What if, What if, What if. This question comes at us every day. What if I said this, What if I did that or what if I didnât. It comes down to decisions. We all have decisions to make every day of our lives. We all make good and bad decisions. Thatâs life. When you look back on your life you can think of some really great decisions that you made, decisions that have altered the course of your life. You can also remember some really bad ones that have affected you in a negative way.
Life is never static, itâs always changing and opportunities come and go. Doors open and we have to decide whether to step through and seize the opportunity or not. When you are standing in front of that open door of opportunity the question arises âWhat if?â do I or donât I. We need to make a decision. How do we make decisions? This depends on our background, education, life experiences and sometimes advice from others.
We donât know each other, but I would like to give you some advice. Suppose I said that I knew something that could change your life forever for the better. Would you be interested? Suppose I said I knew someone that was showing other people how to acquire something like real estate for free. Suppose you could also learn how to build on your âlandâ something like a five star hotel. You would also learn how to market your âhotelâ and collect rent from guests that pay to stay. Would you be interested?
Make each person feel like part of the community by creating a common space for visitors to connect with others. When people feel valued and important, they will be loyal to the website. Create an interactive, welcoming site that people will enjoy coming back to.
What am I talking about? Itâs called virtual real estate. Your own space on the World Wide Web or Internet if you prefer. If you own a space there it can turn out to be very valuable property.
The most expensive house in the world is a 12 bedroom mansion in London England for which an Indian steel tycoon paid $128 million.
Consider social media outlets to be your friends. They allow you to keep your business and your site popping up into your customers lives. Many people now get updates from these outlets sent directly to their phone, meaning that you will always have access to your customers.
The most valuable web page in history, to date, will probably be thesixmilliondollarpage by Alejandro Saavedra and Robert Kanaat. Now hereâs the difference. The tycoon paid $128 million for the house. How much did these two guys pay for the page. Next to nothing. Maybe a couple hundred bucks at the most depending on how they went about it.
I am going to open a door for you that could literally change your life. The only cost is your time and effort. Now you must decide! Ask yourself the following question:-
When you are the owner of a website that advertises real estate, it is important that you frequently take the time to go through your site as if you were a newcomer to the site. This will allow you to find problems with your site and errors in your content.
âWhat ifâ I click on this link?
Have a website! This may seem like the most obvious idea on the planet, but there are some businesses that attempt to market online without ever setting one up. Even if you only sell your products in-store, internet marketing is best successful when you have a website. You can use it to tell people what you do sell in your company, and entice them into visiting you in person.
It could make all the difference.
