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Leading Social Media Strategies In Real Estate Continuing Education (Georgia Session) (2013)

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This presentation is approved for continuing education in the state of Georgia. Burke Smith is a national speaker and founder of YourNetCoach.com and IPayOne. Learn the new trends that real estate agents are using to win listings and convert buyers using social media. Including Facebook, YouTube, Google Plus.

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Approved for Real Estate Continuing Education Credit

Georgia Real Estate

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Social Media and the Real Estate

IndustryPart 1

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Burke SmithFounder of YourNetCoach

Chief Communications Officer, HSA Home Warranty

“Like No Other Home Warranty Company on the Planet!”

Technology will Never replace agents, but agents using technology will!™

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Burke Smith – Career Highlights

• Chief Communications Officer at HSA Home Warranty• Founder of YourNetCoach, Founder of ipayOne,

Executive Team at Prudential California Realty• Licensed California Broker & Real Estate

Coach/Consultant/Trainer• Personally responsible for over 1000 closed real

estate transactions• Featured on CNN & in the New York Times• Nominated 2 years in a row Inman Innovator of the

Year

Clients have closed over $25 billion in residential real estate!

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What is this class all about?

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You help people BUY and SELL the American Dream

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Soldier Coming Home from War

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Empty Nesters Retiring to Travel the World

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This class is About YOU!

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Social Media is your FREE platform:

• To share your stories• To show your knowledge of a market• To network• Build your S.O.I.• Do PR for you and your business• Recruit and retain

Social Media does NOT replace what you do, it complements what you do!

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What social media platforms are available and what are the differences

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Compare the Top Social Media Platforms

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3 Rules of Social Media

1. Social Media is all about enabling conversations among your audience or market.

2. You cannot control conversations with social media, but you can influence them.

3. Influence is the cornerstone on which all real estate relationships are built

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Help me find a house

What is my house is worth

Tell me how the market is

PROVE TO ME THAT I CAN TRUST YOU

Real Estate 101 vs. Social Media 101

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How you CLOSE the Sale with Social Media

Your #1 Goal is NOT to schedule an appointment to show them the perfect property!!

Your #1 Goal is that by the time they call, the prospect believes you are the perfect person to show them any

property because you understand their needs

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A Look at the Consumer

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Z.M.O.T

Google: Zero Moment of Truth

Google Complete Home Shopper Study 2012

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90% of buyers online

NAR/GOOGLE STUDY2012

Google Home Shopper Study 2012

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Build a brand. You’re not just an agent, you are a brand within a brand. What is your niche?

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Building a Brand Identity

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You’re not just an agent, you’re a brand.What does your brand stand for?

Hint: “Don’t say Loyalty, Integrity and experience”• 3 Step Branding Exercise:• Write down 3 – 5 things that you think your brand represents in the

market.• Ask your family, friends, co-workers and most importantly your past

clients what is the first thing that comes to mind when they think about you and your brand.

• Compare their responses to yours.

What is your BIG, BOLD, BRANDING statement?For example:“The #1 resource for selling your Atlanta Home”

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What is YOUR Niche?

Create AGGRESSIVE referrals

Own a NICHE to get RICH!

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Market for listing appointments by creating a higher perceived value. The 40/40/20 rule.

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40% is knowing your audience

Some Quick Facts About Your Next First Time Home Buyer

• Equal to or Bigger than Baby Boomer Generation , Roughly 26% of the population

• 3 times the size of Generation X • Weak on interpersonal skills …why? Technology• Spending power exceeds $200 billion • Close to family , so stay in touch with those past

clients

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40% is the value of what you are offering

Example of Failed Marketing:

Really? I need you for that?

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Anybody can tell you how much your home is worth,

contact us today and we will tell you how to make your

home worth MORE!You don’t need to know how

much your home is worth, you need to know how to make

your home worth MORE!

Example of Successful Marketing:

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20% is the LOOKWhat’s wrong with this picture?

What’s wrong with this picture?

Everything you do offline MUST have a call to action to drive people online!!!

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Everything you do offline MUST have a call to action to drive people online.

For example:

5 Most Important things you need to know when thinking of selling your home in Atlanta

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What is Social Branding?

CONSISTENCY OFFLINE & ONLINECONSISTENCY ACROSS ALL MEDIA

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Communication Skills

• Phone• Email• Text

• Facebook

Gen Y thinks Gen X is a bunch of whiners. Gen X sees Gen Y as arrogant and entitled. And everyone thinks the Baby Boomers are self-absorbed workaholics.

