Navigating today’s interactive world for
commercial real estate marketing and productivity



                                        Presented by
                                   Jeff Pollock, CCIM
                                   October 27, 2011
Agenda

•   Social Media and Social Media Marketing
•   Who uses Social Media?
•   Benefits of Social Media Marketing for CRE
•   Action Planning and Guidelines for Success
•   Web and Mobile Applications
•   Questions and Discussion
What is Social Media?
Social Media is the collection of web-based
and mobile technologies and content that are
highly accessible for the purposes of listening,
learning and sharing.
What is Social Media Marketing?

Social Media Marketing is a
form of internet marketing
and communication that
seeks to achieve branding
and marketing goals
through the participation in
social media.
Social Media Marketing Program




Source: monetizemymarketing.com
Who Uses Social Media?
The popularity of social media is undeniable….




                                                YouTube
                                         socialnomics.net
Benefits of Social Media for CRE

1. Promote your company and yourself
2. Learn, share and establish credibility
3. Build relationships
1. Promote Your Company/Self

• Promote milestones, closed deals, new assignments
• Increase rankings and visibility on search engines
• Drive traffic to your website
• Drive traffic to your listings and services
• Build brand awareness of you or your firm for
  individuals you would not meet otherwise
• Keep in contact with local and national media
• Promote or identify employment opportunities
1. Promote Your Company/Self
2. Learn, Share and Establish Credibility

• Demonstrate subject matter expertise by posting
  original content
• Educate yourself on news and industry trends
• Build credibility by sharing what you have learned
• Research and prepare for prospect interaction
• Save money on subscriptions (follow more outlets)
• Maximize the value of your trade organizations
• Identify opportunities
• Follow your competition
2. Learn, Share and Establish Credibility
3. Build Relationships

• Show personal interest in clients – keep up
  with what they are doing
  – See their accomplishments and react accordingly
• Establish a presence within your clients’
  networks and stay top-of-mind so they can
  make connections for you
• Keep your network engaged “automatically”
3. Build Relationships
3. Build Relationships
Action Planning




Source: smallbusinessmavericks.com
Action Planning

• What do you want to accomplish with social media?
• Determine your audience
   – WHO are you trying to reach?
• Define your goals
   – WHAT do you want your audience to know or do?
• Customize your social media plan accordingly
   –   Assess your resources
   –   Be selective
   –   Establish metrics
   –   Be patient
Guidelines for Success

• Use social medial to complement (NOT REPLACE)
  traditional networking and relationship building
• Start slow and be consistent – it takes time to build
  momentum
• You will get out of it what you put into it
APPS AND THE CLOUD
APPS
Application software is computer software designed to
help the user to perform singular or multiple related
specific tasks. There are apps for everything you can
imagine….




                                                YouTube
Cloud Computing
Having secure access to all your applications and data
              from any network device




                                         Source: Benajmin P. Griner, Philip J. Butler
Examples

• Productivity in the Cloud
  – Google Apps: email, calendar, document sharing
    and much more (google apps marketplace)
  – Dropbox – file sharing and access
  – Batchbook – online customer relationship
    management (CRM)
• Apps for things you already use
  – Costar, Loopnet, calculators
  – Personal productivity
  – Dining, travel and fun!
GOOGLE APPS
Batchbook CRM
COMBINING APPS
Google Apps and Batchbook
DROPBOX
APPS FOR STUFF YOU ALREADY USE
JOIN OTHER CCIMS
JOIN OTHER CCIMS
JOIN OTHER CCIMS
DON’T FOGET ABOUT….
Questions & Discussion

Jeff Pollock, CCIM
(404) 865-3877

Email:       jp@pollockcommercial.com
Website:     www.pollockcommercial.com
Twitter:     www.twitter.com/pollockcomm
LinkedIn :   www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreypollock

Georgia CCIM: Social Media and Mobile Technologies Presentation

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    Navigating today’s interactiveworld for commercial real estate marketing and productivity Presented by Jeff Pollock, CCIM October 27, 2011
  • 2.
    Agenda • Social Media and Social Media Marketing • Who uses Social Media? • Benefits of Social Media Marketing for CRE • Action Planning and Guidelines for Success • Web and Mobile Applications • Questions and Discussion
  • 3.
    What is SocialMedia? Social Media is the collection of web-based and mobile technologies and content that are highly accessible for the purposes of listening, learning and sharing.
  • 4.
    What is SocialMedia Marketing? Social Media Marketing is a form of internet marketing and communication that seeks to achieve branding and marketing goals through the participation in social media.
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    Social Media MarketingProgram Source: monetizemymarketing.com
  • 6.
    Who Uses SocialMedia? The popularity of social media is undeniable…. YouTube socialnomics.net
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    Benefits of SocialMedia for CRE 1. Promote your company and yourself 2. Learn, share and establish credibility 3. Build relationships
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    1. Promote YourCompany/Self • Promote milestones, closed deals, new assignments • Increase rankings and visibility on search engines • Drive traffic to your website • Drive traffic to your listings and services • Build brand awareness of you or your firm for individuals you would not meet otherwise • Keep in contact with local and national media • Promote or identify employment opportunities
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    1. Promote YourCompany/Self
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    2. Learn, Shareand Establish Credibility • Demonstrate subject matter expertise by posting original content • Educate yourself on news and industry trends • Build credibility by sharing what you have learned • Research and prepare for prospect interaction • Save money on subscriptions (follow more outlets) • Maximize the value of your trade organizations • Identify opportunities • Follow your competition
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    2. Learn, Shareand Establish Credibility
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    3. Build Relationships •Show personal interest in clients – keep up with what they are doing – See their accomplishments and react accordingly • Establish a presence within your clients’ networks and stay top-of-mind so they can make connections for you • Keep your network engaged “automatically”
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    Action Planning • Whatdo you want to accomplish with social media? • Determine your audience – WHO are you trying to reach? • Define your goals – WHAT do you want your audience to know or do? • Customize your social media plan accordingly – Assess your resources – Be selective – Establish metrics – Be patient
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    Guidelines for Success •Use social medial to complement (NOT REPLACE) traditional networking and relationship building • Start slow and be consistent – it takes time to build momentum • You will get out of it what you put into it
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    APPS Application software iscomputer software designed to help the user to perform singular or multiple related specific tasks. There are apps for everything you can imagine…. YouTube
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    Cloud Computing Having secureaccess to all your applications and data from any network device Source: Benajmin P. Griner, Philip J. Butler
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    Examples • Productivity inthe Cloud – Google Apps: email, calendar, document sharing and much more (google apps marketplace) – Dropbox – file sharing and access – Batchbook – online customer relationship management (CRM) • Apps for things you already use – Costar, Loopnet, calculators – Personal productivity – Dining, travel and fun!
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    APPS FOR STUFFYOU ALREADY USE
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    Questions & Discussion JeffPollock, CCIM (404) 865-3877 Email: jp@pollockcommercial.com Website: www.pollockcommercial.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/pollockcomm LinkedIn : www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreypollock