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Chelsie Runnings
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Marketing New Agent

Chelsie Runnings
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Sonoma County
Posted

Hi there,

I am wondering if anyone could offer some advice on how to market myself as a new agent. I don't want to scare any prospective clients away because I am new. I have been working with a Top producing real estate agent for a year now, but still worry being new will cause people to worry and lean away from me as an agent.

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William E.
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William E.
  • Investor
  • Pearland, TX
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check out this article

and this podcast (not directly an answer, but useful nonetheless)

get business cards and go to all the REI meetings you can find. Then walk up to everyone and let them know that you're the person to go to for buying and selling properties.

positive attitude is usually the main thing you need to make it. 

simple things you can do. 

  • get a gimmick (business card with your dog on it that stands out from the boring ones.)
  • maybe add that to a simple landing webpage. you don't need anything fancy, but a page that is reference on your card where they can fill a form or click on your email address to contact you.
  • have a catchy email address linked to your domain. Chelsie at ChelsieTheRealtor.com or Chelsie at ShinyNewHouses.com (both are available for $.99 from godaddy)

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