Take This Seminar or We Shoot This Dog!

"This Seminar won't help you at all.  Unless..."

I am with Barbara Todaro on this.  Whatever it is you are selling must be included in the title and grab the attention of those who may want/need it. 

Thinking of Mooooving?  (include a cow photo, obviously!)

Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS really pulled the trigger on the right title.

I never pay attention to real estate seminar titles....I'm not interested in seminars.... but you would create a title that would attract the Avatar or group of people who would be interested.... if it's a first time home buyer or 55+ buyer....the title would be a trigger for whomever the buyers would be..

Insider Secrets to Buying a Home!

Mattison,

Yes, there are many catchy titles her on Active Rain, and not all of them deal with buying a home.  The best titles will be those that catch the attention of YOUR marketplace, what works in one city will not necessarily work in another.  Real estate is very local from street to street in many areas.  A

Hi Mattison Wilson , just let your creative juices flow.  Here are a couple of spur of the moment ideas that just popped into my mind (lots of vacant space there) for them to rattle around:

The PRICE IS RIGHT:  When to accept an offer ( without Drew Carey )

Investors:  How to buy low and sell HIGH (except when on pain meds)

I am pretty loquacious with my blog titles,  but these post titles seemed to generate lots of clicks and comments when writing posts:

--Detained by the Police for DWR:  Driving While a Realtor®

--There may be no law against eating a banana while driving in California, but is there a law against putting a banana on the side of a rental house in West Lafayette, Indiana?

-Don't you want Somebody to Like?

- Engaging first time Lafayette, Indiana home buyers through the closing and then some!

- Rodney Dangerfield and "AS IS";  two words that get No Respect.

- Does the USPS know the way to San Jose?

-My 5 PM Appointment was an exotic Septuagenarian, and did she ever take me for a ride.

- If Buyers Are Liars, Are Sellers Non-Tellers?

Although I don't enjoy writing that much, I do have fun with the occasional piece that I post here on Active Rain.

Mattison Wilson - in black and white - "First Time Home Buyer's Seminar"!

It says what it is!

I would keep the title simple.  Serious homebuyers are seeking information and are more conerned with the content and value of the seminar.

Tired of Paying Your Landlord's Mortgage?

What "A" Ron and Alexandra Seigel said.

"An evening that will change your life" !

Mattison,

I don't know that mine was super catchy, but I did get people to sign up for my workshop at the Library -and the Library helped promote it.  Mine was just called "Making Your Home Stand Out  - A Home Seller's Workshop" - 10 Key tips....etc.     I was pleased with how it all went. 

I can't think of one off the top of my head but I love Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS answer.

This will move you

Get ready to pack

American Dream...Here I come

How to turn BYE into BUY

Secrets Every Home Buyer Needs BEFORE Buying. Then make sure you deliver.

The TOP 5 Things every buyer should know

When it comes to home buyer seminars, i find free food brings in the most people. But to turn people into buyers, i like a seminar light on speaking and heavy on interaction

Haven't seen any and haven't seen any marketing for home buying seminars in forever. As for the best blog title... really... not something I have time to focus on.

I have no particular titles but being catchy is one thing but you also want to convey what the seminar is about and the value to the consumer

You meed to lsten to Ron and Alexandra Seigel advice!

Iguess I have not heard oe that drew me in.

If you are running out of persuasive methods you could try threats.

Keep it simple and to the point.

"Who and what you need to know to buy a home"

Bruce Walters has some good stuff.

Did you know you can buy a home with no down payment!!!

Not sure if you really need something catchy, if buyers want to learn more aobut the buying process, they will sign up.

"The Dirty Dozen / The common problems when buying a house"

Buy now sell later!

Good luck.

Invest in Real Estate today, become President tomorrow!

Blog about your successful titles.

I'm fresh out of ideas. Sorry!

Thomas has an interesting approach for sure!

How can I even hope to top, Thomas J. Nelson, Realtor, CRS 's answer?

Find a title that works for your area and situation.

I don't know.

What does the seminar actually deliver. Whatever the title promises you must deliver.

What has been the category of the top selling product for decades?  This is your clue for what others are willing to PAY for.  Their time, like yours should not be regarded as FREE.

Every real estate agent training class suggest what's on the mind of the each home buying segment. The 1st timer, move up, prestige and down size, each have unique expectations. And they all want an advantage.

NEVER underestimate the attraction of the 2am shows that repeat, "Get wealthy in real estate and risk none of your own money!"  250 people, every weekend, meet in a hotel conference room ready to take their piece of the pie.

IF the seminar is about the consumer, the title will be apparent. If it is about the agent or lender, titles are hard to come by.

Last clue. "What transformation does the seminar create in the attendee?"

That is your title.

Joe Pryor nailed this one!

NO MONEY DOWN PURCHASE HOME

LOW FICO WE CAN HELP TODAY

It has to portray a benefit to the buyer (WIFM) or it won't attract!

"How to buy a home for FREE!"

Yes, its true.

I'm Flyin if you're Buyin