Earlier today I was browsing through some of the blogs on our BiggerPockets Blog Network and saw a post that caught my attention. It didn’t grab me as much for the content, but because the author shared with everyone the fact that the post had first page rankings on Google, soon after going live.
The post, titled I Buy Houses in Joplin Missouri, written two days ago, is now the top result for “buy houses Joplin” and the second result for “buy houses Joplin Missouri” out of 107,000 and 110,000 total results in Google’s index.
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Thanks for sharing this Joshua.
I don’t think a lot of people realize the benefit they can get from commenting on this site and interacting with other in the forums.
.-= Peter Kolat´s last blog ..Discover My Secret Real Estate Marketing Software For Finding Diamonds In the Rough On the Internet =-.
The value that comes from participating on BiggerPockets certainly extends beyond the deals made, knowledge learned, and network extended. The marketing and SEO perks are quite astounding as well! Thanks for your thoughts, Peter!
Nick -
I’m glad that you’re finding your PRO account to be useful. Keep up the good work, and thanks for continuing to help spread the word about the benefits of BP!
I figured you’d find the post soon enough . . . I believe this is the 2nd time we’ve made you famous for 15 minutes
- Josh
Now Nick, if you can just figure out how to get the good citizens of Joplin to use Google, you will be a mogul as well as famous.
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You’re so right Jon!
Nice work Nick! Now I can say I personally know a famous person outside of Hollywood!
The BP blogs are awesome to read. It is good to know that people are also getting other perks like recognition on google. Keep innovating.
I am a successful trader who is looking to diversify my investments, and real estate seem like a great idea. I had never heard of BP before winding up here. Thanks for the tip…I am going to sign up now.
I have enjoyed coming to the BP blog from time to time over the past few months. This a great case study, and really has me interested with some questions about how to best go about contributing content while improving my SEO.
I am currently a cog in a company that is trying to improve its SEO and want to be sure that this is done properly if this is an avenue I should pursue.
To do so with a BP blog, I guess first I would I sign up for a blog, research, and post relevant information, right? Should I then include links in the blog to my company? If I do not update content often will all previous efforts be lost? Any other tips or suggestions?
Thanks.
-CK
The bet way to build your online presence, Copeland, is to get active in communities like BiggerPockets. The hard sell is not an effective technique, typically. By participating and providing quality content to others, you’ll see that people start to take interest in you and what you’re doing – in this case, the showcase website. Those members on our site who are visible and part of the “ether” are typically those who benefit most from it. Those who come, post some kind of solicitation, or relatively useless drivel see little to no benefit from being here.
I hope that’s helpful.
I’m fairly new to marketing and your advice was very helpful.
Thank you.
-CK