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Baby boomers (born 1943-1960)

• highly competitive willing to sacrifice for success. • Recognition is important to boomers – “Master

Agents”• personable style of communication- build rapport. • value hard work, appreciate respect. • Phone, hand-written notes• Need help with Social Media• Don’t tell them what to do…show them• These clients WANT to HELP, so ask!

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Generation X (born 1960-1980)

• Work hard – play hard, Work to live• More educated than their parents• Want fun in the work environment – saw parents struggle• A higher divorce rate combined with an increase in working mothers meant

many Xers grew up as "latch-key kids," frequently left to their own devices. • Xers tend to be skeptical, highly individual workers who value a work/life

balance.• Generation X was shaped by a culture of instant results — from remote controls

to the birth of the Internet — so they value efficiency and directness. • Do not waste my time!• Email, Text• Do Not Need your help with Social Media, but need your content and input –

wants somebody else to do it because they are “too busy”.• You are a resource that save them time, entertain them

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Millenials Gen Y(born after 1980)

• They want INSTANT gratification• Very weak interpersonal skills• Priority is family over work• Team Oriented – (Play Groups, tons of sports)• Wonder how the world existed on a dial-up connection• People are thinking that they're just like Generation Xers, only younger —

and they're not• Millenials are highly collaborative and optimistic. • They put feelings on the table• Text, FB, Twitter, Email• Do NOT need your help with technology, they need to know you use it and

understand it – need your help with the business!• Work on their emotions

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Social Media and the Real Estate

IndustryPart 2

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Over 1 billion usersAvg. user has 130 Friends

130 Friends!

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75% of all time spent on Social Media

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Your next best customer is connected to your current customers

Value of Facebook

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Separate Your Personal From Professional

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What Happens in Vegas…

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…stays on Facebook!

Check your security settings!

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• Click on the Lock icon in the top right of your profile

• Select “Who can see my stuff?”

Privacy Settings

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• Set “Who can see my future posts” to Friends

Privacy Settings

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• Limiting Previous content– Like that weekend in Vegas

• Go to “See More Settings”

Privacy Settings

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• Click on Limit Past Posts• Select Limit Old Posts

Privacy Settings

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• Lists– Clients, Prospects/Leads, Family, Friends

Separating Personal & Professional

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• Use the left navigation and select “MORE” across from friends

Separating Personal & Professional

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• Then choose “Create List”

Separating Personal & Professional

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• Name the list and start typing the names of people you want to add

Separating Personal & Professional

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• Posting to a list

Separating Personal & Professional

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• Posting to a list

Separating Personal & Professional

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• www.facebook.com/pages/create• Choose Local Business or Place

Create A Page

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SEOLinks to different parts of

your website

Branded cover photo with contact info

Separate Your Personal From Professional

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• www.facebook.com/pages/create• Choose Local Business or Place

Create A Page

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• Choose “Real Estate” for the Category• Enter your address and phone number

Create A Page

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• YOUR NAME – Realtor for LIST COMMUNITIES• YOUR NAME Team – Selling LIST

COMMUNITIES, Pru Georgia• Exp: Burke Smith – Homes in Atlanta

Naming Your Page

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Skip, Skip, Skip and Skip

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Until

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• The more you fill out the easier you are to find

Fill Out Your Info

Focus on Keywords

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• Include the most important information about what you offer to your audience

• Important: Include your website URL

Short Description

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• Example– YOUR NAME selling homes in LIST COMMUNITIES.

Visit www.YOURWEBSITE.com to find your next home

Short Description

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Set Up Your URL

• Edit Page>Update Info>Username

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Page Name IS NOT the URLURL

“YourNetCoach”

Page Name

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Guidelines

• Your username should be straightforward and easy to remember • As close as possible to the name of your business• Choose carefully usernames are permanent and non-transferable• If you enter your username incorrectly you may change it ONCE• Use only alphanumeric characters (a-z, 0-9) • You may include periods and capital letters to make your

username easier to read, but these won't affect how people find your Page

For example, www.facebook.com/HSAHomeWarranty and www.facebook.com/HSA.Home.Warranty go to the same Page.

