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mike price
August 24, 2008 at 4:31 pm
this is a great idea. perhaps in the spirit of community people can share sign templates. one issue that may arise is your ability to create multiple twitter accoounts. if I remember correctly, you can have only one twitter handle per email. if that’s the case, get your email provider to alias a few accounts for you ie: twitter1@yourdomain.com twitter2@yourdomain.com. you can then use these to acquire the handles for your neighborhood
I hope some folks will give this idea a shot and report back with their results
Mark Eibner
August 24, 2008 at 8:16 pm
we’re at it again Social Media & Real Estate-Twitter My Neighborhood: Never fear- your .. https://tinyurl.com/5dd4ud
Eric Blackwell
August 25, 2008 at 5:36 am
Benn;
I really like the idea. It is not unlike something that we are doing with VoicePad’s mobile IDX except this is pointed to social media where ours is pointed to info via the cell phone or PDA…
Have you tried this with your sales efforts and if so, what have the results been.? I would love to compare and benchmark the numbers of phone vs twitter inquiries generated per sign. (Pretty sure that the Twitter is less, but on the rise?)
Best;
Eric
Benn Rosales
August 25, 2008 at 8:44 am
Eric, it’s an idea in concept, sortof. That’s why we’re inviting folks to steal it. we’ve done variations of this for other things and we got signups and increased traffic to local and sites using yards where we could justify the seller benefits.
I was thinking, an even more effective way of excuting this same theme may be to actually go back to the call 1-800 for info lines and adding the local blog info to it- this may be cleaner in the longrun- for example “twiter this listing” or check out our community blog or magazine…
However, for a big push, for the community itself, I think the yardsign will be the ticket- added to this
https://agentgenius.com/?p=3831 you’re talking world domination?
Danilo Bogdanovic
August 25, 2008 at 4:55 pm
Great idea! Working on something very similar to it as we speak 🙂
Toby & Sadie
August 27, 2008 at 12:17 pm
I love this idea. I am going to take this one by the horns and run with it. I am launching a brand new marketing plan for my neighborhood and this is going to be a key part the game.
Mike – ONe really cool piece is that it will give you marketing ability by tracking your by having to have a new e-mail account for each one.