Social Media Awards for UK Property Industry – Now Open:

January 21, 2016

The first ever dedicated awards for UK Estate / Letting Agency and Industry Service Providers are now open. View the categories and entry terms here.

Founded by Christopher Walkey, these awards are free to enter and already have a number of sponsors and judges on board to help find some of the UK’s best performers within Social Media.

“The power of social media can be seen and measured by the success of Estate Agent Networking which was launched purely on the likes of LinkedIn and Twitter to make it what it is today, one of the most visited property news channels in the UK. These #VIM2016 awards are for all those other companies in the industry who likewise see the power of using social media for business and have demonstrated good usage of this marketing tool. We hope to receive many entries for each of our eight categories and will be making a presentation of trophies, certificates and window stickers to those who come out on top.”

The Estate Agent Networking Social Media Awards 2016 #VIM2016 deadline for entry is May 16th 2016 so start sending in your entries now.

Enter by subscribing for free to the Estate Agent Networking website here and send your entry to info@estateagentnetworking.com

 

Christopher Walkey

Founder of Estate Agent Networking. Internationally invited speaker on how to build online target audiences using Social Media. Writes about UK property prices, housing, politics and affordable homes.

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