#real-estate-marketing

#real-estate-marketing

being obnoxious or shocking might please someone in another country who is sitting in their underwear liking a video, but it won't do anything to help close a deal. If I were a real estate agent [I'd look] at the top five, top 10 people who are actually selling and making money. They're not dancing on tables or doing those skits like whatever-her-name-is does in Tampa, said Ruiz, who has at least 500,000 followers on Legendary's Instagram, a highly viewed home tour YouTube channel.

While these remain essential to effective property marketing, the agent's personal brand has become just as influential a factor in their success as the listings they represent. Strategic public relations efforts can be a powerful tool in an agent's arsenal, helping them expand their reach, showcase their expertise, gain credibility, enhance their reputation and attract new clients and business opportunities.

A strong online presence is the cornerstone of modern real estate marketing. It's where most prospective clients begin their home search and agent vetting process. Create a compelling digital footprint: Your digital footprint extends beyond a basic website. These sites are easy to share on social media and through QR codes, providing a professional and memorable brand for yourself. Leverage social media effectively: Social media platforms are invaluable tools for realtors.

While MLS listings are useful, they come with a major drawback: distractions. Buyers scrolling through the MLS are constantly tempted by other properties. A single-property website solves this problem. It provides one central hub where buyers can learn everything about your home - photos, videos, floor plans, neighborhood guides, and even community events - without clicking away to competitor listings.

According to DelPrete, in the 30 days prior to Compass filing its lawsuit against Zillow in late-June, barely a week before the policy went into effect, the Robert Reffkin-helmed firm's exclusive inventory was declining an average of 0.3% per day, and in the 30 days after the lawsuit was filed, it rose an average of 0.1% per day. At present time, DelPrete said Compass's exclusive inventory is rising at an average rate of 0.4% per day.

Both will report to Jessica Johnson the company's North Carolina senior marketing director. Chris Krauss Krauss will be based in Charlotte and also brings more than seven years of real estate marketing experience. He most recently served as marketing director for a regional real estate company where he managed programs for more than 250 agents and holds a bachelor's degree in English from Salisbury University.