Building A Website Marketing Campaign That Gets Results

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Building A Website Marketing Campaign That Gets Results

Using a website promotion campaign for your website or your business can mean the difference between a successful business and one that looks great but no one visits. When you use the Internet as your main business medium you have to be able to get people to go to your website in the first place. There is no point having a great website that doesn’t get any traffic to it.

This is where can help you and your business. The Internet is a never ending highway of information and services; you have to make yours different from the rest and website promotion can get traffic to your website that might otherwise go elsewhere.

The first thing you will need for web promotion is a website. Your website has to promote what you do or what you sell effectively. Keep your website professional and clean (don’t overload it with flashing images and lots of text), keep it to the point and as concise as possible.

To be able to have a successful business using the Internet you have to use SEO. This stands for . SEO can transform your business instantly and make your website appear at the top of the search engines list. Not all websites are featured on the search engines; sometimes the search engines are just unable to ‘read’ the content properly. You have to have your website built properly for it to be seen by the search engines. Make sure you include lots of keywords in your text and that your website is built using a clean code.

SEO is not a website promotion technique that happens overnight, it can be a long and arduous task. It is worthwhile doing but be prepared to put effort and time into obtaining maximum results. In the mean time you can use website promotion in the way of pay per click advertising. You don’t have to spend a fortune using pay per click advertising as you are able to set your own budget. You can set the limit to a monthly budget or a per click budget. Obviously the more money you spend per click the better the leads, but the option is there for any kind of website promotion budget.

All you have to do to use website promotion and pay per click is to write an effective ad for the potential clients to see. Make the headline strong and always fix a problem… Show the person reading your ad that only YOU can fix what problem they have.
Another effective website promotion tool is to use email marketing. Email marketing campaigns can be hugely beneficial and they can let you keep in touch with past, present and future clients. You can buy lists that have relevant peoples email addresses on or you can make sure you have an option for a client who uses your website to sign up for updates and letters from you. Always give them the option to opt out of any website promotion you have so as not to invade their personal rights. Make sure your email newsletters within your website promotion are interesting, relevant and clear. Don’t baffle them with language they won’t understand or babble on about things that are not of interest to them. Give them a reason to click through to your website and sample your services or products.

Another website promotion technique is to use social networking sites. You may not think it but there are thousands upon thousands of people on these sites. They are becoming more and more about website promotion then they are about meeting new people. If you have a good website promotion campaign then you can target these social networking sites and drive relevant traffic to your website. Make sure your website promotion plan has one if not all of these factors included. If you want to be successful on the Internet; you have to make your website seen by the masses and website promotion is the way to do it.

Motorola Krzr K1: as Sleek as it Gets

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Motorola Krzr K1: as Sleek as it Gets

It was quite predictable for Motorola to come up with an even more sleek phone after the astounding success they had tasted with the revolutionary MOTORAZR phone. The manufacturers must be happy with their efforts because, the next in line – Motorola KRZR K1, have lived up to the high expectation. The Motorola KRZR K1 is quite successful in raising the already high RAZR standards.

The Motorola KRZR K1 can be easily recognized from its distinctive metallic gloss front finish. A closer look would reveal its clean lines and detailed craftsmanship. The slimmer and taller clamshell looks elite and is very comfortable to hold. Opening the flip would reveal the primary 1.9 inch TFT display that delivers up to 262k colours and the functional keypad with good ergonomics.

Unlike many other ‘fashion’ solutions, the Motorola KRZR K1 is not just about pretty looks. The super-slim phone is high on premium features too. Starting with a 2.0 megapixel CMOS powered, digital camera with zoom and image editing to high configuration connectivity tools, the Motorola KRZR K1 exudes high performance. Video capture and playback in popular MPEG4 format is also supported.

Other multimedia capabilities includes a media player that plays most of the popular formats and supports audio/video streaming. You can not help but admire the crystal clear sounds on the built in speaker or the headphones. The handset’s Stereo Bluetooth Wireless technology (A2DP) lets you enjoy your music wirelessly. The expandable memory card slot gives you a viable option of using this handset as a mp3 player.

