Free E-Book on Real Estate Blogging

© 2010, Brandon Cornett. All rights reserved.

I finished the blog series entitled "The Real Estate Blog Alphabet," and I've recently compiled the series into an e-book that you can download for free.

You download it here

Here's the press release about the book:

The number of real estate blogs has increased exponentially in the last five years. This means that the individual agent who uses a real estate blog must work harder to distinguish that blog from others within the same market area. A real estate marketing company recently published a free e-book that shows agents how to do exactly that.

The “Real Estate Blog Alphabet,” as it’s called, began as a series of posts on the popular real estate marketing blog of Brandon Cornett, owner of ArmingYourFarming.com. The blog series quickly expanded, became popular among real estate agents, and evolved into an e-book format for easy reading. The price tag — free.

Author Brandon Cornett explained his motivations for creating the blog series and the e-book that goes with it:

“I created the alphabet to compile what I feel are the 26 most important benefits and best practices of using a real estate blog for marketing purposes. After finishing all of the A-through-Z entries, I wanted to make the information more accessible to agents, so I converted the blog series into a free e-book.”

The Real Estate Blog Alphabet offers one blogging tip for each letter of the alphabet, hence the title, and also provides a list of blogging resources at the end of the book.

About the Book and Author:
Brandon Cornett is a real estate marketing specialist and veteran blogger. He is also the founder of the real estate marketing website ArmingYourFarming.com, which has been educating real estate agents since 2004. Brandon also provides Internet marketing services to real estate agents who wish to capture more business from the Web.

To read the rest of the Real Estate Blog Alphabet, or to download your copy of the free e-book version, please visit:
http://www.armingyourfarming.com/knowledge/article63.php