Title Marketing Strategies: Video, Prospecting & Client Retention | Title Agents Podcast Ep38

Episode Summary

Frank Klesitz built Vyral Marketing over 15 years helping professionals grow through video content. As a real estate investor who closed hundreds of deals, he understands what title companies must communicate: competence in saving transactions. This episode delivers actionable marketing frameworks including permission-based prospecting lists, top-of-funnel vs. bottom-of-funnel offers, client retention through co-created content, and why title companies should tell stories about deals they’ve saved. Frank explains how to target investors and agents, build nurture campaigns, and articulate expertise through publishing rather than cold pitching.

About Frank Klesitz

Frank Klesitz is CEO and Co-Founder of Vyral Marketing, a company he built over 15 years helping professionals grow through video content and database nurturing strategies. As a former real estate investor who closed hundreds of single-family transactions, Frank developed deep expertise in what makes title companies valuable. He created the 33-touch video content system as an alternative to traditional marketing, now serving clients nationwide. Frank is a sought-after speaker on marketing funnels, prospecting systems, and authentic content creation for professional services.

Key Takeaways

• Title companies should publish stories about deals they’ve saved to demonstrate competence, not commodity status, targeting real estate agents and investors who understand a good title company does the heavy lifting.
• Build a permission-based prospect list by pulling Zillow’s top 250 agents per market and running MLS data for non-owner-occupied sales to LLCs in the past 12 months to identify active investors.
• Use a funnel approach: top-of-funnel offers free newsletter subscriptions, middle-of-funnel invites to workshops or events, bottom-of-funnel requests one-on-one meetings to reduce rejection and build trust gradually.
• Client retention comes from helping agents and investors grow their business by inviting them to co-create video content, giving face time with decision-makers instead of only their support staff.
• Price elasticity in professional services is driven by certainty, not features—articulate competence through publishing, speaking, and storytelling to command higher fees and win more business.
• Avoid creating content for algorithms or SEO lottery tickets; instead create content answering actual questions from prospects in your database and send it directly to people who matter.
• AI tools provide 90% efficiency gains for article writing from video transcripts, photo enhancement for thumbnails, grammar checking, and podcast summaries through Otter to stay current without consuming hours of content.

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