The Motorola KRZR K1 supports all four GSM mobile network bands, so you don’t have to worry which corner of the world you’re in. The phone also features Push-To-Talk, to use your phone like a walkie-talkie and Screen3 technology for click-less access to your favorite contents like news or sports . A high end GPRS/EDGE (Class 12) gives you fast and instant Internet connectivity.

The Motorola KRZR K1 should perfectly fit the bill of a fashion phone with excellent all-round performance.

Blackberry Pearl – as Good as it Gets!

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Blackberry Pearl – as Good as it Gets!

Innovation in mobile handsets is nothing new. Leading handset manufacturers keep experimenting with the design, features and functionality of mobile phone models with the sole objective of enhancing the ultimate experience of phone users with the innovative gadgets. Customers are the ultimate beneficiaries as they get to enjoy certain features in their mobile phones, which were considered beyond the realms of possibility, even a couple of years ago. The Blackberry Pearl is one such handset that is the outcome of an on-going process of innovation.

As a matter of fact, Blackberry Pearl promises quite a lot to potential users. For starters, one is assured of the ‘Blackberry experience’ that people have come to love. An intuitive interface makes sure that operating the many facets of this amazing mobile phone is not that difficult. This feature rich smartphone comes with sophisticated digital camera options, innovative multimedia capabilities and an expandable memory slot for more comprehensive storage. In addition, the small, stylish and compact profile of the Blackberry Pearl makes owning it a matter of pride.

A quad-band GSM/GPRS and EDGE-enabled mobile phone, the Blackberry Pearl connects you to an ever-changing world. A 1.3 megapixel camera with built-in flash and 5x digital zoom; a media player and stereo headset jack makes sure that there is no dearth of entertainment. You can share the images and video clips with friends and family through MMS, email or Blackberry Messenger.

The handset is empowered to send emails and text messages – even on the move. And when you receive a message – the ultra-bright high resolution display with light sensing technology makes sure that you enjoy going through the same.

Intuitive call management features such as speed dialling, conference calling and call forwarding make the Blackberry Pearl a phone user’s delight. Speaker Independent Voice Recognition for Voice Activated Dialling (VAD) and Bluetooth compatibility are two other key features of this versatile handset.

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Motorola V3x – As Stylish As It Gets..!!

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Motorola V3x – As Stylish As It Gets..!!

Supremely stylish, sleek and sophisticated motorola v3x, this is one gem mobile phone of all the motorola mobiles. The chic flip phone from motorola is all power packed with features for everyone, be it the 2MP camera, amazing connectivity, slim design or premium functionality, the motorola v3x has it all.

The Motorola V3x features the all new SCREEN3*, an innovative technology solution exclusively from Motorola that gives you zero-click access to news, sports, entertainment, and other such premium content directly on your moto screen – no buttons to push, no additional browsers to launch. The power of Motorola’s SCREEN3 puts fresh content anytime at your fingertips. SCREEN3 enabling Internet experience like ever before right on your handset, well, that’s the RAZR edge for you.

A sharp 2 MP camera, enabling crystal clear images and high resolution video recording also aids you in 2-way Video calling, thanks to the 3G revolution. Now, talk to your beloved sitting miles and miles away and see the joy on his phone, the cheer in his smile and feel the longing in his voice at the same time. What’s more, you can also edit your images instantly on your phone with an in built image editor and spread it to the world; Bluetooth, USB connectivity, MMS, email, SMS you name it and this phone has all it takes to stay in touch.

It’s an equal rage among the fashion conscious and tech enthusiasts. Hottest features and hotter looks, this motorola mobile phone is available in striking colours, pink blue black gold… and many other variants.

You can avail special deals on the Motorola v3x clearance lot. The same style, same class at highly affordable rates; isn’t that amazing. Fish online and grab a deal on your moto v3x now.

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Nokia N85 Gets Sim Free Freedom – Nokia N-series N85 UK

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Nokia N85 Gets Sim Free Freedom – Nokia N-series N85 UK

The top end N-Series range of Nokia mobile phones has now expanded further to include a new multimedia device called the Nokia N85, this new handset is set to run alongside the recently launched Nokia N96 whilst offering a slightly different feature pack.

