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Ross Hamilton, CEO of Connected Investors, shares some great tips on how to use Facebook to generate leads in your real estate investing business. Watch this great FlipNerd.com VIP Flip Tip!
Flip Tip Transcript:
Mike Hambright: Hey it’s Mike Hambright from FlipNerd.com. And we have a quick VIP flip tip to share with you from Ross Hamilton, who’s the CEO of Connected Investors, on how to use Facebook in your real estate investing business.
Ross Hamilton: Hey, I’m really excited to share this information with you because a lot of this is brand new. A lot of real estate investors they use Facebook wrong. They get on Facebook and they try to friend everyone and they just talk about themselves all the time. We don’t have to go into what you should say on Facebook, but if you’re a busy real estate investor, like myself, you need to start using Facebook ads. I’m going to tell you just how intuitive this is. Inside of Facebook ads as of last week, you can now actually target people who are about to move or who have recently moved. That’s just one of the many demographics that you can pinpoint and target. So when you’re selling properties, if you’re doing rent to own, if you’re renting properties, if you’re whole selling properties, you can actually target these individuals. The cost per click is, a lot of times, less that a buck. And it’s a way to get way ahead of your competition, because most people are too scared to pay a buck to get a click.
Mike Hambright: Thank you for joining us for another FlipNerd VIP tip.
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Mike: Please note the views and opinions expressed by the individuals in this program do not necessarily reflect those of FlipNerd.com or any of its partners, advertisers or affiliates. Please consult professionals before making any investment or tax decisions, as real estate investing can be risky.
Ross Hamilton: Hey, I’m really excited to share this information with you because a lot of this is brand new. A lot of real estate investors they use Facebook wrong. They get on Facebook and they try to friend everyone and they just talk about themselves all the time. We don’t have to go into what you should say on Facebook, but if you’re a busy real estate investor, like myself, you need to start using Facebook ads. I’m going to tell you just how intuitive this is. Inside of Facebook ads as of last week, you can now actually target people who are about to move or who have recently moved. That’s just one of the many demographics that you can pinpoint and target. So when you’re selling properties, if you’re doing rent to own, if you’re renting properties, if you’re whole selling properties, you can actually target these individuals. The cost per click is, a lot of times, less that a buck. And it’s a way to get way ahead of your competition, because most people are too scared to pay a buck to get a click.
Mike Hambright: Thank you for joining us for another FlipNerd VIP tip.
We’d like to thank our sponsors, RealtyMogul.com and National Real Estate Insurance Group.
To access the most robust social platform in existence for real estate investors, where you can find off-market wholesale deals, find great vendors to help you in your business, and learn and socialize with other real estate investors, please visit the all-new FlipNerd.com. If you’re not yet a member, you can set up a free account in less than a minute.
Mike: Please note the views and opinions expressed by the individuals in this program do not necessarily reflect those of FlipNerd.com or any of its partners, advertisers or affiliates. Please consult professionals before making any investment or tax decisions, as real estate investing can be risky.
