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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

What's the biggest problem with your marketing?
What do you find is the biggest obstacle/problem/issue/frustration you have with marketing for your real estate investing business?
Would it be:
- Deciding what medium to use (e.g. direct mail, web, etc.)
- Finding the right mailing list (e.g. probate, absentee-owner, etc.)
- Writing good copy that pulls a decent response rate (for direct mail)
- Not having enough money to spend on marketing
- Not having enough time to field phone calls from potential sellers
- Following up on seller leads
- Low volume of leads
- Low motivation level of leads
Or is it something else??
For my own business, it's making initial contact with sellers - i.e. weeding through all the tire-kickers to find the real deals. What a pain in the arse.
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Originally posted by Blair H.:
Originally posted by Jon Klaus:
300 is nuts. Might be time to move on to a different niche or area. I have a good number of DFW properties, mostly east, and I get very few mailings.
Jon - I think I need to make a trip to DFW to visit Buttermilk's. Food looks freakin' good!
We could do an East TX meetup there and talk marketing. Come on!