Social media is not new. It’s something every property management company in New Zealand should be using every day. We know, however, that this is not the case so here’s a list for you starting from scratch.
1. Setup all basic social media accounts for your company including a Facebook page, Instagram page, Twitter account, and Linkedin company page.
I know this sounds simple stuff but you’d be surprised how many companies don’t have this basic covered.
2. Link all social media to your website.
This is vitally important for search engine optimisation (SEO) of your website. Find out more about
SEO for property management companies.
3. Create a content strategy.
Have a plan. What each network will be used for. What content will be created for each network. Who will be responsible for creating and posting the content. Learn more about content strategies here: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/social-media-content-strategy/
4. Use different networks for different things.
A tool for each job and a job for each tool. Facebook messager could be used for communicating with and attracting tenants, Instagram might be used for paid ads, Twitter could be used for listening and keeping up to date with property management news, and Linkedin for prospecting new owners. This is how we’d suggest using these networks.
5. Start by listening.
Social media is like a conversation. If you listen and are interested in what the other person says then they will like you and listen to you back. If you go around shouting without listening then people will ignore you. Start by going to relevant pages comment (as your brand) providing valuable expertise. You can do this on any platform.