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A short YouTube segment from Real Estate Team OS (featuring Whissel Realty/Brian Kochi) advising that if you have different audiences or "shows" you should create separate channels for each. Speaker A gives concrete examples: they ran "Santee Saturdays" on a Whissel Realty Facebook page and gained ~5,000 followers; when they launched "East County Eats" on its own Facebook page they grew to ~15,000 followers within the first year. The team maintains multiple channels: several YouTube channels (consumer, agent/agent-attraction, east-county, and a channel for a team that joined), three Instagram accounts, and five Facebook pages. The closing line (Speaker B) is a CTA to get more media and marketing tips inside Whissel Realty with Brian Kochi on Real Estate Team OS.

Questions this video answers

About 5,000 followers.

About 15,000 followers within the first year.

Three Instagram accounts.

Five Facebook pages.

Multiple YouTube channels described: one for consumers, one for agents/agent attraction, one for everything east county, and one for a team that joined them.

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