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Brennan Doherty
  • Norco, CA
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Hello first time poster here on bigger pockets and I don't have enough time to search the 2000+ existing threads on here so apologies. I wanted to do some sort of car advertising either magnets or sticker decals has anyone had any experience with this?

Which phrase have you used on your car advertising that drives calls? What ads have you had success with? Looking for specific phrases that have derived business in the past, for example, "Ask me a real estate question!" Or "How much is your home worth?" Appreciate any help.

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Assuming you post a website on your car magnet, get a free URL shortner.

I own an insurance agency (i'm branching out) and my car magnets have bit.do/714

Bit.do is the site you go to, then put in your site address (mine is www.socal-insurance-services.com).

Add the suffix of your choice (like my 714) and you're set.

The service is free.

Face it: bit.do/714 is a lot easier to remember than www.socal-insurance-services.com, right?   

Jim

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