by Lanard
(Sunny Florida)
Farming Licensed Clinical Social Workers in Tennessee
You can get more Tennessee Real Estate Leads starting right now if you want them - and not just any leads - but targeted ones specific to a niche market, which will set you apart from other agents.
How so? By targeting marketing industry professionals, similar to how you Farm Expireds and FSBOs. Now don't get me wrong. Farming expired listings and fsbos can be very profitable. But so can other forms of lead generation, like niche marketing to industry-specific professionals, like Licensed Clinical Social Workers.
Farming Licensed Clinical Social Workers.
Let's say you live in Nashville and would like to get some leads as soon as possible.
Well, in Nashville, nearly 500 Licensed Clinical Social Workers are prime for someone like you to seek them out via lead generation campaigns using real estate letters, flyers, drip email, etc.
That's right - you can have a list of 500 industry-specific leads in minutes. And guess what - you have yet to hear of any other agents doing this, right? And you won't because there are few who niche market to prospects specific to their professional affiliations like this.
Now, let's consider what you're doing right now. Do you still need a targeted prospect list ready for direct marketing campaigns? If so, let Real Estate Marketing Talk help you take a gigantic step forward by establishing an impressive and productive prospect database. And when you have it, start calling and emailing them with offers encouraging them to subscribe to your mailing lists.
Summation. You can still implement this strategy if you live elsewhere in the state. It works equally well in Knoxville, Gatlinburg, Chattanooga, Clarksville, Brentwood, and anywhere else.
Are you ready for the success that Farming Licensed Clinical Social Workers offer? Want to know more about this idea? Call or email for more.
Looking forward to speaking with you, and here's to Your Real Estate Marketing Success!
Lanard Perry
352-283-9319
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