Real Estate

Master Class: Real Estate Marketing

Leigh Brown holds many titles, including Realtor, broker, owner, author, keynote speaker, sales coach and more. She also host of the podcast Crazy Sh*t in Real Estate. However, her official title is founder/owner at Leigh Brown & Associates. 

In this session, she discussed what she is doing in real estate marketing right now and offers advice on how you can use these ideas yourself. In this candid conversation, Brown says, “If you do something that looks hard and make it easy and accessible, marketing can actually be something that goes beyond what you’re doing in your business, and it helps your neighbors and your community.”

She wrapped up her session by sharing some creative starter ideas on what to do and say on social media, adding the caveat that whatever idea you share on social media “must be something you can talk about over cocktails because otherwise, people are going to run from you. You’ll be dull, dry, dreadful and boring.”

Watch the full session below. To go back to the full engage.marketing 2020 on demand summit, go here.

Panelist:

  • Leigh Brown, Founder/Owner, Leigh Brown & Associates

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