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Latest property news
‘Eye watering’ letting agent check-out bill for £1,071 unveiled on Twitter
Housing campaigner Kate Webb has published a controversial check-out invoice sent by a letting agent to a tenant.
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Features
Essentials: the latest social media trends to help your business
2017 has been a fantastic year for social media, says Tara Dulake, with impressive developments of much loved platforms and new, exciting features improving engagement and measurement.
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How to get replies and likes for your social posts
We all like to be liked, so there’s serious competition on social media, but Tara Dulake, has some simple winning ways for your to be liked – a lot!
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Geo-targeting potential buyers
As you know very well, location is everything when it comes to selling houses, says Tara Dulake, but how do you do it? Here’s how.
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Twitter tips for events
Tara Dulake says that live tweeting at events is a brilliant way of promoting your brand, so book up, gen up and get set to Tweet!
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Beyond 140
Caroline Steer reports that Twitter is to change its character limit from 140 to 10,000. What could that change mean for your business?
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Marketing
Lights, camera, video action!
Caroline Steer, Digital Marketing Manager at property marketing communications agency, Oracle Group, discusses the benefits of creating video for social media.
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Marketing
#Location, #location, #location
Caroline Steer, Digital Marketing Manager at the property marketing communications agency, Oracle Group, helps estate agents understand how to use local networks and ‘Twitter hours’ to tap into local markets without spending money.
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Guide: social media and online marketing strategies
Christopher Walkey, CEO of Marketme, says social media conversations can maintain and build business.
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Does social media help you sell or let property?
Christopher Walkey, our resident social media expert, explains it’s not just for teenagers – 28.5 million adults can’t be wrong.
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