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Chris Tracy
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Anybody here use Instagram?

Chris Tracy
  • Specialist
  • Plainville, CT
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If so, how?  Any good strategies?

Just curious... I don't think it's strictly for teenagers anymore.  lol

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Brooke Tomasetti
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Brooke Tomasetti
  • Providence, RI
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I use my personal Instagram account to connect with other real estate professionals and learn about real estate in general. That being said, I decided against creating a separate account just for my real estate interest. I did this because by keeping it all in one place (my work, hobbies, interests, etc.), people get a feel for who I really am and can connect with me on like interested. It's a great way to attract the right people and create real connections—I've met many of my "Instagram friends" and connections in real life—be it real estate or other.

For me, I post a lot about jewelry design which is one of my hobbies, but I also share on travel and the local area where I invest. As you can see, I don't force the real estate piece, and people gravitate to me/my account because they share other interests or live near the area where I tag my posts and talk about in my IG posts/stories.

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