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www.woobox.com

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SEOLinks to different parts of

your website

Branded cover photo with contact info

Separate Your Personal From Professional

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• Select Login

• Select Login with Facebook

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• Select your business page

• Choose HTML Fangate on the left

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• Choose Add a new HTML Fangate

• Set the source to URL and enter the link to your listings

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• Keep it short– Posts between 100 and 250 characters get 60%

more likes, comments and shares than posts over 250 characters

Tips For Great Posts

Source: www.postrocket.com

• Be visual– Posting photos, and videos get 120% and 100%

more engagement respectively. – Tip: Try posting a link with a photo and add the

article title and URL in the caption

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• Ask for what you want— Asking simple opinion-driven questions or “fill-in-

the-blanks” will bring in 90% more engagement than the average post

Source: www.postrocket.com

• Post Daily― Remember that 96% of your fans aren’t

coming back to your page to view posts. So posting frequently is the only way to consistently reach them

Tips For Great Posts

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• Be relevant, but not pushy— Posts related to, but not directly about your

brand perform best. For example, if you’re a muffin shop posts should be about recipes and baking tips – not politics, religion or cats

• Be timely— Test out different times to find what works best

for your audience then stick with them

Tips For Great Posts

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Scheduling PostsSchedulin

Scheduling Posts

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• Compose your message with attachments

• Click on the clock icon

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• Select a Year, Month, Day, Hour, and Minute

• Click on Schedule

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Reviewing Scheduled Posts

• From your Admin Panel choose “Use Activity Log”

• This will display all the posts you have scheduled as they will appear on Facebook and when they will be posted

Post

Time

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Tagging (@)

• To increase your visibility Tag People, Places and Pages in your posts

• Target things that your clients might like• To tag something type @ then the name of

the person, place or page

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Getting people to

your page

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Inviting Your Friends

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• From the Admin Panel of your page select Invite Friends under Build Audience

• If a friend is grayed out you have already invited them and may not do so again

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• Choose All Friends from the drop down menu

• Check the box next to the friends you wish to invite

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Invite Email Contacts

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• Select Invite Email Contacts under Build Audience

• Choose Other Tools

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• Select the .CSV file you exported from Outlook

• Unselect any contacts you don’t want to invite

• Click Preview Invitation

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• This is how your invitations will appear to people who are on Facebook

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Facebook Insights

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• Likes (Fans)• Virality (Engagement)• Reach (Impressions)• People Talking About This

– Likes, Shares, Comments, Mentions, RSVPs, Check ins, Wall Posts, Poll Answers, Photo Tags

Metrics that Matter

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• Who Likes my Page– Demographics and Location of Fans

• When is the Best Time to Post• What Kind of Content Should I Post• Page Traffic

– How many people are visiting my page– How are they finding my page– What are they looking at on my page

Insights Explains

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• On Admin Panel

Accessing Insights

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On To Insights

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Understanding Page Performance

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Understanding Page Performance

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Understanding Page Performance

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Understanding Page Performance

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Understanding Page Performance

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View Your Competitor’s Insights

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Social Media and the Real Estate

IndustryPart 3

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Over 200 Million and Growing

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Facts & Figures

200 million users

7,610 searches on LinkedIn Every Minute

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LinkedIn

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Your Network and Degrees of Connection

What does "your network" and "out of network" mean?• On LinkedIn, people in your

network are called connections and your network is made up of your 1st-degree, 2nd-degree, and 3rd-degree connections and fellow members of your LinkedIn Groups.

• 1st-degree - People you're directly connected to because you have accepted their invitation to connect, or they have accepted your invitation. You'll see a 1st degree icon next to their name in search results and on their profile. You can contact them by sending a message on LinkedIn.

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2nd-degree

• People who are connected to your 1st-degree connections. You'll see a 2nd degree icon next to their name in search results and on their profile. You can send them an invitation by clicking Connect or contact them through an InMail or an introduction.

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3rd-degree

- People who are connected to your 2nd-degree connections. You'll see a 3rd degree icon next to their name in search results and on their profile. You can send them an invitation by clicking Connect or contact them through an InMail or an introduction.