Initially the new Nokia N85 has been made available as a SIM free mobile phone, this means that consumers will not have to sign up to a lengthy pay monthly contract deal or attempt to pass any UK network credit checks, consumers can simply buy the handset out right and use their existing SIM card to retain their current mobile number, account details and any stored contacts on the SIM.

This also opens up the possibilities of buying the Nokia N85 as a gift for others, as the Nokia N85 is unlocked to all Uk networks there is no need to register the handset at point of purchase, this means that the phone can be given as a present without it being tied to one customer name.

Although the SIM free Nokia N85 does give total network freedom to the user this does come at a price as the consumer will actually be paying the ‘real’ price of the handset, because the device is not being connected to a network there are no subsidies in place to discount the phone price.

The 2.6″ OLED display on the Nokia N85 brings everything to life in detail. With OLED displays users can view images and video in natural, true colours and high contrasts for exceptional quality. Faster display response times eliminate motion blur, while the wider viewing angle lets users enjoy their media experience to the maximum.

The Nokia N85 offers a stunning 5 mega-pixel camera complete with Carl Ziess options that combine with auto-focus, red-eye reduction, LED flash and digital zoom to capture images in stunning detail. DVD quality video capture at a smooth 30 fps (frames per second) makes shooting and capturing smooth, clear video, ready to upload or share in an instant. Connect to the Nokia Ovi service and share photos and videos with friends instantly, or send them via picture messaging (MMS) or email.

The N85 offers the internet to hand whenever needed iwth high speed 3G connectivity and HSDPA support bringing broadband like speeds to the device. Connect to the internet, view news, sports or entertainment news, or simply collect email. The Nokia MiniMap web-browser displays pages as seen on standard PCs and laptops, with Flash video support, allowing users to watch their favourite movie clips on-line. Wi-Fi support makes it easy to connect to wireless broadband hotspots found around most UK towns and cities for ever faster connectivity.

The Nokia N85 has a built in FM transmitter which once activated allows usersto tune into car or home radio and listen. The integrated FM Transmitter transmits music to FM radio of a short 2-3 metre range, letting users tune any standard FM device into their music.

Built in support for MP3 music playback and a microSDHC memory card (8GB included) allows for storage of over 2000 songs/100 hrs of continuous music, also users can connect to the Nokia Music Store and download fresh music any time. An integrated FM radio lets users listen to their favourite stations in an instant and if they are travelling they can use the Nokia Internet Radio application to listen radio stations anywhere in the world without FM reception.

The Nokia N85 is compatible with the Nokia N-Gage service which allows users to download new games, play on-line with friends or connect to new ones. Dedicated gaming keys illuminate when playing, giving precise, instant control. Pre-loaded with 10 games and compatible with the N-Gage Arena service that lets users share their high scores, reviews or tips with other users, the Nokia N85 is gaming made mobile.

Although initially launched as a SIM free handset the Nokia N85 is expected to be offered as a contract mobile phone on the UK networks very soon, for now, those with deep enough pockets can take advantage of a high specification device with no network locks and total SIM freedom.

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China Will Get Old Before It Gets Rich

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China Will Get Old Before It Gets Rich

- by Inchin Closer

Demographers in China will celebrate 2010 as the year in which the nation’s demographic dividend will peak. From this year on, the population of China’s elderly will overtake the number of  working children, meaning there will be less people supporting a larger population, adding to demographic stress and lower growth rates.

Since the 1970’s, when China’s one child policy was introduced, the nations birth rate and therefore the number of dependent children, has been plummeting, whereas the number of adults has been gradually rising. The result has been a declining dependency ratio. It is this low dependency ratio which created a massive work force and consumer base that has fueled China’s meteoric growth.

However, from 2010 this will start to change. China’s one child policy still strictly in place, the number of dependent children will remain low, however as life expectancy goes up, the number of older people will grow, reaching a dependency ratio of 0.6 by 2040, according to the UN.

Contrastively in India the working-age population will increase by 240 million (four times the total population of the UK) over the next two decades, keeping the dependency ratio to 0.4. By 2030, India is expected to have overtaken China as the world’s most populous country, with a substantial proportion of its population working, earning and consuming.

Demographers fear that a higher dependency ratio creates an added burden on the social security plans of a government. While communist, China’s iron rice bowl provided cradle to grave social security for its people, the system was dismantled 20 years ago, now China’s pension system can only hope to cope with the growth of its elderly.

