Marketing & Media

First National in the media and the latest marketing tools

Roper & Jones Feature in Kaipara Lifestyler 

FN Roper and Jones take pride in First National's dedicated support for the burns unit. Fantastic job on the feature in the latest Kaipara Lifestyler magazine. 

 

$5 for every Home Safe Kit distributed is donated to the National Burn Centre. 

Order yours below.

 

Newsletters

Your SEPTEMBER newsletters are now available on FN Central, and VaultRE.

Tips on how to use

  • Send to your customer database
  • Top and tail individual articles to localise for your website's blog and office details then promote on social media
  • Print copies for your reception area
  • Share individual articles to LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram

Download from FN Central, or send them out directly from VaultRE.

 

Blogs - time to update your website

It’s time to update your website’s blog with the SEPTEMBER article. We highly recommend adding your own voice and changing it to your preferences and office links.

 

Why should you update your blog?

  • More content improves customer experience and keeps them on your website longer
  • Google loves to see new content on your website

What else can you do?

  • Share and link to your published blog on social media

Spring Competition

Spring has arrived in Riverton and FN Riverton feel like sharing how wonderful Riverton is! They have a Facebook competition running.

 

To enter Post/share your best Spring photograph of Riverton and/or its surrounds on their Facebook page (click on the button below) and go into the draw to WIN one of 2 $50 vouchers for a Riverton business of your choice.  *Limit 1 entry per person. 

 

Get your entries in before 30 September.

Write a suburb profile with ChatGPT

With this style of prompt, you enter your description first and wait for ChatGPT to acknowledge the instructions. Then, you insert the suburb name and postcode, which helps reduce the risk of ChatGPT drawing its description from a suburb with the same name but in the wrong location.

 

“You are a web content writer for a real estate agency. You have been tasked with creating suburb profiles for various neighbourhoods. Write a suburb profile for a specific neighbourhood, providing detailed information and insights about the area. Ensure the generated profile is informative, engaging, and valuable for potential homebuyers or renters.

 

When writing, act as a knowledgeable resident who has lived in the selected suburb for years and is excited to share their insights with potential newcomers. You should provide a warm and welcoming tone while highlighting the unique features and benefits of living in the suburb. Avoid technical jargon and focus on the lifestyle, community, amenities available, and the property market. Provide useful information such as schools, parks, transportation, and local events to give a comprehensive overview of what the suburb has to offer. 

 

All content should be unique, written in the third person or omits pronouns, written in Australian English and grammatically correct. Instead of titling your closing comments with 'In conclusion' say instead 'Why we love' followed by the suburb name.

 

I will provide the postcode to help you find the right suburb but don't mention this in the copywriting.

 

Hold on writing the profiles. Acknowledge the prompt above, and the specific suburb will be provided.”

 

Wait for Chat GPT to respond and ask for your next instruction. Then, enter suburb and postcode:

 

“Royal Oak, 1061”

 

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