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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Soon to be new agent looking for tips on marketing.
Greetings folks,
I'm soon to be in the Real Estate game and i'm planning on working exclusively with Sellers and trying to gather listings. I've heard that farming geo areas is the best way to go and I highly doubt my SEO skills will work because I def don't have the resources to out rank the national companies that make money selling leads to realtors like Trulia, Redfin, Zillow, Zippy among others. Has anyone had any luck with marketing to sellers in their area and what are you doing online and offline?
Thanks Tons hope to get some replys.
Most Popular Reply

If you can get a decent Zipcode I know agents who get 90% of their leads by using Zillow as a "preferred agent". If you end up in a crappy zip code though it's a PITA.
You can always cold call expired listings. It sucks... But it works. There are a few companies that offer an online auto dialer and they provide the leads for you.
Farming craigslist. Direct mail. Pound the pavement. Hit up garage sales.