Facebook has been reviving more than long-lost friendships and reacquainting high school friends—it’s proving to be an incredibly valuable tool for REALTORS.
It's the perfect medium to to promote yourself, pitch your newest listing and keep track of past and future clients. A little more than one month after announcing it had 150 million active users, and only four months since announcing 100 million users, Facebook just announced today that it has reaced 175 million active users! If Facebook were a country, it would be the eighth most populated country in the world, just ahead of Japan. To ignore statistic such as this in your marketing is just plain foolish! The most successful, aggressive agents in New England are now incorporating video into their marketing. Using video for property tours of new listings or video testimonials from satisifed clients, video is becoming more popular every day! Many clients are still a bit confused on how to upload their video tours and testimonials to their Facebook pages, so I've made a brief tutorial on exactly how you go about this. Once you upload your video to your Facebook page, that video will go out to all of your "friends" notifying them of your new listing! How cool is THAT type of marketing? |
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Fred, I appreciate your information it is very useful. I am on Facebook and just learning about using videos, In fact last week I purchased the Flip from Circuit City with a 30% discount due to them closing. I will follow your directions and start by going to applications (video) Thanks
Hi Fred, thanks so much for taking the time to post this.....it's just what I needed! Wishing you great success! Wendy
Thanks for posting this - it's really funny the timing, because just yesterday I was trying to figure out how to post a video on facebook and I could NOT figure it out!!!!
Emily: For some reason, it's NOT very intuitive. I had a really hard time figuring it out myself. The other day I was trying to help a client figure it out and was STILL confused!
Thanks for the information Fred. I'm hoping to be able to implement this soon and your help will make it sooner.
Bob
Excellent post thanks for the tip. I just got a camcorder just for this purpose.
Fred we're trying to get all this stuff going. I read your ideas on a camera in the comments. Could you give me a few ideas of a good camera in the 500 to 600 range. I want one that is simple to use and a no brainer, if there is such an animal. Thanks for this info! Anna Banana www.annabananarealty.com
thanks for the encouraging suggestion. I've been making videos of my listings, but haven't taken the time to load them. Guess I'll have to do that right now.
kk
Awesome post. I can't wait to start doing this. Thanks for explaining it.
Fred,
Thanks for the information, just getting more involved with Facebook. This tutorial was great, I just uploaded a video to facebook, not bad. Once again thanks.
Hi Fred - Thanks for the info, I just started on Facebook, looks like there are a lot of things that can be done. Doug
Fred... I'm just starting to get into the video, but really had no clue that I could get it on Facebook. Thanks for the post... and instruction!
Thanks for the post. I am really inspired. What kind of $500-$600 camera do you recommend? I love the low lite recommendation 'cause I also want to use it to tape my daughter's hockey games. Double thanks.
Great ideas... I love facebook, I have friends from high school, business associates for networking across the country, former customers, family and people involved in my hobbies like cycling and dog showing. I shoot virtual tours using still images, with Visual Tour (and I'm sure other companies now) you can export them as a video file. I have a small digital video camera I bought at the Realtors convention a year or so ago... DigiLife DDV-7300 - I have been happy with it, the buttons are a bit small but it was less than $200 bucks... although what is holding me back is editing. Most software is WAY too complicated.
Lise: A really nice camera is the Canon HV20 or HV30. I've seen it around for $600-$700.
175 million people can't be wrong..if they are there, you need to be there to be seen. Thanks Fred.
Thanks. Folks today need to be on Facebook and the other big social media sites. This is a big help
Tony
I just upgraded my Flip ultra to the 3rd generation new Flip Mino HD. It is currently on sale for only $149.00 go to http://www.kathleencorbett.com Use FSANY for FREE SHIPPING I have been having fun taking video clips and posting them on my two fanpages
http://www.facebook.com/ThebuyerschoiceRI
http://www.facebook.com/KathleensAvonBoutique
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