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Welcome to T
he first words of this month’s message have to be “THANK YOU!” to all the PROPERTYdrum readers who joined us in London on 15th June for the PROPERTYdrum Social Media Marketing Conference (#SMM4PP). And what an event it was; while many conferences are a bit of an excuse for a chat
with industry colleagues and a pleasant day out of the office, this was a full on, high octane, intensive eight-hour session on a steep learning curve that wowed, excited and possibly exhausted most delegates. Some of us may think that social media channels are just for teenagers to while away the hours but we all learnt that it is a massive business communication tool and one that we should all embrace – in the right way, of course. However, PROPERTYdrum is about more than social media and this month we bring
#SMM4PP wasn’t just a conference. It was a high octane, eight hour session on a steep learning curve.’
you more information on a variety of topics that may help to develop business; let’s face it, we all need all the help we can get in this dragging (in most places) market. We have another interesting instalment on
software innovation, this month examining letting and management software. We also review more Apps, this time,
clever tools that can help your presentations to clients and with inventories and reports. Some people are wild about Apps, many
iPhone owners have dozens of them for all manner of activities, but there’s another
school of thought that says a mobile website is far better... because we believe in balance here, we bring you an expert’s view on why mobile websites are the way to go.
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