Management Rights Direct Issue #23
Published: 03 October 2006.
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The Property Manager hits 500!
We’re now recording over 500 unique visitors per day to our site. We’ve experienced exceptional growth in the last 12 months from 50 visitors per day to the staggering 500 visitors we’re getting today. Considering a market of only two and a half thousand RUMs, that’s quite an achievement. Forecasting this growth ahead twelve months gives us a figure of 7000 unique visitors per day or double that of realcommercial.com.au. Each day, more qualified leads are switching to ThePropertyManager for quality management rights listings in Australia and New Zealand. All of us here at TPM want to thank you for your ongoing support in making this possible.
we ask the BILLION DOLLAR QUESTION:
Is online video set to make the next big wave in online marketing? When you consider companies like Google and Fairfax are paying upwards of a billion dollars for popular media sites such as myspace.com and utube.com to cater for the blossoming new media – we think yes! Super-fast internet connections such as ADSL2 are now in the monetary-reach of the home user, meaning more and more people can take advantage of streaming video that was once considered too bandwidth intensive for general users. We’ve found a local company, who specialise in providing streaming video property tours.
We bring you the latest statistics in online, magazine and cinema advertising and Small Myers Hughes Lawyers discuss some of the pitfalls of renewing your caretaking agreement. We cover all this, and more in our 23rd informative issue of The Property Manager for more info, see articles below.
Online Video Tours
Advertise smarter, sell faster! Harness the power of online Video Tours
Now you can advertise your property listings on the internet with live access video advertising, shot by the Property C...
Be cautious when renewing your Caretaking Agreements
By Small Myers Hughes Lawyers
As I have pointed out an numerous occasions in prior articles, there are two ...
Online advertising kills magazines
Online kills magazines, cinema and outdoor
SYDNEY: Online advertising expenditure has overtaken four other mediums, and radio looks to be next on the hitlist, the latest figures from C...
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