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100% Complete LinkedIn Profile

1) Add a profile photo2) List current position + at least 2 prior jobs3) 5 or more skills on your profile4) Write a summary about yourself5) Fill out your industry and zip code6) Add where you went to school7) Have 50 or more connections

Reach out to professionals such as CPAs instead of attorneys

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Grow Reach

Goals of Using LinkedIn

Increase Engagement

Drive Traffic

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LinkedIn is your Top Search Result

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Make Your Profile Public

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• Under profile select Edit Profile

• Select the Edit button underneath your picture, and across from your url

Make Your Profile Public

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• Make sure the radio button next to Make my public profile visible to everyone is selected

Make Your Profile Public

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Claim a Vanity URL

• Click customize your public profile URL

• Enter your name, NOT the name of your company and set the URL

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What makes your Profile Complete?

• Your industry and location

• A current position (with description)

• 2 past positions• Your education• Your skills (min. of 3)• A profile photo• 50+ connections

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• Use Keywords where possible– Headline– Summary– Interests

When Filling Out Your Profile

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• Real Estate• Real Estate Development• Real Estate Transactions• Commercial Real Estate• Real Estate Economics• Corporate Real Estate• Real Estate Financing• Real Estate License• Residential Homes• First Time Home Buyers• First Time Home Sellers• New Home Sales• Single Family Homes

• Home Staging • Real Estate Staging• Existing Home Sales• Certified New Home Sales

Professional• Condos• Apartments• Valuation• Financial Analysis• High Value Homes• Buyer representation• Move up Buyers• National Association of Realtors

Add These Skills

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• Under profile select Edit Profile

• Select the pencil icon across from Skills & expertise

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• Enter a new skill and click add

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Connecting

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Join existing groups in your community

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• Using the search bar on the top of LinkedIn and enter either the location or type of group you want to search for

Luxury Homes

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• Select Groups on the left

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Groups to Join:

• Hobbies• Interests• Niche

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Groups to Join:Winning Listings and Converting Buyers

With Social Media

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Creating Groups

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• From “Interests” Select “Groups”

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• Click on “Create a Group”

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• Choose your group’s logo, name, and type before filling out all the required info

• Choose Open or Members Only

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Endorsements

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Social Media and the Real Estate

IndustryPart 4

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Twitter

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Starting Twitter (www.twitter.com)• Create a handle. This can be changed at any time, but choose carefully.

You want people to easily remember your name. (Ex: @HSAHomeWarranty)

• Choose a profile picture (don’t be an egg!). Many brands use their logo. Pick something recognizable.

• Choose a background. Twitter has many pre-made themes or you can upload a photo of your choice. There are also many sites that allow you to create your own. (Ex: Themeleon)

• Choose a header photo. This is a somewhat new feature. Much like Facebook, you can choose a cover photo that will be on your home Twitter page and contain your profile picture and biography.

• Biography. You get 160 characters to tell the world about your company, so use it wisely! You also have an option to add a website and the location of your business.

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Create a following• Start following people that closely relate to your interests.

Other Realtors, brokers and agents are a great place to start.– You can easily do this by typing “real estate”, #realestate,

or any combination of words in the search bar at the top of your home page.

• Following larger real estate news conglomerates is also a great source of information.– @Trulia @Zillow @YahooHomes @msnrealestate

• Follow people and businesses in your territory. You are the expert on your territory! Follow restaurants, schools, malls and people that live in your area.– You can do this by typing your city, state (Atlanta, GA) in

the search box on the home page. This will bring up a variety of people connected to this city as well as people who are tweeting about the community.

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Start tweeting

• Start talking about relevant information. People use Twitter to find information quickly and if you become a hub for real estate information, people will find you.

• Tweet articles from sites such as trulia.com, Zillow.com, realtytimes.com. Remember, you only have 140 characters, so give a quick headline with a link to the rest of the article (you can truncate links by using https://bitly.com).

• Be engaging. Ask questions to your followers and comment on articles people post. Twitter is about the conversation.

• Be personal. No one wants to follow a robot. A combination of personal tweets (Wow! Can you guys believe how much snow we’re getting?) and informational links is a great way to mix it up.

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Twitter lingo and symbols• The @ symbol. The @ signifies someone’s Twitter handle, or name. When

speaking to someone or about someone, always start with an @ symbol followed by their Twitter handle. (Ex: Hey @HSAHomeWarranty, did you see that article on the @Zillow site?)

• The # symbol. Hashtags are a great way to enhance a conversation so that more people have the possibility of seeing your tweet. You can literally hashtag every word in a tweet, but it’s strongly discouraged. (Ex: I’m heading to a #realestate conference next week. Can’t wait!) Hashtagging #realestate allows people to click on the #realestate hashtag and see people all over Twitter who hashtagged the same words.

