
LinkedIn Can Be a HUGE Source for Real Estate Leads (If You Post the Right Content…)
LinkedIn has been around since 2002, quietly trucking along. It’s not a social media platform that you hear a whole lot of people talking about
When you’re selling your home, choosing the right real estate agent is one of the most important parts of the process. A great real estate agent can help you sell your home quickly, profitably, and with as little stress as possible—while a not-so-great agent can make the process longer and more frustrating than it needs to be.
So, what’s the key to making sure that you choose the right agent for your home sale? Asking the right questions.
A recent article from realtor.com outlined key questions sellers should ask before choosing a real estate agent, including:
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LinkedIn has been around since 2002, quietly trucking along. It’s not a social media platform that you hear a whole lot of people talking about
Being a buyers’ agent is a total crap shoot, yet the vast majority of agents find themselves constantly rolling the dice, hoping to get paid.
The Internet has really leveled the playing field for real estate agents. Years ago you needed a hefty marketing budget to be able to get
“Going viral” is such a subjective term, isn’t it? Ask ten people to name the point when something is officially “viral” and you’ll get ten
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
Depending on your situation, it may not take the full 30 minutes.
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