The country however yet has about 20 years to get its act together. Although its workforce will start shrinking from 2010 relative to the population, in absolute terms both its number of workers and its population as a whole will grow until about 2030, when the population will peak at around 1.46 billion. After that it will begin to decline gently, The Economist reported.

A Deutsche Bank report points out that while China’s demographic window is closing now, economic policies could help buffer the negative demographic impact on per-capita growth. Both India and China could also draw on their massive rural population to propel growth, however labor supply is not inexhaustible nor irreplaceable by neighboring nations with lower demographic dividends such as Vietnam, Myanmar and Cambodia.

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Yahoo Chief Exec Gets Boatloads of Comp

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We have a rather silly running joke here at Marketing Pilgrim which goes back to Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz’s statement last year that the one thing that Microsoft will need to supply to Yahoo was “boatloads of money”. Well, after an SEC filing it looks like that much of that money was needed to give Ms. Bartz her $42.7 M comp package for her first year on the job.

DailyMe reports

Yahoo Inc. CEO Carol Bartz received a $47.2 million compensation package during her first year on the job as the Internet company tried to motivate her to engineer a turnaround

The 2009 package spelled out in a Thursday regulatory filing consisted mostly of stock incentives whose ultimate value will hinge on how much Yahoo’s market value rises under Bartz’s leadership.

So now we have redefined just what boatloads of money may mean. As always, it’s hard for folks to see compensation packages for one person (even if 1/2 of it is in stock options) that comes on the heels of a year when Yahoo had its worst revenue performance since the first dot com bubble burst and much of the cost savings at Yahoo came at the expense of jobs.

As for the total comp for Bartz it breaks down like this

More than half of Bartz’s 2009 compensation package consisted of 1.67 million stock options valued at $27.2 million. Those options carry an exercise price of $11.73, but won’t vest for Bartz to use unless Yahoo shares close at an average price of $17.60 for 20 consecutive trading days. The shares have yet to hit that threshold.

Yahoo’s stock closed Thursday at $16.97, up 22 cents.

Bartz’s 2009 compensation package also included a $10 million award that Yahoo said was designed to cover incentives and benefits that she surrendered when she left her last job at software maker Autodesk Inc. The award consisted of $2.5 million in cash and $7.5 million in stock.

Yahoo awarded her other stock options and restricted stock valued at $7.5 million.

All that came on top of a $969,872 salary and $1.5 million bonus.

So now whenever we refer to Ms. Bartz and her “boatloads of money” we will need to ask whether she is talking about Yahoo or her own personal take.

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Google Suggest for Mobile Search Gets Universal Treatment

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It looks like Google has been busy making changes to the products they are most known for as of late. This is a nice diversion from the other news they make by continuing their move to be all things to all people.

One area that Google should dominate by default is mobile search. Of course, if you sit back and rest on your laurels then you leave the door open for someone to walk through it. Then that automatic “lead dog” position is trouble. Google is not just sitting back in this important area. The latest update it is providing for mobile search is giving universal search result in the Google suggest lists. This will help mobile searchers find more information more quickly.

The Google Mobile blog tells us some more

Last December on the Official Google Blog, we announced how universal search features in Google Suggest could show useful information while the user is composing a query from the Google home page. Today, we are bringing this same functionality to mobile phones so that getting answers while on the go is even faster and easier. For example, let’s say you’re flying to London and want to know: Is my flight on time? Or what is the exchange rate of the pound? As you type the flight “Ba 284″ or “Usd in pounds”, the answers are provided right below the search box, without having to wait for the results page.

Here’s an example

Now, this is interesting because if a person can get certain answers like a weather report without getting to the results page then advertising is not seen for that particular search. It’s not like Google to cut into their chances for revenue is it?

This feature is supported on Android devices, iPhones/iPods and WebOS devices. As is always good practice with these kinds of product announcements read the comment strings and see where the offering supposedly falls short. Windows Mobile folks aren’t too happy and someone was nice enough to point out the following.

This is similar to the functionality Android already has in its search bar widget – but this will allow Apple users to play catch-up – AGAIN

Ah. Spring and competition are in the air.

