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New AgentBackdoor Toolbar Launched – Editing Your Website has Never Been Easier!

By Brad Carroll on November 4th, 2011
New AgentBackdoor Toolbar Launched – Editing Your Website has Never Been Easier!
Google announced yesterday that they have updated their algorithm to put more emphasis on fresh content. In other words, if updated, original content wasn’t a priority before, it better be now. The good news is that, as of today, Dakno is making it even easier than ever to keep your site up-to-date with fresh content. ... [Continue Reading]

Dakno Real Estate Web Design Loves Posterous!

By Bobby Carroll on February 14th, 2011
Dakno Real Estate Web Design Loves Posterous!
This being Valentine’s Day, I felt it appropriate to show some Dakno Real Estate Web Site design love for our friends at Posterous! Talk about instant gratification! Just publish something of great humor, a unique photo, or offer up a helpful tip and watch the page views go up. The Posterous Community – An Eclectic ... [Continue Reading]

If Your Real Estate Website Was a House Would You List It?

By Bobby Carroll on May 7th, 2010
If Your Real Estate Website Was a House Would You List It?
Real estate agents understand the concepts that determine the value of a property. As a real estate agent since 1985, I can speak your language. So let’s have a conversation about the components of value. They include desirability of the location of the property. In fact, we should mention that two more times because isn’t ... [Continue Reading]

5 Must Have Ingredients to a Successful Real Estate Website

By Bobby Carroll on January 24th, 2010
In today’s highly competitive online marketing arena, if your real estate website fails to deliver the five critical components below, you could be falling behind your competition. Today at 2:00pm EST (1-26-10), we invite you to view our Dakno live stream as we guide you step by step to understand what home buying and selling ... [Continue Reading]

Dakno Real Estate Web Design Team Wishes You a Happy Thanksgiving!

By Brad Carroll on November 25th, 2009
Dakno Real Estate Web Design Team Wishes You a Happy Thanksgiving!
The legacy of our Thanksgiving holiday dates back to the very foundation of our great country. Signified by the partaking of the harvest feast, Thanksgiving has transcended generations as people throughout the United States gather with family and friends over a meal to offer words of gratefulness. Respecting this time honored tradition, all of us ... [Continue Reading]

Search Engine Banking… It’s ALL about the Google Bucks!!

By Brad Carroll on November 3rd, 2009
Search Engine Banking… It’s ALL about the Google Bucks!!
If you read my previous post on “Stop Creating More Real Estate Websites“, you now understand my stance on managing multiple real estate websites. I wanted to continue with the “single site solution” theme and talk about ensuing you get the most search engine credit from your single branded solution. ... [Continue Reading]

Stop Creating More Websites – It’s Hurting More Than It’s Helping!

By Brad Carroll on October 14th, 2009
Stop Creating More Websites – It’s Hurting More Than It’s Helping!
I’m writing this blog post as I head out to Blog World and New Media Expo. I’ll be on a panel talking about things to think about when hiring a Vendor. But strangely enough,  this blog post isn’t about my session. Instead it’s about the session that’s happening directly after. Reggie Nicolay of My Tech ... [Continue Reading]

Building a First Time Home Buyer Website?

By Bobby Carroll on June 10th, 2009
Building a First Time Home Buyer Website?
If you are in fact building a real estate website for first time home buyers, I’m sure you will find the following resources helpful. Remember, your new real estate web site will need to be centered around the “wants, needs and fears” of a first time home buyer. Your first time home buyer website should ... [Continue Reading]

How To Photograph a Neighborhood

By Brad Carroll on May 21st, 2009
How To Photograph a Neighborhood
One of the most important aspects of a successful real estate website is solid hyperlocal content. You would be amazed at how many people search for homes in specific neighborhoods or condo buildings The neighborhood entrance I know it’s cliché but it’s an important shot. This will help home buyers more easily find the location ... [Continue Reading]

Would Your Real Estate Website Pass the Cary Planning Commission?

By Brad Carroll on December 8th, 2008
Would Your Real Estate Website Pass the Cary Planning Commission?
Here in the Triangle area of North Carolina, one desirable town is growing like gangbusters. It’s called Cary. Many old time Raleigh residents poke fun at Cary. Not long ago it was a sleepy little town just southeast of the Research Triangle Park. If you are a local, you’ve heard it on more than one ... [Continue Reading]
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