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Digital Marketing, Sneaky Agents, & A Winter Market


With COVID infection rates exploding šŸ§Ø and hospitalization šŸ„ rates rising as we go into the cold šŸ„¶ winter months, the risk this poses to our recovering šŸ¤• housing market is a question šŸ§ that should be addressed. In a previous article, I identified infection šŸ§« rates during the winter ā„ļø months as one of the economyā€™s šŸ’¹ high-risk variables.


For most people, real estate agents are a necessary part of buying or selling a house šŸ”. They know the industry inside and out and make the task a lot easier for you. But as with any special service or skill you pay šŸ’µ for, what you donā€™t know can cost šŸ’ø you. Some real estate agents are terrific šŸ™Œ. But others can be a bit sneaky šŸ˜. Here are five 5ļøāƒ£ things you should know šŸ¤“ about how at least some real estate agents behave.



In just a matter of months šŸ“† the coronavirus pandemic dramatically changed the landscape šŸŒ„ of the housing market, especially in big cities šŸŒƒ. But now news šŸ—ž of a promising vaccine šŸ’‰ could turn the market on its head šŸ™ƒ again.


From direct mail šŸ“¬ to ā€œsold byā€ signs, marketing has always been vital for agents, brokers and other real estate pros to get their name out there šŸ“£. However, as the industry continues to embrace the digital šŸ‘¾ world, many professionals are looking šŸ‘€ to increase ā†—ļø their digital marketing effortsšŸ’Ŗ.



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