Comments on: Social Media Revolution in Real Estate http://www.cybercletch.com/2009/11/social-media-revolution-in-real-estate/ YOUR Marketing Management Team Sat, 28 Jan 2012 00:22:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Tuesday Time Saving Tips: How to Survive Your Serengeti : Cybercletch LLC http://www.cybercletch.com/2009/11/social-media-revolution-in-real-estate/comment-page-1/#comment-1433 Tuesday Time Saving Tips: How to Survive Your Serengeti : Cybercletch LLC Tue, 18 Jan 2011 13:01:41 +0000 http://www.cybercletch.com/?p=123#comment-1433 [...] attention to detail through his annual Swanepoel TRENDS Report, and his SOCIAL MEDIA Report (mentioned here). I have no problem recommending anything Stefan has authored, he is an intelligent and thoughtful [...] [...] attention to detail through his annual Swanepoel TRENDS Report, and his SOCIAL MEDIA Report (mentioned here). I have no problem recommending anything Stefan has authored, he is an intelligent and thoughtful [...]

]]> By: Mel Aclaro http://www.cybercletch.com/2009/11/social-media-revolution-in-real-estate/comment-page-1/#comment-300 Mel Aclaro Mon, 09 Nov 2009 18:13:46 +0000 http://www.cybercletch.com/?p=123#comment-300 Thanks for posting a great summary. While there's still a role for traditional marketing, I agree that social media channels gives real estate/business professionals an opportunity to be active participants and establish relationships with their customers and prospective customers long before the sale. Another thing that goes hand-in-hand with that (and maybe a subject of a future newsletter you write for NOCBOR?) is the importance of establishing what Stefan and I referred to as "listening posts." The idea being that, as active participants in the social media space, it helps to have technologies working on our behalf to proactively help us become aware when snippets of topics we care about occur in conversations "somewwhere" the social web. That's what helps keep the dialog and conversation going. Cheers, Mel Aclaro co-author, Swanepoel Social Media Report 2010 BusinessCasualBlog.com Thanks for posting a great summary. While there’s still a role for traditional marketing, I agree that social media channels gives real estate/business professionals an opportunity to be active participants and establish relationships with their customers and prospective customers long before the sale.

Another thing that goes hand-in-hand with that (and maybe a subject of a future newsletter you write for NOCBOR?) is the importance of establishing what Stefan and I referred to as “listening posts.” The idea being that, as active participants in the social media space, it helps to have technologies working on our behalf to proactively help us become aware when snippets of topics we care about occur in conversations “somewwhere” the social web. That’s what helps keep the dialog and conversation going.

Cheers,

Mel Aclaro
co-author, Swanepoel Social Media Report 2010
BusinessCasualBlog.com

]]> By: Mel Aclaro http://www.cybercletch.com/2009/11/social-media-revolution-in-real-estate/comment-page-1/#comment-1381 Mel Aclaro Mon, 09 Nov 2009 18:13:00 +0000 http://www.cybercletch.com/?p=123#comment-1381 Thanks for posting a great summary. While there's still a role for traditional marketing, I agree that social media channels gives real estate/business professionals an opportunity to be active participants and establish relationships with their customers and prospective customers long before the sale. Another thing that goes hand-in-hand with that (and maybe a subject of a future newsletter you write for NOCBOR?) is the importance of establishing what Stefan and I referred to as "listening posts." The idea being that, as active participants in the social media space, it helps to have technologies working on our behalf to proactively help us become aware when snippets of topics we care about occur in conversations "somewwhere" the social web. That's what helps keep the dialog and conversation going. Cheers, Mel Aclaro co-author, Swanepoel Social Media Report 2010 BusinessCasualBlog.com Thanks for posting a great summary. While there’s still a role for traditional marketing, I agree that social media channels gives real estate/business professionals an opportunity to be active participants and establish relationships with their customers and prospective customers long before the sale.

Another thing that goes hand-in-hand with that (and maybe a subject of a future newsletter you write for NOCBOR?) is the importance of establishing what Stefan and I referred to as “listening posts.” The idea being that, as active participants in the social media space, it helps to have technologies working on our behalf to proactively help us become aware when snippets of topics we care about occur in conversations “somewwhere” the social web. That’s what helps keep the dialog and conversation going.

Cheers,

Mel Aclaro
co-author, Swanepoel Social Media Report 2010
BusinessCasualBlog.com

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