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Share important pool safety tips in with this postcard, which also has a strong call to action on the back. Postcards like this are important for building trust and staying top of mind with owners who aren’t ready to sell right now.
You don’t want people calling any real estate agent, you want them calling you! This lead generation postcard tells homeowners why you are the most qualified agent to sell their home.
Not every marketing piece has to be a sales pitch. Sometimes its nice to simply connect with your customer base and wish them a happy holiday. This helps build brand recognition and trust. Our 4th of July postcards do just that. Use our greeting or create your own. Choose from a rustic flag postcard or one that celebrates the nostalgia of childhood summers.
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Our lives are lived online. We post the mundane details and the life changing events. But, there is such a thing as oversharing, particularly on your business page. Posting certain things could jeopardize the safety of you and your family, unnecessarily upset a lot of followers, or detract from your main brand message. Here are a couple tips on what you should keep off your business social pages.
- Personal details. Things like where your kids go to school, where you live, the fact that you eat at the same breakfast spot every Thursday, should all be kept OFF of your business page. You don’t know who is monitoring your activity and may want to use that information to harm you and your family.
- Vacation details. Don’t post when you are going on vacation or where. If necessary, Avoid posting pictures until after you are back. Believe it or not, there are people who track when people go on vacation so they can rob them.
- Strong political or religious views. Occasionally something may come up in the news that is political or religious in nature but also directly related to your business or industry. In that instance, it may be good to comment in a moderate, rational manner to open up a discussion amongst your followers. But most of the time, your opinions about religion and politics are better left offline. No need to frustrate or annoy customers over something not even related to your business.
- Your net worth. Most people are not posting a specific number of their net worth. But all those pictures of your new car, new jewelry, kitchen remodel, vacations, etc speak volumes about what you’re worth. Again, robbery and identity theft are big concerns here. You don’t want to make yourself a target.
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- Watch what others are posting about you on Facebook. This only applies to your personal FB profile, but you can set up filters so that nothing gets posted to your timeline without your consent. And on any social media channel, if someone posts to their profile something about you that makes you feel uncomfortable, ask them to take it down.
Have you ever posted something to your business profile that you later regretted? Let us learn from your mistakes, share in the comments below.
