Real Estate

Social: Facebook

As the founder and CEO of Elevated Real Estate Marketing, Travis Thom has been a Realtor and qualifying broker since 2001. Thom started a small team that eventually grew to 30 agents and went on to handle sales and marketing for more than $100 million in inventory in a short time. Now, Thom coaches real estate agents, brokerages and teams on Facebook tactics for marketing their listings, creating brand awareness, generating leads and recruiting agents. 

In this session, Thom provides some key insights on how Facebook works, along with some campaigns and strategies that work really well and some that don’t.

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

Panelist:

  • Travis Thom, Founder & CEO, Elevated REM

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