Real Estate Marketing

A trending practice in real estate has been for top real estate agents to create teams to ease their demanding schedules and increasing pressure. The team can be made up of one agent and his or her support staff, or it can be a team of agents and their supporting staff that make the brand a success. There are many benefits to this system because it utilizes the strengths of the various members of the team, but to work as one unit both fairly and successfully takes foresight and strategy. From how to share clients to marketing as a group rather than a solo agent, we have put together a few suggestions on how to implement a team structure and manage it to thrive. 
 

As we mentioned in a previous blog, real estate experts are reporting that the U.S. housing market is trending to be more balanced and normalized for both buyers and sellers. Though not all areas are free from remnants of the recession or unemployment rates, there are select markets predicted to be successful outliers this year.

By having a better understanding of the real estate landscape for 2016 and generationally-based consumer motivations, realtors will be more able to cater their marketing messages to best relate to the concerns and wants of their farming area. With the 2016 forecast showing an increasing amount of U.S. homeowners looking to make their next move, demonstrating an understanding through targeted direct mail messaging can help to move prospects through the sales cycle faster. 

Learn why top real estate agents use marketing postcards is a go-to strategy for generating seller leads.

Learn how the right mix of real estate marketing tactics direct mail marketing postcards, social media, and email help top-performing agents generate listing leads.

Neighborhood marketing is a must for real estate agents. In addition to face-to-face communications, another effective strategy is to consistently touch base via just listed and just sold real estate postcards.