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Royal LePage says a social-media-enabled competition designed to lift recognition for a code captivated hundreds of entries from residents in communities opposite a country.
The My Great Neighbourhood competition ran from late Jun to Oct. 21. A personality had not been announced during REM press time.
Videos, photos, slip presentations and songs were posted to royallepage.ca/mygreatneighbourhood as hundreds of entrants paid reverence to a communities in that they live, while opposed for $1,500, $3,500 and $20,000 in esteem money. Entrants could also name their Royal LePage representative on a site, with a tip 3 “agent mentions” any winning an Apple iPad.
Social media played a poignant purpose in a contest, with entrants pity their posted entries by Twitter and Facebook, enlivening “likes” from within their amicable media communities. In addition, Royal LePage brokers and sales reps were means to use a competition as a touch-point with clients and prospects, enlivening entries and compelling by their amicable sites.
Ayn MacDonald, a sales repute with Royal LePage Team Realty in Ottawa, constructed a YouTube video on how to enter a competition and became a “mention” personality via a contest. “I am a new representative with usually 10 months into my business. This competition supposing me a good event to strech out to my contacts to find their impasse … now we have a review square for destiny hit and it all happened during positively no cost to me,” she says.
Article source: http://www.remonline.com/home/?p=10338
