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Coldwell Banker Workshop: Secrets of Social Networking

• Posted by Matthew Ferrara on March 18, 2009

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  • April 2 – Camp Verde, AZ
  • April 15 – Wichita, KS
  • April 16 – Overland Park, KS

Our workshop will teach you how to maximize the potential of social networks, including:

  • Identifying the “business case” for social networking as a primary prospecting tool
  • Examining the research of how modern consumers are using social networking every day
  • Creating a plan to use the most important social networks as prospecting platforms like Facebook. LinkedIn, MySpace and other key sites
  • Leverage Hispanic social networking sites – like MySpace en Espanol and MiGente to tap into the growing Hispanic marketplace in real estate
  • Creating an online presence using key features of social networking – status updates, sharing links, video, testimonials and more
  • Develop a Daily Action Plan to update and influence your sphere of influence
  • Managing your social networking presence using mobile wireless tools
  • Master the the “do’s and don’t’s” of social networking
  • Expanding your Sphere of Influence with recommendations and connections
  • Replacing traditional “database, mass emailing, postcard mailings and classified ads” with social networking tools
  • Developing a short- and long-term sales pipeline with these modern Customer for Life systems
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One Response to “Coldwell Banker Workshop: Secrets of Social Networking”
  1. Charles Esters says:

    Hi Matthew. I thought it was interesting to see that,The Search Factory, a internet search engine company, sent an invitation email to join a group they are starting on Linkedin. Another sign of moving to what is working versus their old model.
    Charles

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