This document provides an introduction to using Twitter for real estate professionals. It explains what Twitter is, the basics of how to set up and customize an account, how to build a following by following others and using lists, and suggestions for regular engagement through tweeting, retweeting, and participating in trending topics using hashtags. The goal is to use Twitter to establish expertise, drive traffic, build relationships with potential clients, and stay informed on industry trends.
Twitter is a microblogging platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. Key aspects of Twitter include following other users to see their tweets, using hashtags to categorize tweets, and retweeting or sharing other users' tweets. The document provides an overview of how to use various Twitter features and terminology as well as tips for using Twitter both personally and for business purposes.
This document provides an overview of how Twitter works and how it can be used. It defines key Twitter concepts and terminology such as tweets, hashtags, following/followers. It explains how to search Twitter, use retweets and direct messages. The document also provides tips on customizing your Twitter profile and privacy settings as well as how organizations can utilize Twitter to engage with supporters and stay informed.
Twitter is a popular microblogging platform where users share short messages called tweets. It allows users to follow other accounts, see trending topics, and share links. The key aspects of Twitter include composing tweets of up to 140 characters, following accounts of interest, searching for topics, and interacting with other users through replies, retweets, and likes.
Introduction to Twitter (HUOC SM101 Spring 2012)Mohammad Hijazi
This document provides an introduction and overview of Twitter. It discusses why people use Twitter and provides some examples of how Twitter has been used, including for reunions, saving businesses, political campaigns, and social movements. It then defines key Twitter terms and features such as tweets, mentions, replies, direct messages, retweets, favorites, hashtags, protected tweets, trending topics, and lists. It also addresses questions about how many Lebanese users are on Twitter and why people tweet. The document serves as a basic guide to understanding Twitter and its functions.
Twitter is a free microblogging platform that allows users to share content, ideas, and data in updates of 140 characters or less. Using Twitter can help businesses build connections, increase brand awareness, and further relationships with customers by voicing opinions and finding answers in real time. The document provides guidance on setting up a Twitter profile, finding people to follow, composing tweets using hashtags and mentions, and tools for updating across social networks.
The document discusses how Twitter can be used for personal, professional, and company purposes. It provides tips on setting up a Twitter account, following relevant people, posting tweets, using hashtags, and searching Twitter. It also gives examples of how multifamily companies like Essex and UDR are using Twitter for community building and customer service.
Twitter is a microblogging platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. Key aspects of Twitter include following other users to see their tweets, using hashtags to categorize tweets, and retweeting or sharing other users' tweets. The document provides an overview of how to use various Twitter features and terminology as well as tips for using Twitter both personally and for business purposes.
This document provides an overview of how Twitter works and how it can be used. It defines key Twitter concepts and terminology such as tweets, hashtags, following/followers. It explains how to search Twitter, use retweets and direct messages. The document also provides tips on customizing your Twitter profile and privacy settings as well as how organizations can utilize Twitter to engage with supporters and stay informed.
Twitter is a popular microblogging platform where users share short messages called tweets. It allows users to follow other accounts, see trending topics, and share links. The key aspects of Twitter include composing tweets of up to 140 characters, following accounts of interest, searching for topics, and interacting with other users through replies, retweets, and likes.
Introduction to Twitter (HUOC SM101 Spring 2012)Mohammad Hijazi
This document provides an introduction and overview of Twitter. It discusses why people use Twitter and provides some examples of how Twitter has been used, including for reunions, saving businesses, political campaigns, and social movements. It then defines key Twitter terms and features such as tweets, mentions, replies, direct messages, retweets, favorites, hashtags, protected tweets, trending topics, and lists. It also addresses questions about how many Lebanese users are on Twitter and why people tweet. The document serves as a basic guide to understanding Twitter and its functions.
Twitter is a free microblogging platform that allows users to share content, ideas, and data in updates of 140 characters or less. Using Twitter can help businesses build connections, increase brand awareness, and further relationships with customers by voicing opinions and finding answers in real time. The document provides guidance on setting up a Twitter profile, finding people to follow, composing tweets using hashtags and mentions, and tools for updating across social networks.
The document discusses how Twitter can be used for personal, professional, and company purposes. It provides tips on setting up a Twitter account, following relevant people, posting tweets, using hashtags, and searching Twitter. It also gives examples of how multifamily companies like Essex and UDR are using Twitter for community building and customer service.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Users can follow other accounts and see their tweets in their timeline. As a realtor, Twitter can be used to share market updates and insights, build relationships with potential clients, and drive traffic to your website or blog by linking to your posts. It is important to regularly interact with your followers on Twitter through replies, mentions, retweets and hashtags to build an engaged audience.
