Yesterday we held a webinar for real estate professionals and shared strategies to apply towards Facebook. The turnout was amazing and we had lots of great feedback! So we’ve decided to go forward and schedule the next webinar:

Topic: Twitter for Real Estate
Date: May 7th, 2009
Time: 10am pacific / 1pm eastern
(More details will be available soon.)

I’m still working on rendering a higher quality version of the video, but for now you can feel free to view the original recording from yesterday. Please note this version has not been edited. I should have the updated copy available by midday today.

• PDF copy of the PowerPoint
• Facebook Cheat Sheet

And a few links to resources mentioned:

• BudURL.com
• Static FBML
• Create a Business Page in Facebook
• Create a Group in Facebook
• Create an Event in Facebook

Below you’ll find the video recording and PowerPoint from yesterday’s webinar. With the homepage design changes that were applied shortly after the webinar, some screens have changed dramatically. I’ll post a follow up resource to address those changes.

Guest post by By Alexander Chandler

A tough market can still provide opportunity for real estate professionals. I opened Alexander Chandler Realty in Fort Worth, Texas in April 2008. By July 2008 I had become the top listings agent, with the top listing office in our MLS and the fourth in our entire target area.

Alexander ChandlerIt happened because I started doing my homework well before the housing crisis, developing a solid, forward-looking marketing strategy built around Internet companies that reflected my marketing philosophy. When I began we were in the heat of an up market. By launch time the bottom was dropping out. Nevertheless, I opened strong and continue to grow at a pace that has me well positioned for the eventual recovery.

I chose to locate my company in Fort Worth, where my family had lived for 11 generations, settling here in the 1690s and becoming involved in real estate in the mid-1800s. Just as importantly, however, Fort Worth, which Texas Monthly named the state’s “most livable city” and which Business Inc. calls one of America’s Top 10 places for business, has proven itself a resilient market. Although over-development has hurt property values in the city’s outer belt, property values in the interior neighborhoods near the cultural district have actually increased slightly.

Read the full story

If you have an open hour on January 27^th, Cyberhomes has sponsored a seminar lead by Jennifer Cummings. Jennifer is a trained economist and direct response marketing specialist.  She will be sharing strategies you can implement immediately to boost your marketing in 2009.  Jennifer will speak to the changing consumer mindsets and share techniques boosting the confidence of your prospects.

Jennifer is a dynamic speaker and I’m sure you will enjoy her style.

Webinar Details
Date: Tuesday, January 27th
Time: 10 AM Pacific Time
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