There are many ways to get deals online: Facebook Ads, Google AdWords, display ads, etc.
With all the experts and successful investors closing deals and using every platform out there, it’s easy to feel like you’ll never figure it out.
Worse, you’ll burn all your capital with zero results if you market the wrong way.
Today, Dan tells you the exact steps every successful investor takes to get more motivated seller leads online.
Show highlights include:
– The biggest “money pit” in REI marketing (ignore this and you’ll feel like you’re making progress while you’re wasting your cash). (4:20)
– How to “Sanity Check” your marketing strategy to know exactly what to keep doing and what to adjust so you don’t waste anymore money. (5:30)
– The question you have to answer before you EVER spend a penny on marketing or think about who to target. (7:30)
– The most important resource you need to make your marketing profitable (and it’s NOT money or knowledge). (11:00)
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