Twitter is a free microblogging platform that allows users to share content, ideas, and data in updates of 140 characters or less. Users can build business connections, increase brand awareness, and find and share news in real time on Twitter. To begin using Twitter, users create a profile and username, fill out a bio, and find people to follow based on interests or keywords. Tweets are updates that answer "What's happening?" and users can reply, retweet, or direct message other Twitter accounts. Hashtags help make tweets searchable and URL shorteners save characters.
This document provides an overview of using social media, specifically Twitter and LinkedIn, to engage communities. It discusses setting up profiles on both platforms using your real name and photo. It recommends following thought leaders, hashtags, and contacts from events to build networks. The document outlines posting types for Twitter like observations, links, and chats. It also discusses building LinkedIn networks through connections, groups, and status updates. The key takeaway is that community engagement takes time and focuses on sharing valuable, educational content for the community.
1. The document provides information on using Twitter for job searching, including suggestions for accounts to follow that post job listings.
2. Examples are given of hashtags and Twitter accounts organized by industry, job type, and region that can be used to find potential job opportunities.
3. Additional resources and tips are provided on using Twitter to increase visibility and brand recognition as part of a job search strategy.
This document provides guidance on using Twitter effectively, including the basics of setting up a profile, using mentions, direct messages, hashtags, retweeting, building followers, monitoring conversations, and tools for Twitter engagement. Key recommendations include customizing the profile picture and background, engaging with others by mentioning and retweeting, using hashtags to tag tweets, following relevant users to gain followers, monitoring brand mentions, and responding to feedback.
10 reasons why you cant ignore twitter for job searchVaneese Barr
This document outlines 10 reasons why Twitter should not be ignored for job searching. It provides tips on using Twitter to find job postings from recruiters and companies, research potential employers, build your professional network, and boost your online presence and SEO. Key aspects of Twitter that can benefit your job search include the large number of job postings, recruiters, and networking contacts that use Twitter, as well as opportunities to learn about company culture and personal brand yourself.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. A tweet can be up to 140 characters and can include photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users on Twitter to see their tweets in their timeline. Some key aspects of Twitter include hashtags to categorize tweets, retweeting to share other users' tweets, and direct messaging for private conversations between users. New users should choose a username, write a brief bio, add a profile photo, and find people to follow to begin engaging on the platform.
This document provides a guide to using Twitter, including:
1) An overview of what Twitter is and how it can be used to connect with followers and see conversations.
2) Instructions for setting up an account, sending tweets, searching Twitter, and using features like hashtags, retweeting and direct messages.
3) Tips on how to use Twitter effectively for purposes like marketing, promoting brands and staying engaged in conversations.
This document discusses using social media, especially Twitter, as a tool for job searching. It recommends building an online professional presence by creating profiles, following relevant accounts, and regularly posting about your skills and interests. Over 340,000 jobs were posted on Twitter last month, showing its potential for connecting job seekers with opportunities.
Zoe DeLuca, Social Media Marketing Specialist provides insightful presentation slides on Twitter as presented at The Creative Collective's Become a Social Media Super Hero workshop. This presentation will help you learn more about social media and how it can impact your business.
This document provides an introduction and guide to using Twitter for job searching. It outlines how recruiters are using Twitter to network and find candidates, and how job postings are appearing on Twitter. It then gives step-by-step instructions on setting up a Twitter profile, following recruiters and job posting accounts, using hashtags and direct messages, and introduces tools like TweetDeck that can help manage a Twitter presence. Key resources for finding jobs and recruiters on Twitter are also listed.
This presentation discusses how businesses can use Twitter for marketing and customer service purposes. Key points include how to set up a Twitter profile, engage with followers by tweeting relevant content and retweeting others, use hashtags to join conversations, and leverage tools like lists and advanced search. Examples are given of how companies have benefited from addressing customer complaints on Twitter and building communities around their brands. Best practices like regularly engaging others and avoiding self-promotion are also covered.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. Users can create Twitter accounts to both post their own tweets and follow other users to see their tweets. Once signed up, users can follow organizations like the EAC Conference to see its tweets, or follow individual users by clicking on their usernames. Users can also post their own tweets by typing messages into the "What's happening?" box and clicking tweet. By regularly posting tweets and engaging with other users, a person can build up a following of users who will see their tweets.
The document provides 26 tips for getting started with Twitter. It covers how to create an account, add a profile photo and bio, follow others and get followers, interact with others through likes, mentions, and direct messages, customize account settings and notifications, and connect Twitter to smartphones. It also provides advice on using hashtags, lists, searching, changing account settings and passwords, and what to do if your account is hacked.
This is an adapted version of my slideshow 'how to tweet'.
This was run as a workshop over 1.5 hrs. To fully do it justice it needs about 2 hours or more really though! Feel free to adapt and use in your own organisation.
