In this article, I will share the 5 most important types of real estate relationships and ways to enhance those relationships.
In this article, I will share the 5 most important types of real estate relationships and ways to enhance those relationships.
Topics: Practical Advice for Realtors
In this article I will share ways real estate agents can spend their holidays alone.
Topics: Practical Advice for Realtors
The holidays are right around the corner! That means it's time for you to stock up on holiday content! In this article, I will share holiday content that you can post on social media to increase engagement.
Topics: Social Media Marketing, Lead Generation, Downloadable Content
Facebook is always evolving and adding new features. In this article, I will share 5 Facebook trends that real estate agents should leverage to get the most out of Facebook:
Topics: Facebook Marketing, Social Media Marketing
In this article, I will share best practices for sending Facebook Business Page invites to help you convert the most friends into followers on Facebook.
Topics: Real Estate Marketing, Facebook Marketing, Social Media Marketing
In this article, I will share 21 Black Friday deals that real estate agents can use or gift to their clients as a closing gift.
Topics: Real Estate Marketing
In this article, I will share 5 Thanksgiving posts for Social Media and 1 Thanksgiving Fun Facts infographic that you can share on Thanksgiving to start conversations and increase engagement on social media.
Topics: Real Estate Marketing, Content for Real Estate Leads
In this article, I will explain the history of the saying, "OK, Boomer" and offer ways for older generations to work cohesively with Millennial real estate clients.
In this article, I will show you how to calculate important monthly real estate market statistics and offer a complimentary Real Estate Market Report template that you can customize.
Topics: Real Estate Marketing, Downloadable Content, Content for Real Estate Leads, Practical Advice for Brokers
Instagram, Facebook’s younger social media photo-sharing network, will remove the feature that displays the amount of ‘likes’ a post has received. This change is slowly rolling out , affecting over 106 million users in the United States. The US isn’t the first country to have their ‘likes’ hidden from the public. Instagram first implemented this new policy in Canada earlier this year in April. Instagram users will still have the capability to view the amount of ‘likes’ they received on a post, but it won’t be shown publicly.
Topics: Social Media Marketing
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