Real Estate Social Marketing
Building Real Estate Home For Sale Listing Leads - Saul Klein from Point2 shares his tips on how to build your real estate business via social marketing to the "Net Real Estate Generation"  Prospecting in the real estate business has always been about reaching tomorrow’s customer today. While the average term of homeownership is 5 to 8 years, it's easy to see that you are constantly searching for tomorrow’s customer. Some things have obviously changed. We have the Internet, e-mail, text messaging, instant messaging, iPods, iPads and iPhones. The rate of technology adoption is accelerating and it is in large part generational.

If you plan to be in the real estate business in the future, tomorrow’s buyers and sellers must be part of the vision of your business and your career. You need to begin prospecting now.

Who and where are the buyers and sellers of the future? How can you meet them today to get a jump on your competition? Is your competition already working to gain the competitive edge in the future?

Tomorrow’s buyers and sellers are known as the “Net Generation,” those born between 1975 and 1996. They can’t remember a time when there was no Internet. They are also the generation that will inherit the accumulated wealth of their parents and grandparents in unprecedented amounts.

Where are they and how can you meet them? They’re active on social networking sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Flickr, YouTube, Twitter and others.

Saul Klein is senior vice president, Point2, author of MLS 5.0 – The MLS of the Future Whitepaper, a licensed real estate broker in California for the past 32 years and 1993 President of the San Diego Association of REALTORS®.

 

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