
Real Estate Agents: Is Social Media Marketing “Not Working” for You? Here’s a Simple Solution
Social media made marketing yourself as an agent about as cheap and easy as it comes. Years ago, you had to have a good chunk
The way we buy homes has changed a great deal over the past couple of decades. Whereas once you would’ve had to look at the Real Estate section of the local paper and set up appointments to view houses, today you can actually see pictures of all the available properties with a few mouse clicks.
But some people are better than others at capturing the magic of a home through pictures. I mean, what were these people thinking?
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Social media made marketing yourself as an agent about as cheap and easy as it comes. Years ago, you had to have a good chunk
Statistically speaking, the majority of real estate agents don’t make it beyond a couple of years, so don’t feel bad if you’re thinking about giving
Crazy title for an article, right? I know. Stick with me, though. I promise this isn’t some sort of “clickbait.” There’s a powerful message if
1. Spamming your listings with no commentary Posting a link or sharing something on Facebook without your opinion is boring. Your friends want to know
There’s probably an agent in your area whose face seems to be plastered everywhere you look. You’re driving down the road and, boom, you see
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