The Instagram Sequence Feature – Snag Visual Hooks! |This Week in Marketing

The Instagram sequence feature is one of the best tools for making your videos go viral. Essentially, it allows you to cut gripping opening visual hooks from other videos and edit them into your own. But how do you use it correctly? In this episode of This Week in Marketing, Jason Pantana shares breaking marketing news relevant to real estate agents including a new scam affecting social uses and an important update Instagram is experimenting with. Then, he gives into how to use Instagram sequence tools to grab clips from other videos to use as opening visual hooks to captivate your audience. It’s one of the best tricks for helping your videos to go viral. Last, Jason talks to listing genius, Felicia Lewis, who is crushing her market in Carmel Valley outside San Diego. Felicia is what you might call “the seller’s dream agent,” and creates an unparalleled demand for her services. In this conversation she’ll show you how to adopt her listing generation strategies into your own business. Be sure to watch or listen, take note, and start using the Instagram sequence feature in your social media videos right away! In this episode, they discuss… 0:00 – News & Updates 6:26 – IG Sequence Tutorial 13:30 – Felicia Lewis Interview ------------ Interested in a FREE Coaching Consultation? Click Here: https://bit.ly/TFfcc For the majority of my life, I’ve been passionate and dedicated to changing lives by giving away the very best strategies, tactics, and mindset techniques to help you and your business succeed. Join me as we take this to level 10! ------------ Let's Connect: Website - https://TomFerry.com Facebook -   / tomferry   Instagram -   / tomferry   Twitter -   / tomferry   Podcast - https://TomFerry.com/Podcast Events - https://www.tomferry.com/events _____ You are advised that any Information provided on this podcast is not legal advice. Ferry International assumes no responsibility for consequences resulting from the use of the Information. Some of the Information may be outdated or not consistent with current law.