Stop Sending Snail Mail Now!

by Carole Sanek on October 30, 2011
in Tools

Have you been running around in circles trying to figure out a way to get the word out about an event you or your company are having? Have you used traditional email blasts over and over again with not very impressive results? Are you dialing for RSVP’s? Are you tired of spending hours of your precious time doing these things when you could be doing listing, selling and/or negotiations that put money in your pocket?

I bet you have never considered using an event service such as Eventbrite. You type in a few words and hit send and the site handles the rest. You can customize the event and send it out all neatly packaged in a format to match what you are doing.

AND it’s FREE as long as the event you are creating is also FREE!

Who doesn’t love FREE?

Who doesn’t like setting up an event in 3 minutes too?

I am President Elect for the Tampa Women’s Council of Realtors. We are going to hold monthly tech/social media roundtables and I have already seen what using Eventbrite can do to make my work easier. Invitees can accept or decline as soon as they open an invite and this will just make everyone’s life simpler all the way around.

Creating events for buyers and sellers to get your name or your company name (Mr/Ms Broker) is vital in this market.

We all know snail mail gets tossed in the trash can before it gets read and snail mail doesn’t fall into my favorite category of FREE.

Try it – I guarantee you will like it or I will give you your money back-oh that’s right it is FREE!

JUST SAY NO TO SNAIL MAIL!

Carole – Social Butterfly Media Marketing

Carole Sanek is a REALTOR in the Greater Tampa Bay area and Director of Marketing for Castle Dream Real Estate. Carole has been in real estate since 1995 in both Indiana and Florida. She specialized in waterfront second-home sales in the panhandle for years and she and her husband now specialize in the international market in Florida.
Carole’s social media experience started with blogging 5 years ago, and has expanded into hosting multiple pages on Facebook, managing 4 Twitter accounts, LinkedIn and 4 other blogs besides being a contributing writer on Social Media Advocate.