Any and all of the above is going to be a great help. No sense recreating the wheel. If you're going to help military families become familiar with what they want and need. Links, info on schools, activity calendar, out and about, child care info and more all help all families, but military in particular.

I think providing some really useful resources like a checklist to PCS along with websites to different school information not just for my area, along with military related organizations in the area would be helpful to bringing clients to my website.

I will be adding the MRP Designation, and am heavily networking with the nearby military community. Additionally, I plan to add some of the suggestions in the course like extra links, FAQ's and trying to find out where military families start their online home search. I have started working with lenders that do VA Loans so I can offer that to my clients.

Create a detailed military page on my website with information about BAH, schools, community activities, Crime Map, Traffic Advisory... Anything to help them decide where they want to live.

I will be show casing my MRP certification, offering information about the community and where quick lodging can be found during the home search. Robin Lewis I like your idea about a residential leasing company inside your company. I will have to have some property managers numbers close by as we don't have access to leasing inside our company.

To attract military buyers and sellers to my site, I would include my own personal experience with the military community in my bio, along with testimonials from past clients that were part of the military. I would emphasize what I can supply to them with my experience in the military and relocating multiple times, and showcasing my MRP certification.

Links to local lenders that deal directly with VA loans is a huge help to include, as well as information about the local area such as market statistics and temporary lodging.

Working with a lender who specializes in VA loans is very helpful. It's helpful for both of us to share that we both are involved and work with military families. Also listing helpful tips for local sports leagues, schools, community activities. Testimonials are very helpful. Having my own kids, I like the suggestion of having babysitters or babysitting service lined up so those who are out searching can have the option to not bring the kids along.

Creating links to pages that address the needs of military families and visiting local bases to speak with personnel to determine their needs

I love the idea of a dedicated military PCS page on my website! In fact, while going through the course, I was adding a page with the resources that were discussed. I will continue to add more and more resources so that my page becomes a one-stop-shop for military pcs moves. I will do the research on market information, use RPR and other tools for military families to help them.

I use testimonials from previous clients.

I will post my qualifications of work or being certified to work with military clients.

Using my previous experience and that of others that have transferred. I'd have my site with a dedicated page for military/veterans sectioned into buyers and sellers with guidelines and links to help with their situation (buyers/sellers).

@bethany shapiro I like your idea about highlighting your personal experience with the militarty community. I think that would work great in a bio for the website.