
Old McAgent had a listing
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And on the MLS went that listing.
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With a picture here and a description there
Here a pic there a pic everywhere a pic, pic.
Old McAgent sold a house
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Old McAgent had a listing
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And onto twitter went that listing.
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With a tweet, tweet, here and a tweet, tweet, there
Here a tweet, there a tweet everywhere a tweet, tweet.
Old McAgent was unfollowed
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Old McAgent had a listing
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And onto facebook went that listing.
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With a note, note here and a note, note there
Here a note there a note everywhere a note, note
Old McAgent was defriended
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Old McAgent had a listing
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And via email sent that listing.
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With a "hit send" here and a "hit send" there
Here a hit there a send everywhere a "hit send"
Old McAgent was junk listed.
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Old McAgent lost prospects.
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They got tired of being spammed.
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With a spam, spam here and a spam, spam there
Here a spam there a spam everywhere a spam, spam
Old McAgent lost prospects
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May we all remember that just because we can put a listing somewhere it doesn't mean that we should.
Melina,
This is hilarious, "May we all remember that just because we can put a listing somewhere it doesn't mean that we should."
I don't actively list properties, but even when I did, the idea of promoting individual properties always seemed like pandering to the homeowner. Don't most buyers simply want to have access to the MLS to see ALL of the properties?