4. Case studies
Case studies depend on very specific types of content, but the successes they reveal can convince a site visitor to take action.
If you have a blog post or interview clip that spotlights a client you’ve worked with, package this content into a written case study that expands on the need the client came in with and the metrics of their success.
For example, a real estate agent could write a case study about Mr and Mrs Smith who needed to sell their family home quickly (and at a strong price) because they needed to relocate interstate for a job she’d just been offered.
The challenge was that days on market in the Smiths’ suburb was increasing due to an oversupply of listings, making it hard to attract potential buyers and generate buyer competition.
However, the real estate agent could explain in their case study that they were able to maximise the property’s visibility and appeal by using Cameo to get personalised endorsements from several celebrities. As a result, the campaign went viral on social media and attracted coverage from realestate.com.au and Domain, leading to the successful sale of the Smiths’ home in just 14 days.
Gate this case study behind a form that website visitors can fill out with their name and email address to access.
It’s a good lead magnet to host engaging content that tells your readers about a client success story.
Property and finance are very competitive industries. To attract clients, you need to stand out by regularly publishing quality content marketing, which Hunter & Scribe can help you with.