@Ryan Thomas run ads on facebook (everyones on facebook) than use that 10 hours driving for dollars and door knocking properties, sending out yellow letters to those properties as well.
@Ryan Thomas run ads on facebook (everyones on facebook) than use that 10 hours driving for dollars and door knocking properties, sending out yellow letters to those properties as well.
@Ryan Thomas I also definitely recommend Facebook ads- and if you don't have any experience or desire to use your 10 hours to run them yourselves, it's easy to outsource! Let me know if you have any more questions
@Ryan Thomas There are many different ways to tackle the situation you proposed. Direct mail has seen great success, even in recent years. $1000 a month can help fuel a decent direct mail campaign, including costs of following up responses. If your budget was a bit more flexible I would suggest attempting a multichannel marketing strategy and employing the use of direct mail, cold calling, driving for dollars etc. But, you mentioned a weekly time constraint too. So, your best bet is to stick to a well planned direct mail marketing campaign and drive for dollars in your spare time. Facebook and google ads are also a worthwhile investment. However, direct mailing, done right, will yield better results for sure.
I would pay for Remine, and other Predictive analytics software to help me target a demographic more likely to result in a sale. Being able to target high equity homes that have been occupied past the regional average is better than mailing an entire neighborhood. You save on costs in the long run and get better results with directed campaigns. This would apply to FB or any other type of marketing. The more targeted you can get, the better.