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| You'll all be pleased to know that I am finally on Facebook, so will be interesting to see how this works for business. Have figured out there are just not enough hours in the day for work AND Facebook and can now see why so many employers block it on work computers. It's addictive. Valeriex |
Valerie
20/03/2009 4:48:00 PM
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| Thanks John and Charlie for the feedback. I agree not all business is good business so not a flippant remark at all, I just think I'm deserving of more work than we are getting. I'm going to sign up for the social media bootcamp aussiehome.com are running and will be spending this weekend checking out Facebook and Twitter - wish me luck.... Valeriex |
Valerie
12/03/2009 11:32:00 AM
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Charlie's right. I only know about this site because I know you and Steve, and I'm not about to sell or buy in the near future.
Imagine using Twitter to announce every time you settle. You could issue a statement like "Another property Settled - $670,000 in Maylands. Customer ecstatic. Deal done in 34 days." Using advertising, maybe in Facebook or other publications, you invite people to follow your Twitter - tell them they can monitor Settlements in REAL TIME, and that one of them could be theirs. |
John Townsend
6/03/2009 3:31:00 PM
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IN 2 words - SOCIAL MEDIA - it's phenomenally strong - more people on Facebook over 40 than under 18. 400,000 in FB in Perth alone. I used to think it was all 'bunk' - now I'm a convert. Blogs (which you're doing), but do you have a Facebook group, do you do Facebook ads (amazingly targetted and effective), RSS feeds (out and in), do you Twitter? (don't titter, it's powerful)?
- just a few random thoughts.
Another way of answering is - not all business is good business, you can't grab all the business. But that's quite flippant. Sorry about that. |
Charlie
6/03/2009 12:59:00 PM
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