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Kelly Conley
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What Do You Struggle With Most On Social Media?

Kelly Conley
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  • Atlanta, GA
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What do you struggle with most when trying to generate leads on social media?

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Mindi Rosser
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Mindi Rosser
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Excellent question, @Kelly Conley! I'm curious to hear what others in real estate have to say about this issue, because I'd like to start using social media effectively as it applies to real estate investing.

My day job is doing lead generation for B2B companies using LinkedIn, and their biggest struggles are: cutting through the noise, getting clear on their messaging, finding their prospects on social media, creating systems/metrics to track what's working and not, and having someone to actually implement their strategy for them. 

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