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How REALTORS® are using social networking to grow their businessesNET•WORKING
Chelsie Foty | MAAR Member Relations & Marketing
SOCIAL MEDIA REVOLUTION
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIFYPQjYhv8
@MPLSREALTORShttp://twitter.com/mplsREALTORS
TWEET WHAT?!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6c7eyFWYIo
Follow others (friends, family, clients, industry leaders, local businesses)
Keep Tweets informative & relevant
Utilize Retweets, Mentions, Hashtags and Links
GROWING YOUR TWITTER NETWORK
Linked in is a business oriented network with resume-style profiles
Executives from all fortune 500 companies are on LinkedIn
More than 55 million registered users (with a new member joining every second)
Make Connections: maintain a list of the contact details of people you know, respect and trust in the business world.
SO I’M LINKEDIN... NOW WHAT?
Link your public profile to your other social networking sites
Request recommendations from happy clients
Start/manage/participate in a group
Answer questions
Answer questions in the Q & A section
Show your expertise without self-promotion
Facebook is a giant cocktail party.Speak as you would in any other networking scene.
Avoid: “I’m a top producing agent! I have a listing on Main Street
and on 2nd Avenue.”
• #6 U.S. site in terms of traffic
• 350 million active users (November 2009)
• 50% of active users log in to Facebook on a given day
• More than 2/3 of Facebook users are outside of college
• The fastest growing demographic is 35 years old & older
www.facebook.com
FACEBOOK STATS
• Average user has 130 friends and spends more than 55 minutes per day on the site
• More than 35 million users update their status at least once each day
• More than 3.5 billion pieces of content are uploaded each day (links, news stories, blog posts, photos...)
• Business Pages have created more than 5.3 billion fans
• The average user becomes a fan of 2 businesses per month
www.facebook.com
FACEBOOK STATS
“SOLVE, DON’T SELL”
status updates: conversation & multimedia
building relationships vs. self promotion