I'm not going to claim that I am a real estate agent, so if you are, please jump in and offer advice, but I do know elements you should include to have a successful newsletter! This is also coming from someone who's attention was successfully caught by my own real estate agent's newsletter before I purchased my first home.
If I were a real estate agent creating an email newsletter, I would include local listings and the past months closings to demonstrate my success. I would also include a section to capture any of my local favorites for the month such as a coffee shop, a local event, or a store I recently tried. I think this would be a great series to start so your buyers can get a taste for the community and have a greater potential to buy! Plus, it also gives your previous buyers more local spots to try if they just moved to the area.
It would also be great to include any updates happening in the market and offer your advice! If you have a blog, this would be a good space to advertise your thoughts or give a small teaser.
If you're still not feeling inspired, you also have access to our Campaign Feedback section where you can get advice before you send your content out!
Let me know below what you include in your newsletters even if you aren't a real estate agent!
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Something to remember is that every email doesn't have to have a sale as the end goal. I would include a resource that is either related to the home-buying process or homeownership so you can reach two different audiences. Maybe "5 Kitchen Trends We're Seeing Recently".
I am pleased to add additional info to this discussion on content to include for a real estate email using our in-depth expertise at Solutions for Growth.
Overall, we suggest a concise format that maintains a professional (yet approachable) tone to deliver valuable information. It can also be optimal to clearly state the purpose of this particular email - whether it's a new property listing, a follow-up, a market update, or an invitation to an open house in your email header.
A few other items to consider:
At Solutions for Growth, we’ve spent years crafting hundreds of customized and highly effective real estate emails - ensuring that our client’s messaging is achieved with exceptional quality.
See a few examples of our real estate emails here:
https://campaignlp.constantcontact.com/em/1141298050262/d96bf183-cdc3-44d4-a41b-84289d78dbf7
https://campaignlp.constantcontact.com/em/1109596037336/255cd100-a3b8-4c2a-ab09-e3218c821e2b
Can I help you with any other specific questions? Please schedule a call with me today.
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Wow! I love these suggestions, David. Thank you for sharing real-life examples of emails sent by real estate agents.
Thanks @Caitlin_M showing actual emails tends to make our advice resonate further. 🙂
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Amazing suggestions, @DavidFischerSolutionsForGrowth!
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