• Favorite. If you love a tweet (the information, the link, what it says) hit the little star button beneath the tweet to save it forever. You can access your favorite tweets through your profile page (FYI: anyone in the world of Twitter can access your favorite tweets, so be careful!).

• Retweet or RT. The best way to give someone a shout out on Twitter. If you see a tweet sent by one of your followers that you love and want to share, hit the Retweet button. That tweet will then be sent out to all of your followers. This is a great way to share information.

• Direct message or DM. This is a way to send someone a private message through Twitter, similar to Facebook emails. These are also limited to 140 characters.

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Social Media and the Real Estate

IndustryPart 5

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• The domain name www.youtube.com was registered on February 14, 2005

• Over 3 billion videos are viewed a day• More video is uploaded to YouTube in one month than the 3 major US

networks created in 60 years• 70% of YouTube traffic comes from outside the US• YouTube is localized in 25 countries across 43 languages• 800M unique users visit YouTube each month• YouTube is the 3rd largest search engine - #1 for video (358,000 real

estate videos)• Through Google, YouTube can automatically translate your video into

43 different languages

Facts & Figures

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REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE

73% of homeowners say they’re more likely to list with a REALTOR who offers to do video

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REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY AND SOCIAL MEDIA USAGE

Yet only 12 % of the total # of REALTORS currently have

YouTube accounts

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• YouTube Videos are a large factor in determining Google rankings

YouTube Advantages

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• Sites that showcase relevant YouTube videos are ranked higher

• This means posting and linking to these videos gives you an advantage over other real estate professionals

YouTube Advantages

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• YouTube is your mobile advertising it’s available on hundreds of top mobile devices

• Videos attract 300% more traffic and leads (Marketing Sherpa)

YouTube Advantages

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• Video is the most engaging and versatile content• Can be used on your

– Website– Email– Facebook– Twitter– LinkedIn– Blog

YouTube Advantages

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• You NEED a Google Account• If you have a Gmail for your business use it!

Setting Up A Channel

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• Go to www.YouTube.com and choose create an account

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• Fill in the required information

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• After you are logged in click the drop down arrow on the top right and select My Channel

• Select Click Here right underneath your name to create a channel for your business.

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• Enter your business name and category then hit Create Channel

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• Select a Profile Picture

• This is linked to your Google + profile picture

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• Set your channel art

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Once set your URL is permanent and can never be changed

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Seriously. . . It’s permanent

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• Click on your profile in the top right and select YouTube Settings

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• Choose Advanced

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• Click Create Custom URL

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Think it over

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Add A Description

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• Click on the pencil icon

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• Channel Description– The first few characters of your channel description appear most

frequently across the site - highlight your most important content upfront i.e. a link to your website

– The description also shows up in the About Tab for a channel and is a valuable resource for subscribers to find out more

– Accurately describe your channel and capture relevant channel keywords. Include relevant contact information (email, phone, etc)

– Remember to think about your description as it shows up on YouTube- on your channel page and in search results.

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• Add Links to:– Your Website– Facebook– Twitter– LinkedIn– Pinterest

Include Links

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• Click on the pencil icon directly below the description

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• Can add an unlimited number to links to your profile

• However only 1 link to an external site can appear on your channel art

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• Use this to drive traffic to your website.

Check this box

Add your website

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• Select Upload, then Select files to upload.

Uploading a Video

Note: You can also drag and drop a video file into this area to upload it

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Uploading a Video

Category

Privacy Settings

Tags

Description

Share This Link

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• Title: What you want to call your video.• Include Keywords

• Description: This tells viewers what the video is about. Keep it brief, and include keywords and your company name and information so that people can more easily find your video when they conduct online searches.

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• Tags: These are keywords that help identify your video or business. For example, if you’re a roofer posting a video on how to clean a gutter, you might use the following tags: roofer, gutter, how to clean a gutter, [name of your business], [your business ZIP code], etc.

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• Privacy Settings • Pubic – anyone can view your video• Unlisted - only people who have the link to will

be able to view your video• Private - only those who you list can view the

video

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• Category: Select a subject matter category that’s most relevant for your business. Most often “Real Estate”

• Advanced Settings: These settings are optional and allow you to include information about the video location and recording date, and settings for comments.

