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The Tom Ferry Podcast Experience

YouTube Strategies for REALTORS in 2023 | This Week in Marketing

The Tom Ferry Podcast Experience

Tom Ferry

Education, Business, Self-improvement

4.71.1K Ratings

🗓️ 30 January 2023

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Why is it so important for you to get more views on YouTube? Because YouTube is more of a search engine than a social media… That means that when someone searches for your type of content, they’re likely ready and willing to do business! In this episode of This Week in Marketing, Jason Pantana is going to give you the genius-level course you need to get more views on YouTube and generate more business. He’ll show you how to work the algorithm, provide a couple of case studies, and then give you six tips to optimizing the performance of every video you publish. You put the work into making the videos, so now it’s time to make the videos work for you. Be sure to watch or listen, pick your strategy, and then get more views on YouTube!

Transcript

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0:00.0

YouTube is a strategic opportunity in 2023 for your business specifically with your video content

0:06.0

and today we're going to talk about how to optimize your videos to get found by more customers on YouTube.

0:14.8

Today we're going to talk about YouTube strategies for realtors to crush it on YouTube in 2023. Why?

0:19.8

Because YouTube is an amazing platform whereby you have the ability to attract high intent in

0:25.9

market buyers and sellers who want to do business with you and the reason for that is fundamentally

0:30.2

because YouTube is more of a search engine than it is a social network and therein lies kind

0:35.0

of a secret sauce and a strategic opportunity. You see a search engine which is what YouTube is.

0:39.6

In fact, YouTube is the third most popular search engine worldwide. Google's number one,

0:44.8

Google Images is actually number two and YouTube is number three and the next one on the list is

0:50.5

like way down the list because Google dominates the search space but the user behavior if somebody

0:56.0

on a search based platform like Google or YouTube is so different than if they're on Instagram

1:00.8

or Facebook because on platforms that are social networks they're typically feed based meaning

1:05.6

I go on Facebook I go on Instagram and I scroll and I see what it shows me. I'm not necessarily

1:10.4

looking for anything in particular which means my willingness to watch a video or stick and engage

1:15.1

with your content for an extended period of time is limited because I'm just kind of scrolling

1:19.9

to the next thing on social networks but on a search engine I'm going to type in a thing I'm looking

1:24.2

for and then it's going to rank videos or rank the results based upon the order of relevance

1:29.4

whether or not they meet the needs or intent of my search and I'm going to choose to watch a video

1:33.2

because I believe based upon the thumbnail based upon the title and things like that

1:37.4

that this video is exactly what I'm looking for which means my appetite for consumption is much

1:42.4

better than if I'm on just a social network my willingness my intent to watch for longer means

1:48.2

I'm looking for more what it really boils down to is that the intent of buyers and sellers

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