As I alluded to on a previos post I publish a newsletter for seniors every other month. What kind of newsletters to other Real Estate Professionals send? and have you experienced any measureable success in the feedback of those newsletters? to what age group are you targeting? Any suggestions in improving the collective feedback of a newsletter?
Thanks for your thought expression in advance - all info is appreciated!
Hi John,
Funny, I just bloggedabout one of my newsletters.... Haiku Real Estate Caravan... you could probably find it on my blog site.... not sure how to direct you there directly yet. (newbie)
I send out a newsletter about once a week, for a total of four different ones a month. Each targets a different geographical area of Maui, and it's usually about what was featured on the Caravan. Whenever I get a call or email inquiry, I like to add them to one of the categories, to keep in touch.
I usually get a couple of emails back each time, with questions. Mostly though the readers just say that they like getting them so they can keep up with the market. At least it keeps me in their inbox.
How about you? Getting any buyers or sellers?
Aloha - the Hunter
Hey John,
I just started a real estate newsletter this month (you can check it out here; all agents can use the service), and our first issue went out yesterday. So far, it looks to be a hit. I've been watching the stats, and we've had no unsubscribes and plenty of click-throughs. I also heard from one of the agents using the service yesterday, and she said she had a lot of positive feedback already.
I've written a little about it at my AR blog, so you can learn more about it there, too. Please check it out when you have some time, and let me know what you think.
Speaking of "Newsletters", check out the awesome interview I did with Linda Schneider of Fast Newsletters on The Niche Agent. We talk about the most important things you should know when creating a newsletter, the value it can bring and why they are a simple yet effective strategy to grow your business.
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