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Showcasing community involvement is a testament to your commitment beyond transactions. Highlight not only the organizations you support but also your active participation. Share stories from local events, initiatives you've led, or causes you're passionate about. This showcases your genuine dedication to the well-being of the community. (760) 994-9050 quinn@realtor-genie.com realtorgenie.com #realtorgenie #emailmarketing #socialmedia #digitalmarketing #realestatemarketing

Does your business rely on customers? Loyal customers are a key. How do you show your appreciation to develop a customer base that can help you grow your business? Do you want your employees to work hard? If they feel ownership and pride they are more likely to be engaged and motivated to perform. How do you create this type of culture? Join us at our upcoming Community Building Event and hear from our expert member, Nancy Larick, owner of Larick & Associates, on the topic "Why Acknowledging Employees and Customers is a Worthwhile Investment of a Company's Budget". Click this link for details on how to register for the event: https://lnkd.in/eFJE6YcK

Remember, successful partnerships are built on communication. Instead of focusing solely on your organization's needs, prioritize understanding your partners' goals and needs. Tailoring your proposal to address their specific marketing and community engagement objectives can create a win-win situation.

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Did you know 90% of consumers want more local businesses in their area? Imagine turning new neighbors into loyal customers! Welcoming new residents isn’t just friendly—it’s a smart business move. But many businesses miss out by not engaging effectively. Here’s how to change that: Host Community Events: Connect in a casual, fun setting. Offer Welcome Packages: Make a lasting first impression. Utilize Social Media: Target new residents with tailored content. A small café boosted revenue by 20% in six months by simply offering welcome packages through local realtors. Have you tried these strategies? Share your experience below!

Did you know 90% of consumers want more local businesses in their area? Imagine turning new neighbors into loyal customers! Welcoming new residents isn’t just friendly—it’s a smart business move. But many businesses miss out by not engaging effectively. Here’s how to change that: Host Community Events: Connect in a casual, fun setting. Offer Welcome Packages: Make a lasting first impression. Utilize Social Media: Target new residents with tailored content. A small café boosted revenue by 20% in six months by simply offering welcome packages through local realtors. Have you tried these strategies? Share your experience below!

🌟 Shoutout to Lady-Drew Boger 🐇☀️ Lady Drew is a prime example of how to build a thriving community and support others! She's been sharing our posts like wildfire and introducing us to her community. 🙌 If you have a business, consider following her lead. consider implementing a referral program. It’s a win-win for everyone! 🌟 By referring people to your business, you build a stronger network and create a shared success story. 👫🏽 Let's leverage our strengths and grow together! Remember, social media is just the starting point. Hosting events and getting out into the community can amplify your reach even further. 💬 Also, a little tip: keep your business and personal life separate online to maintain a professional presence. 🚀 #CommunityBuilding #ReferralProgram #SupportLocal #BusinessTips #LadyDrew

Alignable vs Meetup vs Chambers of Commerce I participate in all three to have a broad networking strategy. 1. Alignable: Alignable offers a pre-vetted community for referrals and advice from peers in your industry. 2. Meetup: Find local groups based on your interests, hobbies, or industry. 3. Chambers of Commerce: Chambers connect local businesses with each other and the community. They often host events, workshops, and advocacy programs. Chambers are a great way to get involved in your community and build relationships with local businesses. Alignable: Ideal for established businesses Meetup: Perfect for connecting with people Chamber of Commerce: Businesses looking to get involved in the community Which is working best for you?

Reminder: Business relationships can be fun! What common interests do you have? What community event can you invite someone and/or their family to? Even when it comes down to celebrating the 4th of July, having a SuperBowl party or even an event for your kids, think of which business connections come to mind for inviting. If you think they’re a good fit, invite them. This can open up whole new levels to the relationship. #buildingrelationships #conversations #communication

Do you think it’s important to engage with your local community❓ Ian Riley says that it’s not always about money, it’s collaboration that’s important, so giving time, skills, and expertise. You need to reach out, engage with people, get involved and understand what’s going on 🧑🏻🤝🧑🏻 How do you get involved with your local community❔ Please comment below 👇