50 Top Real Estate Agents To Follow On Twitter
Here's a roundup of 50 top real estate agents on Twitter. Your feed is only as good as the people you follow. So, let's get started!
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Whether or not you’re an avid Twitter user, it remains a solid social network for getting leads and making new contacts.
But your feed is only as good as the people you follow.
To get you going, we’ve rounded up, in no particular order, 50 top-agent real estate agents to follow on twitter for you to follow today.
Let’s get into it.
#1 Mindy Sharp
#2 Matt Quanstrom
#3 Thomas McEvoy
#4 Valerie Keener
#5 Brooke Sullivan
#6 Wendy Weir
#7 Beth Yobe
#8 Doug Miller
#9 WaterfrontProperties
#10 Lorre Burden
#11 Alyssa Hellman
#12 Katie Maxwell
#13 Cary Sylvester
#14 Sue Adler
#15 Tricia Whitehead
#16 Leslie Ebersole
#17 Sam DeBord
#18 Nobuhata
#19 Bo Kauffmann
#20 KristanCole
#21 Sasha Farmer CVILLE
#22 Dottie Herman
#23 Shannon Holmes
#24 Stacey Alcorn
#25 Joe shoemaker
#26 Conor MacEvilly
#26 Leigh Thomas Brown
#26 Springbok Realty
#27 John Agostinelli
#28 Jonathan Miller
#29 Dustin Brohm
#30 The NOW Team RE/MAX
#31 Majestic Properties
#32 Sheila Newton Team
#33 Ron Feir
#34 Raleigh Realty
#35 Kyle Hiscock
#36 Beth Heilman
#37 Uptown Real Estate
#38 Michael Cowling
#39 Maggie DeGennaro
#40 Michelle Thomas
#41 Paul Sian
#42 Sheri Daniel
#43 Lisa Stafford Team
#44 Chris & Karen Highland
#45 Barbara Lyn
#46 Fred Carver
#47 Walter Johnson
#48 Jeffrey Hogue
#49 Bill Gassett
#50 Also make sure you keep up with us at Easy Agent Pro
BONUS: Anita Clark
What makes someone a top real estate agents to follow on twitter?
When putting together this list, we found a few things each profile had in common that made the agent stand out.
Yes, the number of followers you have does matter, but that’s not the most important thing.
For starters, you need a professional or personal profile picture.
A professional headshot can help enhance your credibility and will create a nice, clean presentation.
On the other hand, using a more personable photo showing you with your spouse, children, pet, or doing something you love can really help viewers get a better feel for who you are and what you value.
You also need a solid cover photo.
Your logo is your best bet.
You can easily create a custom Twitter cover image at Canva.com.
Next, it’s time to look at your bio.
Your Twitter bio is absolutely one of the most important, if not the most valuable, part of your profile.
This is your chance to make a killer first impression and let users know what you’re about.
You also absolutely want to link to your real estate website in your bio.
Just like successful blogs, you can create a great Twitter bio by being both informative and entertaining.
Let your personality shine through, but don’t let the quirks take away from detailing what it is you can actually do for prospects.
If you’re having trouble coming up with the perfect agent bio on Twitter, spend some time reading the intros from everyone featured in this post.
Once you look at what these users are tweeting, you’ll see that almost all of them have a pinned tweet.
The folks over at Buffer saw a 10x increase in their leads generated from a pinned Twitter card vs a non-pinned card, and Post Planner saw a single tweet jump from 120 retweets to a whopping 450 after it was pinned.
Whatever you decide to pin, make sure it has a captivating image and a strong call to action.
You can take folks to a YouTube video, popular blog post, or web page.
You’ll also notice that all the featured agents here pin frequently.
Feel free to use a post scheduler like Hootsuite or Buffer, but to get the most out of Twitter you should be tweeting between at least 5-20 times a day.
You can go between sharing your own content and retweeting relevant posts.
Even if you only spend 15 or 30 minutes a day on Twitter, use your time to engage with your network and influencers.
Twitter moves in real-time, so don’t wait to respond to folks.
And make sure to respond to their @handle so whoever you’re talking to gets notified when you start or continue the conversation.
From the profiles above, you’ll see that many agents dedicate 1-5 of their daily tweets to interests outside of real estate.
Some are confident to chime in on the upcoming election, while others share inspiring quotes or funny cartoons.
You can also use a link-shortening platform like Bitly or Ow.ly to make those needed links fit within your 140-character limit.
And don’t forget your real estate slogan – The right phrase can make all the difference here.
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