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I do them for instructional purposes in email for some clients. I have a professional walk-through tour done by a videographer for listings.

I've done some client testimonials by video but, they are very time-consuming when it comes to recording and uploading so, I haven't done one of those in a long while.

I use a CRM  called Ixact Contact.. They recently got together with "Bomb Bomb" an email video company so they are now integrated.  Whenver I send out my bi-monthly "touches" to my database, I can automatically record a video to insert into the email.  It is statistically proven that more emails get open when there is a video inserted.

Peter Mohylsky Video can be a tricky subject. Its not like taking a photograph. Done right it can sell a property. Done wrong it can look amateurish. Producing a video does take some skill.

 Vimeo.com

 Surf the site for great tutorials  (scroll to the bottom of Vimeo home page for links).

  I believe that Ron and Alexandra Seigel utilize Vimeo.

I use whatever Realbird has to offer to market listings.... makes life easy for me....sellers love it...

You could... document don't overthink 

Video can be consumable by you target audience if its in the right places 

Yes, we use a lot of video in our marketing. 

Every one of our listings - we turn the photos into videos with captions. 

We upload them to Youtube and upload them to FB. 

TIP: NEVER share YouTube videos on FB! 

ALways upload video to FB from your m4v files. 

We use video for branding and niching. 

My series of 10 short sale questions ( one video for each question ) back in 2008 did really well in getting sellers to list with us. 

We also do explainer videos to share a system like right now we are making one to explain why hiring a property management company  ( one of our clients) is better for you and your tenants. 

We also do live video, FB live, YT Live. THose are super well received and very effective. Be your authentic self! 

Go for it! 

I am amazed at how a product that is so visual- Real estate- has hundreds of thousands of agents who don't use video in their marketing. 

I use them for marketing rentals but they are quick walk-throughs so they understand the floorplan.

I use video for listings and community, surf, and windsurfing.  I get a lot of hits from my videos.

I kept hearing at NAR conference to have fun with video and post it on social media. Keep it short and it doesn't all have to be about real estate.

Some for neighborhood seo, some to showcase a property.

I do Peter Mohylsky take a look HERE:

Peter,

I has to be done well, and doing it well takes up a lot of time.  Ron recently put a video together that is 3 and 1/2 minutes long.  Even though he had all the pieces, it took him about 6 hours to write it, edit it, and another 3 hours to find the perfect music...And yes, he is a perfectionist.  And you have to be.

I do not but am becoming convinced it is a great marketing tool to use now and into the future!

I should do it more as it is time consuming but will try to do more if I get some down time.

I have not embraced the technology yet but know I should!

CAUTION:

Video, done right can be resource (time) intensive.

Now, if one definition of video is those produced by a cell phone, without PP, then time investment becomes minimal. A little planning and a lot of practice can produce an effective video.

Be aware, that 'Play" icon is irresistible for most consumers.

The question you must ask yourself first is what promise are you making to th viewer? What I mean is when they click 'p'lay' what can they expect to receive? just listed? Local news or event information? Social Causes? Enlightenment? Making money? Saving money? How to rid the yard of mole-crickets?  The 'box of chocolates' approach does not work well.

Be aware, the most important element in quality video is SOUND.

Relying on camera mics means a quality video is NOT in your future without PP. 

What I have found most receptive, SOE friendly, and citizen honey, is reviews of new business that includes and 90 second interview of the owner, just enough time to share their 'why."

Demonstrating you are among the shakers and movers brings credibility and authority.

Not as much as I should.

Yes and as drop ins to Blog posts or even as teasers to the Blogs etc. I've never done it but have seen it done for landing pages as well.

Obvious would also be to make guided tour/open house type video tours.

Local events, neighborhoods, interviews with business owners, messages to clients/past clients/prospects, listings, market updates

I don't own any cameras and don't particularly do videos. My listings get a professionally done video; my testimonials are done professionally on video. Otherwise, not so much, and certainly not with me behind a camera.

Not as much as I should be, but that will be changing shortly as I'm learning software/editing basics

I do video of my listings, have a Branding Video and one for the two counties I cover.

Not as much as we would like to. Need to focus on this feature this year

Video tours sometimes, or videos of unique features (like an incredible pool).

Most of the videos I take are for fun ... birds, squirrels, rooster, etc.  I'm not there yet in terms of taking the leap to produce my own videos for professional use.  

I do videos for my speciality to give out information and it does get results.

Yes. In all you mentioned - marketing, listing and branding.

Shoot open house on demand listing videos. Capture local community events. Interview the locals. Explain the how to parts of the real estate buy and sell process. Video rocks and is what buyers want. Go easy on the talking head boring videos. Those don't hold an audience Peter Mohylsky .

I do videos for my listings and put them on my landing page for that neighborhood.   Also have done many neighborhood videos which get good traction.

I don't and neither do many agents in my area.

No.