First Time Home Buyers and Social Networking


Posted: June 4th, 2009 | By: Steve Mullen | Filed under: EndGame PR News, Social Media News, Speaking Engagements | No Comments

facebook-twitterI’ve been invited to teach an upcoming class entitled How to Attract First Time Home Buyers using Facebook & Twitter.  The class is presented by The Real Estate School (TRES), a service of the Richmond Association of REALTORS® (RAR).  RAR and TRES are clients of mine who do a great job representing and teaching real estate agents and brokers in Central Virginia.

The class will cover how REALTORS® can use Facebook and Twitter to find new clients, specifically those first time home buyers.  Social networking is showing immense growth among users who are more than 30 years old, but a large percentage of the users are still 20-somethings, an age group that is most likely to fall into that “first time home buyer” category.

Click here to download a PDF flyer about the class!

I’m very excited about this seminar, as REALTORS® are a natural fit for social networking. They’re salespeople, which means the successful ones have a lot of personality and know how to talk with people, which, after all, is what social networking is all about!

The seminar is on Wednesday, June 24 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at RAR’s Three Chopt Road location, and is open to everyone.  The cost is $25, or $10 for RAR members.  If you’re able to attend, please stop me afterward to say “hi!”

Registration and directions can be found on the TRES website (which I built) by clicking here!

Blatantly promotional note: If you’re interested in setting up a seminar for your employees or organization, please contact me! I’ve presented to numerous associations and other audiences on how businesses (non-profit and for profit) can utilize media relations, social media, and social networking.  I’d love to talk with you about what I can teach your group!

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