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• Keywords in the Title• Keywords in the Description

– Always start with url• Use Tags• Transcription• Keywords in the File name of the video

5 Components to MAXIMIZE Traffic

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• iMovie (Mac Only)• Windows Movie Maker (Windows)• YouTube (Edit Online)

Video Editing

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• Property Videos– Use property photos to create a branded slideshow tour of a listing with

voiceover. – Include pricing information and a link to the listing in the description

Tactics

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• Agent Profiles– Well done agent videos can increase the time spent

on site by prospects• Which in turn decreases their time spent on competitors

sites

– Prospects who call an agent after watching a video profile are far more qualified based on the investment they’ve made in learning about the agent.

Tactics

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• Neighborhood Profiles– Use video to help prospective home buyers learn

about cities or neighborhoods– Hyperlocal– Focus on selling the community, not just the

listing

Tactics

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Tactics

• Real Estate Industry Current Events– Establish yourself as an expert by discussing

current changes in your real estate market

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5TYbYOvm6c&list=TLOrmgPHuLqiM

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Tactics

• Testimonials– Ask your best clients to say a few words about

what it’s like working with you– Take a video camera with you whenever you're

out with clients

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Tactics

• Pre-listing presentation video– Create a video with your value proposition, why

a seller should pick you and send it to potential clients before you meet in person

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Tactics

• Open House Promotions– Give people a sneak peek at a new property and

let them know when the next open house will be

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Tactics

• How To Videos– Real estate can be a big complicated world for

your clients. Help them navigate with short, informational videos that include answers to common questions you receive

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Tactics

How to Ideas:• Eco-friendly building• How to purchase a home• Lease-to-own tips• How short sales work• Renovation tips

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• Have a Plan• Keep it Short

– 3-4 minute videos• Be Active• Make Content Not Ads

Best Practices

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• Everyone starts at 0

Remember

Everyone Starts at Zero

You Are Here

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• Many people attempt to use YouTube, throw up a few videos, get discouraged quickly and abandon their channel

Remember

Never Give Up

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WHY CARE ABOUT

GOOGLE +?

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Who Wants to be #1?

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92% of Real Estate Consumers start their Search on the Web

70% start on Google

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Google represents over 70%

of all searches on the Internet.

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#1 Social Media Platform for

Boosting SEO

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SEO

• a URL's number of Google +1s is more highly correlated with search rankings than any other factor.

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Getting Started on Google +

• Most of you already have a profile• Log into www.google.com

• Look for +YOURNAME

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• Using the menu under Home, select Profile

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• Talk about who you are, what you do and where you do it

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• Enter Your Current and Past employers • Enter Real Estate Related Skills

New Home Sales; 1st Time Home Buyers; Listing Homes; Short Sales; Seller Representation; 1st Time Home Sellers; Vacation Homes; National Association of Realtors; Relocation; Buyers Agent; etc.

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Fill Out Your Info

• Fill out all of your contact info• Set your Work information to Public

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• Link to your other social profiles– Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn

• Add a Link to your Website under Links towards the bottom

• If you blog add those sites under Contributor To

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Upload a Cover Photo

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Find People and Create Circles

• Define Circles?• Group people together based on how you think

of them in real life• They do not know how they’re listed

– People in your circles (but not the name of the circle) will appear to others on your Google Profile

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What happens when you add someone to a circle?

• They may receive a notification that you've added them.

• Anything that you previously shared with that circle (before he or she became a member) will now be visible to them.

• If they add you to their circles, posts you've shared with them may appear within their stream of posts.

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Finding People

• Place your cursor in the top left corner for the Google+ main menu. Click People.

• Use Suggestions to find people who’ve added you to circles or to add people to your circles.

• Use 'Find coworkers' or 'Find classmates' to find additional people and add them to your circles.

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What Is It?

Google Authorship

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https://plus.google.com/authorship

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• Enter your email • When the email arrives click the Verify button

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Check Your Links

• Go back to edit the Links section on your profile

• Make sure you list all of the websites that your contribute content to

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Google + Pages

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Get found, right when your customers are most interested.

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Google Places?

• Now Google + Local

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Google + Local

• They place this group of businesses on page #1 of search results, at the top, in prime position each time they sense that a Consumer is “Searching” for an agent.

• When they use words like Realty, Real Estate Office, Real Estate Agents, ect Google inserts “Places” right at the top.