Twitter is the third most popular social network in the US that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Users can follow accounts of interest and see trending topics. Key Twitter terms include tweets, retweets, hashtags, mentions and direct messages. The document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up an account, customizing a profile, searching for accounts to follow, and using basic Twitter features like hashtags and privacy settings.
Here is a how-to guide for businesses (and even users in general) to get set up on Twitter. For more information on how to get started on Twitter, visit oneforty.com and oneforty.com/blog.
- The document discusses various ways that people use Twitter, such as following celebrities, promoting businesses or products, and finding career opportunities in social media. It also covers how Twitter can be used positively for keeping up with news and connecting with customers.
- Key features of Twitter mentioned include trends, retweeting, following/unfollowing accounts, direct messages, customizing profiles, and gaining and verifying followers. The document provides guidance on using various Twitter functions and growing an engaged audience.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Users can follow other accounts and see their tweets in their timeline. As a realtor, Twitter can be used to share market updates and insights, build relationships with potential clients, and drive traffic to your website or blog by linking to your posts. It is important to regularly interact with your followers on Twitter through replies, mentions, retweets and hashtags to build an engaged audience.
Twitter is a free microblogging platform that allows users to share content, ideas, and data in updates of 140 characters or less. Users can build business connections, increase brand awareness, and find and share news in real time on Twitter. To begin using Twitter, users create a profile and username, fill out a bio, and find people to follow based on interests or keywords. Tweets are updates that answer "What's happening?" and users can reply, retweet, or direct message other Twitter accounts. Hashtags help make tweets searchable and URL shorteners save characters.
This document provides an overview of using social media, specifically Twitter and LinkedIn, to engage communities. It discusses setting up profiles on both platforms using your real name and photo. It recommends following thought leaders, hashtags, and contacts from events to build networks. The document outlines posting types for Twitter like observations, links, and chats. It also discusses building LinkedIn networks through connections, groups, and status updates. The key takeaway is that community engagement takes time and focuses on sharing valuable, educational content for the community.
1. The document provides information on using Twitter for job searching, including suggestions for accounts to follow that post job listings.
2. Examples are given of hashtags and Twitter accounts organized by industry, job type, and region that can be used to find potential job opportunities.
3. Additional resources and tips are provided on using Twitter to increase visibility and brand recognition as part of a job search strategy.
This document provides guidance on using Twitter effectively, including the basics of setting up a profile, using mentions, direct messages, hashtags, retweeting, building followers, monitoring conversations, and tools for Twitter engagement. Key recommendations include customizing the profile picture and background, engaging with others by mentioning and retweeting, using hashtags to tag tweets, following relevant users to gain followers, monitoring brand mentions, and responding to feedback.
10 reasons why you cant ignore twitter for job searchVaneese Barr
This document outlines 10 reasons why Twitter should not be ignored for job searching. It provides tips on using Twitter to find job postings from recruiters and companies, research potential employers, build your professional network, and boost your online presence and SEO. Key aspects of Twitter that can benefit your job search include the large number of job postings, recruiters, and networking contacts that use Twitter, as well as opportunities to learn about company culture and personal brand yourself.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. A tweet can be up to 140 characters and can include photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users on Twitter to see their tweets in their timeline. Some key aspects of Twitter include hashtags to categorize tweets, retweeting to share other users' tweets, and direct messaging for private conversations between users. New users should choose a username, write a brief bio, add a profile photo, and find people to follow to begin engaging on the platform.
This document provides a guide to using Twitter, including:
1) An overview of what Twitter is and how it can be used to connect with followers and see conversations.
2) Instructions for setting up an account, sending tweets, searching Twitter, and using features like hashtags, retweeting and direct messages.
3) Tips on how to use Twitter effectively for purposes like marketing, promoting brands and staying engaged in conversations.
This document discusses using social media, especially Twitter, as a tool for job searching. It recommends building an online professional presence by creating profiles, following relevant accounts, and regularly posting about your skills and interests. Over 340,000 jobs were posted on Twitter last month, showing its potential for connecting job seekers with opportunities.
Zoe DeLuca, Social Media Marketing Specialist provides insightful presentation slides on Twitter as presented at The Creative Collective's Become a Social Media Super Hero workshop. This presentation will help you learn more about social media and how it can impact your business.
This document provides an introduction and guide to using Twitter for job searching. It outlines how recruiters are using Twitter to network and find candidates, and how job postings are appearing on Twitter. It then gives step-by-step instructions on setting up a Twitter profile, following recruiters and job posting accounts, using hashtags and direct messages, and introduces tools like TweetDeck that can help manage a Twitter presence. Key resources for finding jobs and recruiters on Twitter are also listed.
