
Direct Mail Marketing: How to Promote Yourself In Real Estate
What’s old is new again, and direct mail marketing is one of the best ways to promote yourself to your farm area!
What’s old is new again, and direct mail marketing is one of the best ways to promote yourself to your farm area!
Legal developments over the last year or so have upended long-standing industry practices and created uncertainty about the future.
“What you do will only ever be as good as WHY you do it.” These powerful words from author and leader Zach Mercurio are a short, but strong reminder of why we need to find purpose in what we do. Unsurprisingly, this also includes finding purpose in our prospecting!
Our success comes from helping clients, and we win over new clients by prospecting. There is a difference between prospecting for yourself and prospecting to help homeowners!
Real Estate Agents usually like to primarily wear either a Buyer’s Agent or Listing Agent “hat.” Here’s why top agents wear both!
Throughout the years, most of us, at least once, reach the point where we realize that what we’re doing isn’t working. It makes sense that with constantly evolving markets, sometimes things need to change prompting the question: Is it better to patch the problem or start fresh?
The “way it’s always been done” is being challenged everywhere you look, and adaptability is no longer a neat buzzword; it’s a must for survival.
Change seems to come at us from every direction with no sign of slowing, and learning to be adaptable is the best way through it.
We talk about SMILE Stops™ a lot in the POWER Program®; here’s why they are a powerful way to develop client relationships!
“THANK YOU” – two of the most powerful words in any language and one of the most important things you can say to your real estate clients for entrusting you with the biggest and most important purchase they will ever make.
Keeping up with the constantly shifting market has many agents floundering. Before you tear your hair out with frustration, check out the three mindset makeovers you need to keep up and stay competitive.
Ask a FSBO why they are a FSBO and you’ll undoubtedly hear, “To save the commission.” We’re going to break down why that is a myth.