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Google + Local

• Think of it as “This generations Yellow Pages”! Just as you HAD TO BE in the Yellow Pages, you really HAVE TO BE in Google+ Local!

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When your customers search on Google, the results to the right may include relevant posts, photos, and

videos from your Google+ page.

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Search: HSA Home Warranty

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Create a G+ Page• Place your cursor over Home on the top left and

select Pages

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• Choose Create A Page

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• Select Local Business or Place and enter your number

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• Select Add your business to Google

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• Enter your business name and address• Select a category (Real Estate Consultant)

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• Choose a page name and enter your web address

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You Did It!

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Verifying Your Page

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Request a Pin

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When The Pin Arrives

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Google+ Pages in Gmail

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Basic Social Media Strategies for Real Estate

MONITOR TRENDS – DON’T MASTER THEM

CONCENTRATE ON BEING INTERESTED INSTEAD OF INTERESTING

What do you post to Facebook?

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Social Media and the Real Estate

IndustryPart 6

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TOOLS YOU CAN USE

TO MAKE SOCIAL NETWORKING EASIER

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Monitoring Your Presence

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Realtor

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Monitoring Your Presence

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Tools You Can UseTMTMBBBB SOISOI

BB = Business Builder AppTM = Time Management AppSOI = Sphere of Influence App

= Available on Android Phones

= Available on iPhone

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Every Agent Needs a Smart Phone

WHY?

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Tools You Can Use

Dropbox is one of the most popular cloud computing service available currently. It was just recently valued at $4 Billion. How many times have you created a Power Point or similar presentation for a client and they love it so much, they request a copy via email? The only problem is the file may be too large to e-mail. Enter Dropbox, set up a free account, upload your files, then share them with your desired e-mail address(es). Dropbox will notify the individuals(s) that you shared the file with and provide a link for them to set up their free account. Once they do this, your files can be downloaded for free. It’s a beautiful thing if you want to send large files to your clients and business affiliates. Dropbox is the way to go. Your first 2 GB of storage is free before you are prompted to be a paid member, however users can remove files to maintain their storage capacity below the paid level.

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HootSuite

TMTMBBBB SOISOI

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Evernote

TMTMBBBB SOISOI

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Smartr Contacts (XOBNI)

TMTMBBBB SOISOI

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Pic Scatter is by far the easiest. You'll need to give access to your likes, photos, and photos shared with you. Then you can create a montage cover showing a group of your friends or some of your likes. You can also use a specific photo album. But no matter what you choose, make sure you have enough there for Pic Scatter to choose from, to prevent repeating of images.

Pic Scatter is free, but contains branding in the image. It's a super low lifetime fee of $1.50 to remove the branding, and it also gives you access to filters, instant uploads, and downloading images to your desktop.

TMTM SOISOI

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Timeline Cover BannerUnlike Pic Scatter, Timeline Cover Banner is totally free and does not contain any branding. It's not as simple, but if you want total control over your Facebook Timeline's cover image, this will do the trick. Their tool lets you upload any image (or images) of your choice, which you can then edit or add text to. You can also select from one of many free background images in their gallery.                  Once you've perfected your cover image, it will download right to your desktop. The big plus here? There's no need to connect via Facebook!

TMTM SOISOI

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Pocket (Read It Later)Sync any article, video or web page that you want to read, watch or view later. across to your phone, tablet and computer

TMTM

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CamScanner

Use your phone camera to SCAN (take a picture of) all kinds of paper documents and send them to clients

TMTM

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SlyDial

TMTM

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Magic Plan

TMTMBBBB

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Sitegeist

BBBB

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Camera awesome

TMTMBBBB

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HomeSnap

TMTMBBBB

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Video Walkthroughs

• www.YouTube.com/HSAWarranty

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HSA Social Media Resources

Facebook.com/hsahomewarranty

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Win Prizes

Post on our page and be entered into our monthly fan drawing

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Just a Thought…

Everybody is….• Tweeting• Facebooking• Blogging• Texting• Pinging• Posting• Emailing

Nobody is…• Doorknocking• Farming• Calling• Talking• Writing• Mailing• Living

Your opportunity is to combine these two columns!!!!!

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Thank You!

[email protected]

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Want Burke to Speak at Your Next Company or Office

Event?

Contact Brian Geick at 608-798-6410or email [email protected]

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