This presentation discusses how businesses can use Twitter for marketing and customer service purposes. Key points include how to set up a Twitter profile, engage with followers by tweeting relevant content and retweeting others, use hashtags to join conversations, and leverage tools like lists and advanced search. Examples are given of how companies have benefited from addressing customer complaints on Twitter and building communities around their brands. Best practices like regularly engaging others and avoiding self-promotion are also covered.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets. Users can create Twitter accounts to both post their own tweets and follow other users to see their tweets. Once signed up, users can follow organizations like the EAC Conference to see its tweets, or follow individual users by clicking on their usernames. Users can also post their own tweets by typing messages into the "What's happening?" box and clicking tweet. By regularly posting tweets and engaging with other users, a person can build up a following of users who will see their tweets.
The document provides 26 tips for getting started with Twitter. It covers how to create an account, add a profile photo and bio, follow others and get followers, interact with others through likes, mentions, and direct messages, customize account settings and notifications, and connect Twitter to smartphones. It also provides advice on using hashtags, lists, searching, changing account settings and passwords, and what to do if your account is hacked.
This is an adapted version of my slideshow 'how to tweet'.
This was run as a workshop over 1.5 hrs. To fully do it justice it needs about 2 hours or more really though! Feel free to adapt and use in your own organisation.
Twitter is the third most popular social network in the US that allows users to share short messages called tweets. Users can follow accounts of interest and see trending topics. Key Twitter terms include tweets, retweets, hashtags, mentions and direct messages. The document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up an account, customizing a profile, searching for accounts to follow, and using basic Twitter features like hashtags and privacy settings.
Here is a how-to guide for businesses (and even users in general) to get set up on Twitter. For more information on how to get started on Twitter, visit oneforty.com and oneforty.com/blog.
- The document discusses various ways that people use Twitter, such as following celebrities, promoting businesses or products, and finding career opportunities in social media. It also covers how Twitter can be used positively for keeping up with news and connecting with customers.
- Key features of Twitter mentioned include trends, retweeting, following/unfollowing accounts, direct messages, customizing profiles, and gaining and verifying followers. The document provides guidance on using various Twitter functions and growing an engaged audience.
The document provides guidance on using Twitter for business purposes. It begins with an overview of establishing a Twitter presence by choosing a username and profile details that align with your brand. It then discusses following others, starting conversations by tweeting regularly while engaging with followers. The document also covers driving traffic to your website, developing a content plan, using tools to schedule tweets, and analyzing metrics. Guidelines are provided around transparency, truthful representation, and respectful engagement.
The document provides instructions for getting started with Twitter, including signing up for an account, finding people to follow, interacting with others, and some tips. Key steps include signing up with a username and password, searching for friends by username, and following accounts. Users can mention others with @username, direct message privately, and retweet posts from their timeline. Filling out your profile and choosing an image helps others decide whether to follow you.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to send short text messages called tweets that are 140 characters or less. Tweets are displayed on user profiles and timelines for followers to see. The short format allows for quick information sharing. Users can find people to follow through search or by using lists to organize followers. Building an effective Twitter strategy involves setting objectives, understanding your audience, integrating Twitter into your organization, and using tools to engage and measure success.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a basic Twitter account. It describes how to create an account, set profile settings, find other users to follow, post tweets, and use hashtags. Additional tips are provided for building a network on Twitter and tools like TweetDeck that can enhance the Twitter experience.
This document provides instructions for setting up and using a basic Twitter account. It describes how to create an account, set profile settings, find other users to follow, post tweets, and use hashtags. Additional tips are provided for building a network on Twitter and tools like TweetDeck that can enhance the Twitter experience.
Twitter is a free microblogging platform that allows users to share content, ideas, and data in updates of 140 characters or less. Users can build business connections, increase brand awareness, and find and share news in real time on Twitter. To begin using Twitter, users create a profile and username, fill out a bio, and find people to follow based on interests or keywords. Tweets are updates that answer "What's happening?" and users can reply, retweet, or direct message other Twitter accounts. Hashtags help make tweets searchable and URL shorteners save characters.
Twitter 101 A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners.pdfSocially Savvy
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, staying connected, sharing thoughts, and discovering trends has never been easier. Among the myriad of social platforms, Twitter stands tall as a unique and powerful tool for personal expression, networking, and information sharing. Whether you're new to social media or just new to Twitter, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the basics step by step. Get ready to embark on your Twitter journey and become a confident and savvy user in no time!
In this training, we will cover:
What is Twitter?
When should you use Twitter?
Setting up your Twitter Profile & Settings
Twitter overview: Following, Hashtags, Mentions, & Direct Messages
This is a basic Twitter guide for ad agencies and news reporters. However, it provides a great introduction to Twitter and its capabilities. We've also provided some tips and links that will help you on your way!
