Live Interviews with Estate Agent Networking

As our audiences have grown to a whopping 100,000 followers and members across social media we have now launched the opportunity for our community to partake in live interviews.

Currently we have our #Wednesdayat1 with Elle Wood – This is a simple and easy format, usually lasting around 30 minutes, where you can present yourself / your band and speak about the services / products you offer the industry. These live video broadcasts go out to our LinkedIn business page, Facebook ‘Estate Agency Group’ and Twitter where we have a total following approaching 50,000.

Example live interview #Wednesdayat1 – https://www.linkedin.com/video/event/urn:li:ugcPost:6922483769585115136/

Would you like to offer informative videos which gets shared out to all our communities on social media which totals over 100,000 via pre recorded videos in our simple to follow set out format? We are looking for property industry influencers who can share with us regular video updates on the following topics: Mortgage / Finance – PropTech – Interior Design – Recruitment – Buy to Let / Landlords / Tenants

Example live information video – https://www.facebook.com/500781653/videos/683831386187067/

Please contact concept founder, Christopher Walkey, via propertywine@gmail.com

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