Vidlisting Real Estate Video And Content Management Success Guide

Basic Premise of Vidlisting.com

Most content hosts are focused on driving traffic to their portal rather than your real estate website. Your content is hosted there, their syndication is branded for their site, and search engines index your content on their sites.

Vidlisting takes an entirely different approach to content and customers. We believe that opportunities to discover your content leads to qualified traffic which generates leads that convert to sales.

You or your organization has made a significant investment in your website to support this process. Since Vidlisting tools are handling your content and attracting your customers, our sole focus should be to drive well qualified traffic back to your website for you to convert to leads. That’s our space.

How To Use This Success Guide

This success guide is intended to help you think about your online marketing in terms of to drive the discovery=>views=>leads=> sales process. The below conceptual diagram illustrates the factors that help determine the level of success for this process.

Each chapter of this guide will focus on a particular part of the overall process and examine the specific Vidlisting tools that can help you find success.

More General Real Estate Video Information

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Understanding The Real Estate Video Space: This blog post is an overview of the real estate video industry organized by roles - producer, syndicators, platforms, etc.

The Value Proposition Behind Our Real Estate Video Site: This blog post clearly details your value proposition behind Vidlisting.com. Though written in 2007, it still holds true after all of the improvements that Vidlisting has made since.

The Real Estate Video Manifesto: This blog post outlines the benefits that customers should receive as a result of using real estate video.

Why The Video Tour Industry Doesnt Get It: An opinion piece of why we think that the video tour industry is focused on the wrong things to benefit real estate customers. Though written in 2007, it still largely holds true today.