@Bernard DePascale she can send out "just sold" post cards to everyone in the neighborhood from a site like prospects plus to help generate some momentum, she should also post about her success on social media and lastly I'd offer her the advice to go back to working her personal sphere and ensuring that everyone that she knows is aware that she's in the business and is there to assist (she'll need to make sure that she does this multiple times as people in the sphere will forget).

We do all the normal stuff like letters to FSBO, Exp, Probate, Divorce, absentee owners, and we do social events, volunteer and direct marketing to clubs and groups.

I do a search through the court system and a social media search as well...oh boy the things you find on peoples facebook accounts.

He's right- sure you can message random people on social media but what is the goal? 

Her 1099 income will be reported to the IRS under her social unless the brokerage accepted an entity TIN on her w-4. 

I was going to click the link but I just got a phone call about my social security number being suspended and I have to call that guy back first...:)

Those that speak the loudest through social media are correct regardless of facts and figures.The millennial generation should be spelled MEllennial generation because it is characterized as the ME generation.

Careful going on social media and badmouthing too. 

Hello, I am a student at the University of Sioux Falls double majoring in Business Admin with a concentration in marketing and Media studies with a concentration in social media marketing.

One more note, scrub your social media of anything you would not want your Boss to see.