Comments on: Real Estate Social Media Strategy http://rosshair.com/real-estate-social-media-strategy Real Estate and Social Media Advocate Wed, 02 May 2012 17:33:48 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: John Perkins http://rosshair.com/real-estate-social-media-strategy/comment-page-1#comment-4 John Perkins Tue, 09 Mar 2010 07:03:25 +0000 http://rosshair.com/?p=19#comment-4 Absolutely Ross! I like the fact that you take ownership of your concept in how you will market. I would like to hear your continued thoughts on how successful you think your model is in these modern (80% of people start their search Online) society and how much contact is needed to establish that relationship. Do you still call them a "Friend" if your "goal" is "...marketing just for contact details. That’s it!" I only challenge your use of the term as I don't use the word "friend" when marketing for clients (even if I treat them as I would a friend). I prefer "client" at the service level such as a Lawyer works for a client. But I would agree it is nice to hear success and build on that relationship to become a friend. I'm not a complete fan of all the ideas behind the Social Media Push (per se) and that is why I came up with my passive social site to gain potential clients confidence in choosing an Agent from my site after getting a sense of who they are via their online work and marketing savvy. As much as I might have challenged an idea here, I really like this blog. Its short, to the point, and makes sense. I look forward to reading more of your works in the future. Respectfully, John Perkins Absolutely Ross! I like the fact that you take ownership of your concept in how you will market. I would like to hear your continued thoughts on how successful you think your model is in these modern (80% of people start their search Online) society and how much contact is needed to establish that relationship.

Do you still call them a “Friend” if your “goal” is “…marketing just for contact details. That’s it!” I only challenge your use of the term as I don’t use the word “friend” when marketing for clients (even if I treat them as I would a friend). I prefer “client” at the service level such as a Lawyer works for a client. But I would agree it is nice to hear success and build on that relationship to become a friend.

I’m not a complete fan of all the ideas behind the Social Media Push (per se) and that is why I came up with my passive social site to gain potential clients confidence in choosing an Agent from my site after getting a sense of who they are via their online work and marketing savvy.

As much as I might have challenged an idea here, I really like this blog. Its short, to the point, and makes sense. I look forward to reading more of your works in the future.

Respectfully, John Perkins

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