“Persuasion: A New Approach To Changing Minds” by Arlene Dickinson, one of the angel investors on the hit Canadian TV series Dragons’ Den, is a fascinating, inspiring new book on marketing that any real estate professional can benefit greatly from, especially women. Arlene is a sage talker and negotiator and much can be learned from
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RE/MAX OA – @remaxoa – 1980 followers Official Twitter page for RE/MAX Ontario-Atlantic Canada. As the #1 Brand in #realestate – Let us provide you with insight & info for all your #realestate needs REMAX Western Canada @remaxwesterncan – 3474 followers Sutton Group – @SuttonGroup – 2088 followers 100% Canadian Real Estate Company. Find us
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TheRedPin.com – @TheRedPin – 1652 followers – #Toronto’s Only One-Stop Condo Destination. New & Pre-con Projects with Floorplans, Amenities, Schools, Local Info, Investment Stats etc. #RealEstateInvesting RealNet Canada Inc. – @RealNet_Canada – 2213 followers Building Industry & Land Development Association (BILD) – @bildgta – 1741 followers We are the voice of the residential land development,
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Sources Of Real Estate Sales Professionals On Twitter Since your fellow local real estate sales professionals should be your number one target for finding buyers and sellers you need to know where to find them. I’ll focus on presenting sources for the Toronto and the Greater Toronto Areas but many examples will be applicable regardless
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Where To Look For Local Buyers And Sellers On Twitter As we’ve mentioned earlier, there are three types of people you want to seek out on Twitter: - Home Buyers and Sellers - Real Estate Investors - Referral Partners For now I’ll focus on where to find local home buyers and sellers. The very best
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If you identify any people you’ve followed who seem to be exceptions to these rules, or who have the great Twitter account attributes mentioned above, your best bet is to create a Twitter List specifically for these people, add them to this list, and then unfollow them. Doing this allows you to keep track of
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After waiting a few days for someone to follow you back who hasn’t yet reciprocated your follow, it’s best to look at their overall Twitter profile and their history using Twitter to see if they’re worth waiting for a “follow back”. Look at their Twitter profile overall and assess the following factors: - Do they
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This revised profile clearly outlines this person’s real estate credentials and what areas he focuses on and is expert in. His bio gives a sweeping sense of his background and track record (over 1000 homes sold since 1995) and one of the perks of listing your home with him (free home staging). You can see
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Whenever you follow someone on Twitter, Twitter sends that person an email notifying them they have a new follower. The email looks like this: From: Twitter Subject: Your Name (@YourTwitterAccount Name) is now following you on Twitter! Here is an example of poorly designed Twitter profile from an actual BC real estate professional who followed
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Follow You, Follow Me After you’ve written your Twitter profile’s bio and sent a few tweets (initially, the more tweets, the better) you then need to start networking on Twitter. As with how Google views a brand new real estate website, right now you have zero visibility on Twitter with your prospects and potential referral
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