6 Ways You Can Use Video Blogging In Real Estate – Productivity Nugget #117

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“Imagine what kind of coin you’d earn if you became the most trusted real estate agent in town because no one would ever doubt that you’d try to sell them a house you didn’t think was worth every dime for you which you were asking?” – Gary Vaynerchuk

Any ideas or thoughts on what kind of content to include in the videos?

I got this question from a real estate agent that is ready to take their social media, internet presence and team to the next level. Using video in your real estate business is a great form of marketing and lead generation.

Here are some ideas in this real estate coaching video.

6 Ways You Can Use Video Blogging In Real Estate

A recap of the real estate coaching video of the 6 ways you could you could use video with some links to examples.

1. Share information about your local real estate market.

Ian Watt does an information packed, daily video blog about condos in downtown Vancouver, BC. Ian shares market stats, information about solds, or news about condo developments in a concise, high energy delivery.

2. Share information about your local community.

Dale Chumbley mixes it up on his real estate blog about things to do in Vancouver, WA. He uses the written words, pictures and video. He shares info about restaurants, parks and points of interest in the community that he lives and sells real estate in.

3. Do a property tour of a listing

I will give some ideas about this in a Productivity Nugget tomorrow. If you know a real estate agent that is doing a tremendous job of this, please share in the comments below.

4. Do question and answer

The real estate buyer and seller has questions. You have the answers. Just do a Q & A format like my friends Kristin LaVanway and Dean Ouellette do on their EastValleyTeam.com website. Having someone else to interact with helps make it a more natural conversation. Dean and Kristin look like they are having a lot of fun and are also able to share valuable information.

5. Use a screencast to give transparency

You can use an application like screentoaster to give your website visitors a tour of what happens and the benefits of registering on your website or IDX search. An example of me using screentoaster  is in this How To Facebook video

6. Give a tour of the community or neighborhood

My coaching client, Gilbert Peralta specializes in condos. Gilbert has created a website that is resource for a buyer looking for information on condos in the Seattle area. He has started doing driving tours of the condo community and sharing information as the video viewer rides along with him.

Here are some other real estate coaching videos you might want to check out:

What I Have Learned From Doing 100 Video Blogs – Productivity Nugget #100

Real Estate Video Tips – Save and Back Up – Productivity Nugget #093

Kristin LaVanway Gives Tips On Doing A Real Estate Sales Video Blog – Productivity Nugget #070

What type of equipment do I use to create the Video Blogs I do? – Productivity Nugget #066

Ian Watt, Vancouver Realtor, talks about his real estate business, video blogging and social media – Productivity Nugget #023

What Else?

Did I miss any other ideas? How are you using video in your real estate business?