Twitter is a great way to market yourself as a Realtor, but it’s also easy to make mistakes. In this blog post, we’ll discuss some of the most common mistakes Realtors on Twitter make and provide tips for avoiding them.
Tweeting too often
- Don’t use Twitter as a broadcast channel.
- Use Twitter as a conversation starter.
- Don’t just tweet about yourself
Not using hashtags
Hashtags are used to categorize tweets and make it easier for other users to find them. They’re also a great way of finding people with similar interests, or who are talking about a particular topic or event.
Not including images in your tweets
Images are more likely to be retweeted, so including them can boost the overall reach of your tweet, as well as helping you stand out from the crowd. They can also help illustrate a point or promote a product or service.
For example:
- A picture of the property you’re promoting
- An image of something related to what you’re writing about
Being boring
One of the biggest mistakes you can make on Twitter is being boring. It’s important to be interesting and relevant, but it’s also important not to take yourself too seriously. Use humor, keep things light-hearted, and don’t take yourself too seriously. If people don’t want to follow you because they think your tweets are boring or irrelevant then what good is all of that Twitter marketing?
Don’t use too many hashtags either! We know it seems like a good idea at first; after all, how else will anyone find out about whatever awesome thing happened in your life? But if there are more than two hashtags per tweet (and even two is pushing it), then chances are pretty good that no one will read those tweets anyway.
Avoid these mistakes and you will be more effective on Twitter.
- While hashtags can help you reach a wider audience and gain more followers, they can also make your tweets look spammy or self-promotional to people who don’t follow you.
- Include images in your tweets whenever possible
- Be interesting! If all of your followers see is boring marketing copy over and over again, there’s nothing compelling enough for them to engage with
Conclusion
We hope this article has helped you understand the common Twitter marketing mistakes that people make. If you avoid them, you’ll be able to build a more effective Twitter presence and reach your audience more easily.