Still avoiding video? 91% of agents use video to showcase their expertise. Be the familiar face homeowners remember when it’s time to act, building recognition and connection long before the first call is made.
AI may save time, but it kills relationships. Learn how using video, a marketing funnel and showing up as yourself helps you win more listings, while competitors lose face by leaning on robots.
Reels are social media’s new favourite format and offer a great way to market your brand and position yourself as a property expert, as REB Awards finalist Mark Vella proves.
Want to make a lasting impression on prospective clients with your real estate video marketing? Peter Mochrie has the insider tips and tricks you need to take your videos from average to awesome! Click through to watch.
Preparation is the key to presenting. Listen to actor and video coach Peter Mochrie as he discusses why short, well planned and professionally shot videos are more impactful, and a better sales tool, than talking into your smartphone.
Learn how a clever 3 series video marketing campaign, coupled with social media advertising on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube, sold a brand new Brisbane property in a matter of days when similar stock was failing to sell.
Video marketing can increase the profile of your real estate business and its agents, with prospective clients and the wider community. But you need a clear and consistent video strategy to maximise this medium in your real estate marketing mix.
Mark Zuckerberg has ambitions. Leading the world in social media is not enough. Mark’s got bigger plans. Move over Murdochs and Packers, there’s a new media mogul in town. Here, I lift the lid on Facebook Watch and Instagram TV.
Social video is important for real estate marketing. But, which video formats work best? And how do you engage audiences on Facebook and YouTube? Let's look at video techniques that will make your real estate business stand out from the crowd.
It's the year of the dog, in Chinese years, which apparently stands for fortune and personality, and what better way to express your personality (and make a 'small' fortune) than through video marketing. In particular Facebook Live video streaming.
As YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Snapchat have demonstrated, video is where the money is in our digital world. It's no surprise that LinkedIn has now introduced a video function to its platform, but is it arriving too late to the social media party?
