How to market a House for Sale with a city blog on IsMyLocationOnline

Posted on February 18, 2008
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This article was written to explain how an article written on House for Sale is to a realtors advantage if it is on a city blog on IsMyLocationOnline.

Our Example: Real Estate - House for Sale - Haverford, Pa.

Helping with the keyword: Haverford, Pa, Real Estate and House for Sale. As we mentioned before Haverford, Pa. does not have enough population to justify it’s own city blog on IsMyLocationOnline. How you would handle that would be with a tag on the closest city that does have a blog. The closest city is Ardmore, Pa. We would handle the keyword Haverford, Pa with a “tag” on the Ardmore, Pa. Blog. Also on the Ardmore, Pa Blog would be the category “Real Estate” and the tag “house for sale”. Instead of explaining what each page does, I will show you each page that gets created in the blog. The Search Engines read each page that gets created in the blog. As you can see one published article gets looked at quite a few ways.

Article “Real Estate - House For Sale - Haverford, Pa.” - Actual web page
Ardmore, Pa Blog Home Page (until pushed off page by new content) - Actual Web Page
Ardmore, Pa. Real Estate (category Page) - Actual Web Page
Ardmore, Pa. House for Sale (tag page) - Actual Web Page
Ardmore, Pa. Haverford, Pa (tag page) - Actual Web Page
Ardmore, Pa February 2008 (archive page) - Actual Web Page

With all this strength, the chance of the house for sale article getting listed high in the search engines is something real estate agents can’t do on their own. That is the value of a city blog on IsMyLocationOnline.

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