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Social Media – Business Gets Social

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Here is your crash course in small business marketing in 2008 – Web 2.0 for business.
Lets start with a few society trends to give the REALLY big picture.
Society trend number 1: People buy differently now than they did 10 years ago
Remember 10 years ago, when having a website was a “BIG THING”. Now having a website is considered as essential as having a telephone. People’s shopping style has changed. Most people go to the net to research new purchases or potential companies to work with.
I can’t stress this enough. People buy differently now that they used to!
Unless you have a solid web presence, you are sending out a message that you are “old fashioned” and you are missing out on customers.
Now, there’s nothing wrong with that if that’s what you are comfortable with. I know a hairdresser in our local community who doesn’t own a fax or email and she still does OK for trade.
In my book a website is number 1 priority for small business – it ranks right up there with business cards in terms of importance.
When I am talking with businesses I usually categories websites into about 4 different levels of websites:
1. Intro level – Simple graphics, basic text, possibly a contact form
2. Getting your feet wet – More fancy layout and design, autoresponders, basic e-commerce
3. Getting funky – This is where you add interactivity to your site – blogs, forums, online chat, fancy e-commerce
4. Serious business – You have your website as a portal to membership areas, private areas, serious information management systems behind your site
Most small businesses start with a level 1 or 2 website and then after a short time they upgrade their site.
When you are getting a website done, it pays to shop around. Not all web designers can do what you need them to do. Most can do good intro level sites, but as you go up the ladder there are less and less web designers who can honestly do what is needed.
Some key tips for level 1 & 2 Websites:
* Kill flash. If you want to be found by search engines generally stay away from flash intros. Google can’t index flash so you can kiss being found on anything closer than page 456 goodbye. Like everything there is a work around for this problem – but most web designers of intro level sites don’t have the skill to do this.
* Words are king. The search engines look at the words on your page to work out what the page is about. You need to have your keywords (the words people type into Google when looking for someone like you), scattered throughout your copy. I usually recommend the most important words within the first 90 characters on the page, highlighted in the first para as well as in the last paragraph. By clever use of keywords you can have your site found on page 1 of Google – not buried in the depths.
* Get help writing your copy. Many people make some really simple mistakes with their words. They talk about themselves and how wonderful they are (customers only want to know how you can help them), they don’t give proof they are as good as they are, there is no call to action, they don’t define their keywords.
Having someone help them write their copy increases customers and conversions.
Society Trend Number 2: The rise of the expert
Once you have a basic website you are ready to embrace society trend number 2. Everyone is an expert in something. The trend is we now value experts more than generalists. Think about the last time you went into an electrical store to buy a new computer. Did you want the junior casual or the experienced salesperson?
Not only do we want experts, we want to get to know our experts as people.
In the past we would read the dust cover of a book with a short author bio and that would be enough. Now we want to get to know who they are, what they think and do. We want to get a sense of their personality. Think of people like Joe Vitale, Deepak Chopra, Kevin Rudd (what a weird juxtaposition of names!) Each of those people we know as people and not just as a short bio.
This is one area small business has it all over the big guys. By our very nature we can be experts and people can get to know us as people. But how do you do this over the net?
Tips for getting expert
* Play to different communication preferences – there are visual, auditory and kinesthetic people in the world (a few other smaller groups but these are the main three). Getting expert you need to engage the three different groups of people.
* This is where article writing, Hub Pages, Squidoo pages, blogs and a host of others come into play. You write an article sharing information about your expertise. People looking for some information find your article, read the content and recognize your expertise. Make sure you talk from your heart and give people a sense of who you are as a person in your writing.
* Set up a You Tube video about your niche. You don’t even have to be seen on film – PowerPoint’s with voiceover works just as well. One of my colleagues just used photos and music with the last slide pointing to his website (and got massive traffic).
* Podcast or teleseminar – technology has made sharing your information via sound much more accessible. This works well for auditory people.
* Do one thing at a time to completion. My kids have that embedded in their brains (and I am sure I will have some expensive therapy in years to come over this one). Pick one thing on this list and get it right, before moving onto the next thing. That way you will avoid the overwhelm that this sort of thing can cause many people. Of course you could do what I do – leap into the deep end and swim like heck!
Society Trend Number 3: The rise of the community & shared expertise
In the past 5 years we have seen a change in society towards people wanting to belong to groups and communities. This is happening off line with people sea-changing to country towns, the rise and rise of networking groups and stronger parochial ties to towns, cities and countries.
This is also happening online. Wikipedia – the encyclopedia built by everyone is a great example of people wanting to share their knowledge. What has also happened is people are forming communities online. They want to be part of something bigger with similar interests.
There has been a massive rise in special interest forums and blog communities around niche topics. Find a niche and you will find a forum (support group) to help you deal with, learn or share information.
Why do people go there – they feel understood. They feel accepted. They feel part of the group.
Enter sites like My Space and Facebook. They are places where people can go to catch up with friends, hang out together, play games, share information. They are virtual country towns.
Sometimes online moves offline. I am part of a Brisbane Small Business Facebook group that meets for lunch and networking once a month.
There are business versions. If you have a small business you should be on LinkedIn. Business people from around the world freely share knowledge, referrals and resources. Where else could you put up a note “anyone know how to write a marketing plan?” and within a few days have highly skilled people helping you out with information and advice.
Tips for communities
* Before you run out to these places and ask questions – remember back to school. What did people say if a new kid muscled into the game and tried to take over the rules or only talk about themselves. Communities work on the same rules – share, give and take. Get this wrong and you are ostracized.
* Watch before leaping in – get a feel for how the place runs.
* Giving freely of your advice builds your credibility as an expert in your industry (and that is what leads to more business).
Society Trend Number 4: I’ll have what she’s having or everyone’s a critic
The next trend is people now prefer to buy from recommendations from their friends, peers (or community). If they are going to buy a car they will ask their mate “I’m thinking about a go-go mobile – what have you heard about it?”
People can now spot sales pages at a thousand miles. Lots of social media help people to share their recommendations. If you have ever bought a book from Amazon you read other people’s reviews and it helps to make a decision on what you will buy.
There is a huge range of social bookmarking sites where people get to give thumbs up or thumbs down to articles, websites or content. Their friends read their reviews and it helps them to make a decision on whether or not to bother with reading the content or visiting the website.
Sites like Digg, Technorati, Stumble, Propeller, Mr Wong and a host of other sites are examples of social bookmarking. They are communities also – so the same rules for community apply here.
So – once you have your website, started to build your expert status and joined in a community then it is time to move into social bookmarking. Why? It boosts your Google rank and your community can find you.
There are lots of variations within each of these levels and they are not exactly linear – but I promised you a quick and dirty lesson.
I haven’t even touched on things such as pay per click ads, joint ventures etc as this article is purely focused on the social media.
So in answer to the original question are websites dead? No – they are just the foundation for the rest of your online marketing strategy.

