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How many different ways to attract listings do you have in your toolbox?

If you’re like most agents, your answer was probably “Not enough.”

Earlier this month at Success Summit, I shared 33 amazing listing attraction systems with the attendees.

Over the next few weeks of the #TomFerryShow, I’m giving you 16 of those.

To kick off this four-part series, today’s show features:
• A super-powerful past client strategy
• One killer “Non-Owner Occupied” method that has led to multiple listings for many agents
• An easy way to use Instagram to identify hot listing prospects
• How to use YouTube to target people preparing for a move… BEFORE they talk to your competition.

And those are just the first four of 16 over the coming weeks!

Learn more: https://bit.ly/2MTw4Gu

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