Who doesn’t love free things? As a Realtor investing in yourself and trying to grow your Realtor marketing you should love free things too. Here are some of the top free marketing tools that you can use to communicate with clients and build your brand.

Mailchimp

MailChimp offers free marketing automation. Automation allows you to stay in touch with your database without even thinking about it. Set up touch-points triggered by dates like client birthdays or anniversaries, or create drip campaigns to communicate with new meets. Mailchimp also allows you to create email newsletters and has advanced reporting features that help you track website activity.

Canva

No budget for a graphic designer? Canva is your new best friend.  Canva is a super simplified design platform that allows you create graphics for web or print. Blog graphics, presentations, Facebook covers, flyers, and invitations are only a few things you can create using Canva. Canva is free, easy to use and they even have tutorials to get you started.

Unsplash

Discover the latest free, high-resolution photos taken by the world’s most generous photographers.  These downloadable photos are great to use with Canva to make your designs original and vibrant. Use the platform for inspiration when you need a spark.

Buffer

Buffer is a social media scheduling platform. Simple and easy to use, Buffer allows you to track the performance of your content and manage all your social media accounts in one place. 10/10 recommend.

Speaking Photo

Previewing properties for an out of town client? Real Estate agents love using this app for presentations. You can take beautiful photos, then record audio on top of it.

Evernote

Busy agents must stay organized to keep up with their client’s needs. Create notebooks where you can make notes, tasks, even upload pictures. Evernote syncs between your many devices, so you’ll never leave a note behind.

Jing

Jing is a free screen capture tool that allows you to add text or shapes to the screen shot. Try using it with clients to point out various contract points, home features, or areas on a map. You can add arrows, crop the picture, and more.