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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Three options for advertising?
Wondering for those people who first started out chasing off-market deals, what advertising methods did you use? Would anyone suggest hitting one in particular, or spend some money on each? The three we are considering are:
1. Paid ads on Facebook
2. Direct mail, postcards, local paper ads, local paper inserts, door hangers.
3. Possible radio, TV, billboards/bus benches.
I have also heard that spending money and getting our site optimized (carrot.com) would be a good investment, but we are worried about watering down our brand.
I'd like to hear what others have done, success stories, failures, etc. Please share your experiences and thoughts!
- Gus Muller
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I have been testing some techniques on FB for some time now. Still not there yet.
Not a fan of direct mail.