The French Property Market Gets Live On Twitter

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Twitter is a social networking and micro-blogging service. It enables its users to send and read other users’ updates (known as tweets), which are text-based posts of up to 140 characters in length. Users can send and receive updates via the Twitter website, SMS, RSS (receive only), or through applications such as Tweetie, Twitterrific, and Feedalizr. The service is free to use over the web.

We noticed that Twitter became very popular in the UK in the past few months and the businesses are opening profiles to benefit from this fantastic popularity. Facebook made a huge impact on young people aged between 12 and 35 years old. Twitter seems to have a larger audience because it is very easy to use and the concept is very simple. I was personally amazed to see the number of “seniors” using it and starting micro blogging. A February 2009compte.com blog entry ranks Twitter as the third largest social network (Facebook being number 1 and Myspace second). Twitter has roughly 6 million users and 55 million visits per month.

French property blogs such as This French life, property portals and French estate agent websites such as Sextant Properties (http://Twitter.com/sextant) have now joined this new social community. By following them you can easily get a feel of the French property market with the latest news. Sometimes you can read the news before they get printed in the newspapers!

Sextant Properties decided to use Twitter as a new channel of communication. Rather than just publishing the list of 200 new properties added every week on our website, our profile gathers the posts from our blog and news articles published on Sextant website. We also add tweets related to the daily news and when we spot an opportunity for our customers. It can be a price reduction, a popular property which just came back on the market, etc.