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A Diverse Marketing Approach Works Best
Quick — what's the most powerful form of marketing for real estate agents?
These days, the first thing that comes to mind might be something like social media. And it's true that of all the professionals active on Instagram, Facebook, and the rest, real estate pros have the best shot at transforming all that time spent scrolling their feed into real business value.
Next, you might think of email marketing. And it is the best in at least one way: Experts est...
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How To Evolve From Doing Things The Old Fashioned Way
Even in real estate, businesses rarely leap onto the scene "fully formed," ready to use best practices to the utmost. Any business usually builds over time. Whatever works at the beginning is maintained until it stops working — and, often, long after that.
This tendency is why businesses are said to have "growing pains." It's one of the reasons why, in so many industries, full potential for growth is realized only after an infusion of investor money. In real estate, however, professionals are called on to evolve without the benefit of lavish resources.
Real estate teams usually remain lean and mean, focused on doing more with less.
Unfortunately, it's also the case that real estate experts can get dragged down by the day-to-day grind of moving transactions...
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Be More Than Your Listings: How to Keep Marketing When Inventory is Low
In the past few months, you've probably noticed that listing inventory has been extremely low, at least in most of the country. As if it wasn't enough that current homeowners are less apt to sell during these uncertain times, labor shortages and supply chain issues have slowed new home builders down. When you're used to most of your real estate marketing being centered around new listings, it can be tough to keep the leads coming in with limited listings on the market.
But fear not, because I've laid out some tools you can use to keep marketing your brand so that when people are looking to sell again or for those that are still looking to buy now, you're the first name that comes to mind.
Use Ad Wizard to Post to Social Media
Even when you don't have any active listings, you can stil...
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What Your Marketing Says About You
Marketing is vital to the success of any real estate business, from individual agents and the smallest boutique firms to the largest national brands. But is your marketing sending the message that you intend? Just as importantly, is it differentiating your services from the competition in a meaningful way? Now is the perfect time to take a fresh look at your marketing and make sure that it says exactly what you want it to say about you.
Consistency Is Key
In the rush to grab the attention of your audience, it can be easy to forget that one of the most important goals of marketing is simply to get them to remember you. Not just your logo, but your business, what it has to offer, and how you can help them. When someone from your target audience in your target markets sees your marketing materials in any setting, you...
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How Useful Are Ads? Let's Take A Look
Many real estate agents around the United States swear by online advertising.
Even if you've never used an online ad, you're probably familiar with the idea: Set it up correctly and you enjoy "overnight" traffic to your website or listings. An optimized ad provides the opportunity to accelerate interest in your most promising properties and meet qualified buyers sooner.
When you think of online ads, you might think of Google first. For real estate agents, though, the picture is a little bit different. People go on platforms like Facebook and Instagram (also owned by Facebook) to browse aspirational properties, and that's where an effective agent should seek out traffic.
Facebook is also helpful for maintaining connections with leads and past customers.
When...