Twitter is gaining popularity with over 7.9 million monthly users, up over 950% in the last year. It allows people to follow others and receive their tweets of up to 140 characters. While originally for personal communication, many organizations now use Twitter for business purposes like sharing accomplishments and links. Companies must be transparent and not too self-promotional to build reputation on Twitter through asking questions and participating in conversations.
The document provides guidance on using Twitter successfully. It explains that Twitter is a large social network where different groups congregate based on common interests. It emphasizes listening first to understand different communities before engaging. The document then gives best practices for setting goals and guidelines for tweeting, including sharing useful information, interacting with others, and using features like retweets and mentions to engage your network. Basic Twitter terminology is also defined.
Twitter is a microblogging service that allows users to post short messages called tweets. Tweets are limited to 140 characters to allow sharing on mobile devices. Users can follow other users and see their tweets in real-time. The document provides instructions on setting up a Twitter account, completing a profile, designing the account, posting tweets, following others, and basic Twitter terminology.
Hands-on Social Media 4: Microblogging And Buzzagencyside
The document discusses various microblogging technologies including Twitter, Jaiku, Plurk, and FriendFeed. It provides details on how Twitter works, such as tweets being limited to 140 characters, its scalability, how it mimics real conversation, and how information spreads through retweets and overlapping followers. The document also covers how to set up a Twitter account, customize it, use hashtags and links, and provides best practices for using Twitter to promote content and engage others.
HR Technology Conference & Expo Twitterversityvoice of hr
This document provides an overview of how to set up and use a Twitter account for professional networking purposes. It discusses reasons for joining Twitter, how to set up an account, finding people to follow, basic Twitter terminology like tweets and hashtags, etiquette tips, and concludes by providing contact information for the speaker. The document guides the reader through the entire process of setting up an account and beginning to use Twitter for their human resources network.
This document provides 16 tips for getting more followers on Twitter, including optimizing your profile, defining your target audience, tweeting relevant content, being active, setting a representative tweet at the top of your profile, using hashtags properly, inviting people from other sites, including share buttons, asking questions, retweeting relevant content, interacting with influencers, using Twitter cards, paying attention to statistics, asking followers to retweet, repeating popular tweets, and being responsive to direct messages and mentions. The overall goal is to engage your audience and share content they find valuable in order to attract new followers over time.
This document provides 16 tips for getting more followers on Twitter, including optimizing your profile, defining your target audience, tweeting relevant content, being active, setting a representative tweet at the top of your profile, using hashtags properly, inviting people from other sites, including share buttons, asking questions, retweeting relevant content, interacting with influencers, using Twitter cards, paying attention to statistics, asking followers to retweet, repeating popular tweets, and being responsive to direct messages and mentions. The overall goal is to engage your audience and share content they find valuable in order to attract new followers over time.
This document provides 16 tips for getting more followers on Twitter, including optimizing your profile, defining your target audience, tweeting relevant content, being active, setting a representative tweet at the top of your profile, using hashtags properly, inviting people from other sites, including share buttons, asking questions, retweeting relevant content, interacting with influencers, using Twitter cards, paying attention to statistics, asking followers to retweet, repeating popular tweets, and being responsive to direct messages and mentions. The overall goal is to engage your audience and share content they find valuable in order to attract new followers over time.
Ryan and Heather Bigger experienced professional failure when Ryan lost his job and they fell into financial hardship requiring government assistance. They decided to get into real estate, joining Keller Williams and enrolling in training. Though they had no sales at first, their coach assured them they were on track. Within 18 months, by sticking to their plan, they achieved $9.75 million in production and a successful career turnaround. Their past failures motivate them to work hard and live the life they want.
Keller Williams has become the number one real estate franchise in the United States, surpassing industry giants like RE/MAX and Coldwell Banker. Keller Williams achieved this through a culture focused on empowering agents and sharing profits to create opportunities for agents' families. The company's success began in the 1980s with its first Associate Leadership Council that developed the profit share program and core belief system. Through focusing on attracting and retaining top talent, providing training and developing business systems, Keller Williams grew to become the top franchise. The Growth Initiative formalized best practices and reignited the company's success, making it number one by agent count in 2013 and in closed units and volume in 2017.
This document summarizes several articles from the Keller Williams "Making Moves" publication. It discusses how Daniel Beer and his team are able to take significant market share in San Diego's tight housing inventory market through strategies like extensive signage, targeted marketing, and social media. It also outlines how Beer provides exceptional customer service by clearly communicating expectations and following up with clients. The publication highlights how Keller Williams agents came together to provide relief efforts in Texas after Hurricane Harvey through initiatives like Mega Relief.
