No matter what digital tools you use, you’re probably not keeping up with the big-boy-backed tech. But there are some things that we “smaller guys” on the ground can do that these major players can’t. It’s time to focus on community building. Here’s how to get started.
Source: Inman News
5 local ways to compete with big tech
Published in Agent, Alex Goering, better homes and gardens real estate, Marketing, Opinion and Select
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