Whether it’s over Zoom or through email, digital marketing and outreach in luxury real estate is now the starting point of every interaction, and it has to be strategic enough to pull the prospect deeper into an eventual personal interaction.
Source: Inman News
Luxury leaders agree: digital marketing rests on authenticity
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