The article provides tips on how to improve listing presentations from real estate agents Jackie Ellis and Lance Loken. They recommend thoroughly preparing for presentations by internalizing the listing package and role playing objections. It also suggests focusing the presentation on the seller's goals and tailoring the marketing plan to the specific home. Agents should ask for the listing at the end and have responses prepared for common objections like price or market concerns.
The document summarizes the profit sharing model of Keller Williams Realty. It began in the 1980s when top agents were leaving for better compensation elsewhere. Gary Keller and the Associate Leadership Council developed a profit sharing system where nearly half of each market center's monthly profits would be distributed to the associates who helped grow the business. The system was inspired by real estate developer Trammell Crow's model of treating associates like partners by giving them percentages of deal profits. Since its founding, the Keller Williams profit sharing system has distributed over $237 million to associates. It aims to attract and retain top talent by giving them ownership and incentivizing collaborating to grow the business.
Keller Williams saw increases in global associates, closed transactions, sales volume, franchise profitability, and profit share distributions in 2016 compared to 2015. Specifically, global associates grew 15.1% to 154,979, closed transactions increased 15.9% to 977,603 units, sales volume rose 19.6% to $273.6 billion, 98% of franchise offices were profitable, franchise owner profit increased 16.1% to $179.9 million, and profit share distributions grew 18.9% to $154.4 million. Keller Williams continues to outpace industry growth in key metrics such as agent count, transactions, and sales volume.
The document discusses how Keller Williams associates are using the Career Growth Initiative (CGI) tools to set goals and track their progress and business metrics. It provides examples of several top producing agents who discuss how the CGI tools are helping them reach their big goals by breaking things down into daily tasks and keeping them accountable. The tools also help agents attract and manage talent within their teams. By having clear goals and tracking business metrics, agents are able to shift-proof their businesses and succeed even during market downturns.
Keller Williams provides customizable lead generation campaigns through their eEdge, 12 Direct, and Buyer and Seller 8x8 platforms to help agents grow their database. Agents receive online international exposure through their KW website and other listing partner sites. Only the agent will receive leads generated from their own listings. KW offers automated marketing campaigns and CRM tools like eEdge to instantly notify agents of new leads and integrate them into their marketing workflows. This helps agents provide immediate response to customers' needs.
This document is a publication from Keller Williams Realty called OutFront discussing real estate industry news and best practices. It includes articles about leveraging community events to benefit agents, 101 business ideas for agents, search engine optimization tips, team building strategies, and ways to stay connected with past clients. The publication highlights Keller Williams' dominance in the real estate market as the #1 brokerage by transaction sides and units in the 2012 REALTrends 500 rankings. It credits agents for the company's success through their commitment to serving clients, career mastery, and productivity habits.
This document provides information about luxury real estate properties represented by KW Luxury Homes International. It includes listings for multimillion dollar homes in locations across the US and internationally. Each listing provides details like the address, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, square footage, amenities, and price. Real estate agents and their contact information are also included for each property.
OutFront is Keller Williams Realty's semi-monthly publication, focused on the Keller Williams advantage, success strategies among our associates throughout North America, and leading-edge strategies to help you to seize the shift in the real estate market to grow your market share. Each issue is distributed to all of our associates in the United States and Canada.
The document discusses the evolution of real estate companies from traditional brokerages to 100% companies like Keller Williams Realty. Traditional brokerages have associates that are dependent on the company, financial gains are directed to brokers, and associates have fewer opportunities. Keller Williams Realty uses an interdependent model where associates and brokers work as a team and both benefit financially. Associates also assume more responsibilities like financial and legal roles. The document then discusses Keller Williams Realty's mission, values, beliefs, leadership, and shared decision making approach.
This article discusses the growing opportunities for real estate agents in short sales and profiles several top agents who have found success specializing in short sales. As the number of short sales is expected to increase 25% by the end of 2011, agents who obtain proper training and systems can capitalize on this emerging niche. The agents featured have found short sales to be rewarding work and recommend other agents get educated on the process and not be afraid to take it on. Specializing in short sales allows agents to help homeowners in need while building a profitable business.
The document provides an overview of the Canadian housing market in October 2011. It includes the following:
1) Home sales ticked up slightly by 1.4% in October 2011 compared to the previous year, reaching the highest level since January 2011.
2) The average home price in October was $362,899, up 2.9% from September 2011 and up 5.5% from October 2010.
3) The national housing market remained balanced in October 2011, with the sales-to-new listings ratio between 52-53% for the sixth consecutive month.
The document provides an overview of recent real estate market trends and topics for home buyers, sellers, and owners. Key points from the first section include improving employment conditions and consumer confidence contributing to a 1.4% increase in existing home sales in October. The supply of homes for sale declined 2.2% in October while mortgage rates remained near historic lows. The second section discusses reform proposals for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac on Capitol Hill and extending conforming loan limits. The final section outlines considerations for home buyers when deciding to purchase and highlights local market conditions as most impactful.
