If you're posting more than 10% real estate related content online, you're doing it wrong.
On this episode, I'll tell you WHY you need to stop, and what you should be doing instead. With more active Realtors and Loan Officers today than ever before, social media is VERY noisy and littered with posts of listings, open houses, boring average homes, and agents bragging about how fast they just sold a home (in the hottest sellers market ever, mind you). What most agents and LO's don't realize is that by posting about real estate all the time, they're sabotaging any chance they had to get business online. STOP posting about real estate all the time, and do this instead…
Massive Q & A
In this week's Massive Q&A, Michela Worthington-Adams in Richmond, VA asks…
How do I retrieve my leads from Facebook Lead Ads?
Great question! Facebook doesn't make it easy at first, but with the right tools, you can setup a system to instantly send your leads to your CRM, or wherever you'd like them to go.
You can also watch the video tutorial on how to retrieve your leads from Facebook Lead Ads over on our new Massive Agent YouTube channel.
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Thanks for the a new challenge you have exposed in your post. One thing I would really like to comment on is that FSBO relationships are built with time. By releasing yourself to the owners the first saturday their FSBO will be announced, ahead of masses start off calling on Monday, you make a good link. By giving them equipment, educational components, free accounts, and forms, you become a strong ally. Through a personal fascination with them and also their scenario, you produce a solid link that, most of the time, pays off if the owners decide to go with an agent they know plus trust — preferably you.