When Is the Best Time to Post on Social Media?

There is a direct correlation between marketing and overall sales, but how you’re marketing and identifying the right time of day for the best results is like cracking the code.

As a real estate agent, one of your most important roles is that of a marketer. You’re constantly marketing yourself and your services, your client’s properties and your community to potential buyers. Of older millennials, 98% start their home search on online websites and social media.

Nearly two-thirds of real estate agents said they devote at least an hour a day to marketing themselves and their listings. But what happens if you’re not a digital marketing expert or unfamiliar with the best ways to do this? The hours spent figuring out your marketing takes time away from you doing what you do best – selling homes. Therein lies the problem… how do you spend that one hour a day marketing and what do you do?

Based on the activity of thousands of agents over the first three months of 2021, research indicates posting between 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. on social media will give you the highest opportunity (in terms of users online) to get your posts noticed because everyone is just waking up. Most people can’t resist checking their phones to see what they missed while they were asleep.

Social media provides so many benefits aside from just generating leads. It can help you build trust and recognition in your community and showcase your authority and expertise as a real estate professional.  Social media also allows you to nurture relationships with your clients.

With Amarki, you will spend less time on marketing, and more time doing what you do best – selling homes. Empower yourself and your business by creating and launching any digital marketing campaign in three easy steps.

Learn more about Amarki’s capabilities and partnership with PAR by try it risk-free by signing up for your free account here. Amarki will host a free webinar providing information on how to set up an account and use the features tomorrow, May 11 at 2 p.m. Register here.