The document provides an overview of Keller Williams Realty, including:
1) It describes the evolution of real estate industry models from traditional brokerages where associates are dependent on the company, to Keller Williams' interdependent and associate-focused model.
2) It lists several awards and honors Keller Williams has received for its success and innovation.
3) It highlights key aspects that define Keller Williams, including its focus on culture, profit sharing, and education to build careers and businesses.
The document provides an overview of Keller Williams Realty, summarizing its business model, growth, and approach to training associates.
1) Keller Williams Realty has experienced significant growth, outpacing other real estate companies and representing a large share of the top brokerages and agents.
2) Unlike traditional real estate companies, Keller Williams operates on an interdependent business model where associates share in company profits through a profit-sharing program.
3) Keller Williams prioritizes associate education, providing extensive training resources focused on coaching, technology, and building careers.
- August home sales were up 18.6% year-over-year and inventory fell 10.5% from the previous month, suggesting the housing market is showing signs of stability and growth despite economic uncertainties.
- Job security remains the top concern for many potential home buyers, though low interest rates are making homes more affordable.
- While distressed home sales still account for over 30% of the market, falling inventory and gains in sales volume could lead to a rise in home prices in the future.
Keller Williams Realty ranks as a top place to work in Philadelphia. The article discusses how Keller Williams Realty is now the second largest real estate company in the United States and the third largest in North America. It notes that Keller Williams Realty focuses on training agents through its Keller Williams University program and equipping them with skills and knowledge rather than spending money on large national advertising campaigns. The article also highlights how attention from Philadelphia agents is wanted, as Keller Williams is seen as a great place to work in that region.
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KW Twitter 101
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Getting Started
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Brought to you by Keller Williams Realty
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“What are you doing?”
This simple question has been the basis for the phenomenon known as Twitter.
A Website in the social networking community, Twitter is often referred to as
a micro-blogging platform. Think of it as a small blog where you have only
140 characters to make your point. On the Website or through various Twitter
applications, you update what you are doing by posting text or links to articles,
videos and photos.
There are many reasons to join in the conversation on Twitter. It has the
power to drive traffic to your blog, help you stay on top of current trends, build
relationships, answer and ask questions, as well as share local news and learn
from others with similar interests. Essentially, Twitter gives you the opportunity
to communicate directly with potential clients and establish your real estate
expertise.
In this guide, you’ll learn about
Twitter and how to do the following:
1. Build your image
2. Build your network
Twitter Quick Facts: www.twitter.com/kwri
Twitter’s Website attracted a total of 44.5 million unique visitors
worldwide in June 2009, according to comScore.
Half of Twitter users use applications like TweetDeck, not the Website to
read and publish tweets.
Research showed that at one point more than 600,000 people joined
Twitter every day.
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1. Getting Started on Twitter
A. How to create and edit your Twitter account
Go to (www.twitter.com), click on
“Sign Up Now,” and enter in your
contact information and create
your username.
When choosing a username, make
sure you choose something that you
want to continue to use, because
this will also be your customized URL
(www.twitter.com/your username) to direct people to Twitter.
B. Edit your settings
When you are logged in, click on “Settings”
along the top tab to edit your photo, Website
and profile.
When you add a photo, keep in mind it is
best to choose one that is professional and
that you use on other sites like Facebook, to
create a consistent image. Once you have
uploaded your photo, it is time to create your
bio. Twitter only provides 160 characters for
your bio, so choose wisely. This is what most
people looking at your page will see about
you, so think about the audience you are
trying to reach.
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C. Learn Twitter lingo
Tweet: Your 140-character update
Follow: When you want to add
someone to your network to see @benjaminbach
their updates, you “follow” them.
People who want to see your updates
will “follow” you. @mattthomson
Re-tweet (RT): When you come across a tweet you like, find interesting or
want to share with your network, you re-tweet it. Proper re-tweet etiquette is
to say “RT @username: Their message” or use the re-tweet feature.
Hashtag: When you want to participate in a specific conversation or event,
include in your tweet “#message topic.” For example, KWRI used #kwmc in
our tweets during Mega Camp.
Trending Topic: Twitter displays the top 10 mentioned words included in the
most tweets that moment. Popular ones are TV shows, newly released movies,
celebrity news, social media news and political hot-button issues.
@reply: When you see a tweet that you want to respond to, type
“@their username” and your reply.
Direct Message (DM): This is a message you send or receive directly to or
from a person. It is not public for everyone to see; it is private between you
and the sender or receiver.
D. Privacy settings
Twitter offers two options for privacy settings: protected or not protected.
