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Here’s a free and easy way for you to cash in on the lottery and reach hundreds of new leads:
While most of us dream of one day holding a winning lottery ticket in our hands, the real jackpot actually lies in the lottery fever that has gone viral in the US.
In 2012, a man claiming he won the $588 million Powerball jackpot posted an image of himself and the alleged golden ticket on Facebook. And with it, a status saying he would give $1 million of his winnings to someone who shared the post.
And more than 2 million people did just that.
The powerball ticket-sharing craz has only continued to grow, as evidenced by Wednesday’s $1.5 billion Powerball drawing.
So, while the odds may not be in your favor to win the lottery, the chances of you getting more engagement on your real estate Facebook page and leads to your Realtor website are very good.
Here’s what one agent did to generate 225+ shares in days! .. For $20!
Here’s how you can do the same thing:
Step 1: Click this link to get our FREE template
Step 2: Make a copy for yourself to use
Step 3: Buy a lotto ticket and take a picture of it!
Step 4: Add to our template and then share on Facebook. DONE!
That’s it!
In general, Facebook contests and giveaways are a fantastic way to get the word out about your brand within the community and beyond! Freebies get everyone excited and give them a reason to really like your page.
I’m excited to see how this marketing tip works for you. Leave me a link to your Realtor Facebook page in the comments so I can check it out!
Hey! I'm Tyler with Easy Agent Pro! We provide top notch marketing content for realtors... And we do it for FREE! I get excited about sharing tactics and strategies that can be implemented TODAY.
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