Better to put this query into a blog, Nassir Khan. In Q&A we are just taking a minute to check a question so if you really want feedback try posting a little at a time in blogs. You may get more valuable feedback. If proofreading isn't your forte have someone check your text. Spell check doesn't catch everything. Lots of people have trouble with that.  

OK, I'll bite.   Spell check and grammer will help improve ANY presentation.   'nuff said.

Sounds interesting.

My two cents: No reason to keep newbies from social media or to say analytics are only for the big guys.  The tools are easy enough that anyone can do those.

You should include this information in your blogs.

I'm voting for the answer by Kathleen Luiten.

parked and reading

Nassir, you should reward well those who invested the effort to read the information you linked to.

I have no doubt better options are needed for newbies. However, I have not the energy to reconcile your lexicon with what is currently in common practice.

So what do you REALLY want to know, using conventional terminology?

Seems you want to implement a multifaceted marketing strategy. But not certain since I feel we are not using a shared Lexicon.

 The individuals most rarely go past people meet. I will not call beginners. As for the last big brokerages preach them but they have no budget for them either.

You need to quantify the annual budget. Most "beginner" agent budget will exceed most agents income.

 This may be a better blog than something to put out in the Q and A section.

Nah....I don't like clicking links that redirect me from the Q and A section. Good luck, though.