Month one: Getting everything connected
You will spend the first month getting the network accounts set up. Your provider, TIDE, does the heavy lifting here. Your task is to organize your video files and set up a folder for the team to use. It is a simple process, but it requires coordination. Once the accounts are ready, you will start to see your brand appearing in more places. This is the start of your new growth phase.
Month two: Learning what works
In month two, you will start to see the results of your posts. Which property videos are getting the most views? What market updates are people sharing? Use this data to help your agents know what to film next. This is how you improve your content quality without adding extra work. You are just being smarter about what you ask for. You will notice that the network is doing the work of distribution for you.
Month three: Proving the results
By the third month, the system is reliable. You should have a good sense of how the network is driving traffic to your website. Now you can focus on showing this to your team. Prepare a report that highlights the increase in brand visibility and the number of leads generated. This is your chance to show the ROI of the project and make a case for why this is the right strategy for your agency's future.
Moving from manual to automated
The best part of this transition is that your daily workload will decrease. Instead of spending hours posting to social media, you are just managing a folder of content. The network takes care of the rest. This shift gives you more time to focus on strategy and results. You are no longer just a poster of content. You are the manager of an engine that drives growth for your firm every single day.
Embrace the 90-day setup period to build a sustainable, automated system that grows your brand reach and simplifies your daily workflow.
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Follow-up questions
What is the biggest hurdle in the first 90 days?
Getting everyone in the office to consistently share their raw footage. Once that habit is set, the network runs like clockwork.
How can I make the reports look better?
Focus on the trends. Show how the reach is compounding month over month. That is the most compelling story for any manager.
Will I have to learn any new software?
No, the provider handles the technical side of the accounts. You just need to be organized with your content files.