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facebook ads: FREE Facebook Advertising?! Create Your Ad Now! - 09/29/11 12:28 PM

It seems like things are rarely free, especially in the world of marketing, but Facebook is going recession friendly for small business owners and has an offer you won’t be able to refuse!  A FREE Ad on Facebook!
As we all know, Facebook has become an key player in connecting with your real estate clients as well as developing new leads.  With over 800 million users, it’s easy to see that this social media site is truly meeting your clients and potential clients right where they’re at.  So what’s with the generous offer from Facebook?
 
"Our goal is to … (7 comments)

facebook ads: Use Facebook Ads to Target Your Market! - 08/25/11 02:29 PM
Once we build our clients’ social media sites and post great content on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ for a few weeks, we take some time to build up their fan base. Whether it is inviting all of our clients’ personal friends to “like” the page or running an incentive or contest, it is our job as real estate virtual assistants to go above and beyond just posting to a page. We also have to focus on getting our clients the fans they need to start interacting and getting business.
One of the things that we offer, which is typically very effective, … (0 comments)

facebook ads: Facebook: A Whole New World in Real Estate Marketing - 11/22/10 11:41 AM
We recently created a Facebook ad for one of our clients. The ad we came up with was "Art, Literature, Food and Real Estate. Living up to Boston's standards.  'Like' what you hear?" Our client called us, confused and slightly disappointed. She wanted to know why it mentioned nothing about her real estate business, her contact information, and where was the call to action?If you have taken a dive into the wonderful world of Facebook lately, then you may have seen the ads that Facebook allows you to create to advertise your Business Page. These ads are a great way to … (16 comments)

facebook ads: Social Networking is Here to Stay...Are You Connected? - 10/25/09 08:36 AM
It's no secret that in today's competitive marketplace, social networking is a must.  There are hundreds of social networking websites to choose from, and often times it is difficult to know which websites will benefit you the most. All in all, the facts are indeed the facts - in 2009, classified newspaper ads are not going to go nearly as far as online marketing will. Whether you want to market your business, your listings, or both, portals are available to begin your online marketing endeavor. Ask any real estate virtual assistant - they’ll advise you to sign up NOW and start … (3 comments)

facebook ads: A "soft-sell" approach to marketing your listings on Facebook w/seller participation - 07/15/09 11:20 AM
These days it seems to be all about Facebook! Actually, let me rephrase, it IS all about Facebook! Social networking has become an unavoidable craze and as far as real estate is concerned, Facebook has definitely become a portal for marketing your properties, building relationships and staying in touch with past clients.Here is a fun fact...It is estimated that the average Facebook user has at least 200 Facebook friends and 1/2 of Facebook users login to their account at least 1x per day. That is a huge audience that you NEED to reach out to - without offending anyone. Because Facebook … (38 comments)

facebook ads: Your Bi-Weekly Bright Idea Update from RealSupport! - 06/24/09 04:36 PM
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facebook ads: Utilize Facebook Ads to get LEADS (and very targeted leads) - 06/11/09 12:24 PM
So, by now we all know about Facebook.  You may also know about the Ads on Facebook, but have you placed an ad in an attempt to get targeted leads?  It is easier than you think!  The cool thing about placing an ad on Facebook is that you can target your ad to only be displayed to Facebook users that fit a very specific target market.  For example, are you targeting Empty Nesters?  You can target your ad to Facebook users in that age group and specific to your city/town.  
First time home buyers?  Even better, you can target by age … (7 comments)