I do just sold postcards (which still work to make the phone ring) and I do a blog post that I share via Facebook in neighborhood groups.

Thank you for reminding me I have a blog post to work on for a closing that we just had! :) I also do postcard mailings, big nice postcards. You could also do a press release if your area has a small local hometown paper.

     Blast it all over the Internet.   Send out cards.  

    In the past, I also did door-knocking in that area and handed out "Just Sold" flyers with the price and details of the sale on them.   I don't door knock anymore, but it's something you might want to consider.

Sold post cards to the neighborhood.

I put them in my newsletter, put the sold sign on and do some social media posts.

Yes, all of the above. You might do a subdivision post of sorts with actives & now a closed of your own.

I like to get a recommendation from my clients I can shsre

I give all I got before and during the transaction. That's all I know

Press the flesh!  Go out and door-knock 10 homes in each direction and both sides of the street.  Homeowners LOVE to know the new sales value in the neighborhood and they will love that you sold the home!

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I like just sold postcards and client testimonials. 

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In most market places, a "Just Sold" postcard works.  That being said, I would suggest that you do some research to see if it will work in your neck of the woods.  A

Just sold post cards.

Many agents in my market include "SOLD" listings in with their "For Sale" listings advertisements.  Certainly blogging about sales is good too.  

online and offline marketing for each closed listing..... offline, we do direct mail marketing to 500 homes in the area; newspaper photo with a sold sign(we do a full page once a month for our listing inventory,,,active, pending and closed) .....then online marketing on many different sites....

Just sold post cards to the neighbors.  Blast on social media

Postcards, facebook and my newsletter

I haven't done mailouts in years - I do however blog about unique/quick sales

postcards, circle prospecting (calling), door knocking, social media, all the above and any thing else that works - a party for the new buyers....

If it's in a neighborhood where I do a lot of work, I might send out a Just Sold card.

Just Sold postcards, and perhaps door knocking on the adjacent homes - 10 each side and 20 across the street

i prefer to personally reach out to other agents,... they "may" have seen the mls, post etc.. but a phone call to shake the tree is my best way

One good method is a welcome/moving in party to throw for all the neighbors.

I too do Just Sold post cards if it is in a neighborhood I would like to continue to market.

Shout out your window "I'm happy as Hell and I can take more listings".   

Most often a blog with social media promotion. I use postcards to target specific neighborhoods

Send postcards and post on your Facebook page and in your local Facebook groups.

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Just sold post cards, just sold landing page, just sold announcements in general.

I used to do direct mailings to the immediate neighborhood.

Just sold cards.

Sold postcards to that neighborhood.

We do "Just Sold" postcards Coal Infantino - no media. 

It depends on the target market.

Neighborhood BBQ

Testimonials from  pleased clients

All of the above but how much of each depends on the property and price point.

If you engage in success theater and vaninty metrics, you have NO HOPE of seperating yourself from the sea of smiley faces.

Serously, think about it. A homeowner getting a Just Sold postcard. It misses EVERY intent of marketing.

I would suggest when the house is sold and owner gone this is the message to deliver "Barack Obama say's 'Good bye dear friends..." Read the rest of the family message to you at "GettingOutBeforeTheShipSinks.com"

'I never thought getting out of town could be so easy. Annette was real Pro," POTUS.