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Digital Marketing, Sneaky Agents, & A Winter Market


With COVID infection rates exploding 🧨 and hospitalization šŸ„ rates rising as we go into the cold 🄶 winter months, the risk this poses to our recovering šŸ¤• housing market is a question 🧐 that should be addressed. In a previous article, I identified infection 🧫 rates during the winter ā„ļø months as one of the economy’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 don’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 🌃. 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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