Marketing to the Social Network
Facebook has changed our world and it will never be the same. Having watched the movie “The Social Network” in...
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Where Abundance Abounds
Although we’ve been hearing over and over that distressed property sales are a huge part of today’s real estate market,...
Don’t Shoot from the Hip, Use a Script
Give me a salesperson who's struggling to fill his or her calendar with client appointments, and I'll show you a...
Leverage Your Social Media Marketing
The impact of social media on business continues to rise within the real estate industry. It’s an incredible opportunity to...
Be the Intel Inside of Real Estate
I’m not talking about a computer chip. “Intel” in this case means market intelligence; a higher degree of product knowledge,...
Creating a Foundation for Motivation
Editor's Note: Headed to NAR? Darryl Davis will host two sessions, "Make 2012 Your Breakthrough Year," Saturday, November 12 from...
Blueprint for 100 Deals Part 4: Communication/Bandwidth
Without good communication, you don’t have a business. Whether you’re staying in touch via telephone, face-to-face, IM, text or email;...
Keep Your Clients Coming Back for More—and for Years to Come
The average home turnover is about 11 years, with a range of six to 16 years, depending upon your state....
Four Days Until the Power Broker Forum at NAR: ‘The One Thing Power Brokers Can’t Live Without’
This intriguing question will be answered this week by a panel of industry experts at RISMedia’s 16th Annual Power Broker...
Google+: Why It Makes Sense for E-Marketers
(eM+C)—Google+ is the latest player on the social media scene. With 40 million-plus users, the social media network has carved...
Protect Your Cash Flow
By deducting pre-commission expenses from payouts, brokers avoid having to chase reimbursement or carry the cost indefinitely, keeping the cash flow stable. Safeguard your funds.
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