thousands of visitors to your site.  There are few keywords that I've targeted with AdWords that cost less than 50 cents to a dollar per click that generate any real traffic.  If the return on investment is there it may not be a problem, but what if you don't have thousands of dollars to float your costs while you wait for your paid ads to turn into closings?

More on Cheap "Trash" Traffic

I post on Facebook and Twitter a lot more than I blog and I provide a lot of tips, tricks and techniques to some good stuff for free, so if you want to get the very latest news and tips, Follow me on Twitter! Don't forget to find me on Facebook as well. http://Twitter.com/EdHudson http://Facebook.com/HudsonEnterprises

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