Protected means no one can view your tweets unless you accept that
individual as a follower. Not protected means that anyone can see your tweets
and can be your follower.
Note that your account is automatically “Not Protected,” so to change this, go
to “Settings,” then click on “Account.” To make your tweets protected, click on
the box named, “Protect My Tweets” at the bottom of the page.
We recommend you keep your profile public so that current and potential
clients can see your updates.
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E. Customize your Twitter background
Customizing your Twitter background is a great
way to brand your page and stand out from the
crowd. There are many options for customization:
download a free KW-branded image on mykw.
kw.com (go to the Marketing tab, then Social Media);
purchase one from Twitter Backgrounds
(www.twitterbackgrounds.com); or download
a free background from Twitter Image
(www.twitterimage.com).
How do you change your background on Twitter?
Once you log in to your Twitter account, go to “Settings,” then “Design,” then
“Change background image.” Next, click on ”Browse,” then select the file you
want to use and save.
2. How to Use Twitter Day-to-Day
A. Tweet regularly and engage your followers
There are a variety of ways to communicate on Twitter: tweet, reply, re-tweet
and direct message. You can also participate with a comment on a trending
topic by adding a hashtag and keyword to your tweet.
When you tweet, share valuable information you come across. Suggestions of
things to tweet about are as follows:
Interesting articles
Facts or statistics
Your business
Local events or news
A link to a new listing on your Website
A new post on your blog
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Remember, just as with all social media avenues, Twitter is about being a part
of the conversation, so it is great to also add in personal tweets (a movie you
saw and if/why you liked it; asking a question, for example, where is your
favorite burger spot in your city). Most of all, you will share information without
being overly self-promoting. Always remember to focus on quality.
Want to see what the public will see when they visit your page? Log in and click on “Profile.”
Want to see the tweets of people you follow? Log in and click on “Home.”
B. How to build a following on Twitter
Follow others
A great way to start your following on Twitter is to see if anyone you
know is on it. To do that, the first thing you need to do is log in to
Twitter and click on “Find People.”
Below are several ways to find someone on Twitter:
“Find on Twitter” – where you enter a first name, last name,
Twitter username or business name
“Find on Other Networks” – where you enter in your email,
like AOL or Gmail, to find your
contacts quickly
“Invite by Email” – where you can invite
your friends or coworkers to join Twitter
“Suggested Users” – where you view an
auto-populated list of people and
companies to follow
You can also use the “Search” feature to find a
person by name or anyone who mentions “real estate” or “Keller Williams” in
their bio. Once you find people you want to follow, click “Follow” when viewing
their profile to get their tweets to dislay on your home page. Note that they
will be notified when you click “Follow.”
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How to search
Twitter search is a great way to find keywords, monitor your competitors
and even catch a conference. When you log in to Twitter, you will see the top
trending topics on your home page on the right-hand side.
C. Twitter lists
Twitter lists allow users to organize the people you follow into groups. This
allows you to filter tweets from your Twitter stream to just view these tweets.
People can subscribe to follow your lists, or you can follow theirs.
How to create a list:
Go to your home page, and on the right-hand side under the search bar, you will see the area
to manage your lists. Create a list by clicking on “New List” and then then give a name and
description. You will also have the option to make the list public, so that others may follow it,
or private, so no one can access it.
Next, add people or companies to your newly created list. To do this, you can either search
for a username or company name, or use your follower list. You do not have to be following
someone to add them to a list.
If someone has added you, it will show up under your bio (with the number) as “Listed” –
note that if someone has added you to a private list, it will not show up. If you add someone
to your list publicly, it will notify them by adding it to their list count. You can click on “Listed”
to see who has added you to the list and the list’s name, along with whom else is on it.
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3. Tools to enhance your Twitter experience
There are many tools to enhance your Twitter experience, like Tweetdeck, a
desktop application, or Twitpic, which allows you to easily share photos on
Twitter.
Popular Twitter tools:
Desktop applications: TweetDeck, Seesmic
Mobile applications: Tweetie, TweetDeck
Web sites: Tweetmondo, Twellow
Before using Websites that are not affiliated with Twitter, do your research,
because on many you must enter in your Twitter username and password to
access the site. You always want to ensure that the site is legitimate when
doing so. And read the fine print! Some Websites, like Tweetmondo, send out
a tweet from your account upon registration promoting their site.
4. Where to find Keller Williams Realty on Twitter
KWRI:
www.twitter.com/kwri
Jay Papasan, vice president of publishing and executive editor:
www.twitter.com/jaypapasan
Cary Sylvester, executive director of technology:
www.twitter.com/carysylvester
Bryon Ellington, chief products officer:
www.twitter.com/bryonellington
Ellen Marks, director of marketing and communications:
www.twitter.com/emarks
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