client appreciation events
The old playbook of 'just stay remembered' doesn’t work in the digital age, Josh Ries writes. Clients are bombarded with information, so you must provide consistent value
As the seasons change, you may be doubting your prior planning, coach Darryl Davis writes, but real estate success comes from making a commitment and sticking to it
The market doesn’t have to determine the trajectory of your real estate business
Don't go silent this summer. Reach out to past clients, and show them you care with these strategies from coach Darryl Davis
In slower markets, agents who are strategic, creative and proactive rise to the top, Coldwell Banker Warburg's Kevelyn Guzman writes. Those who wait for conditions to change get left behind
We all want to grow and improve our services, The Agency's Rainy Hake Austin writes, and getting feedback is the first step in doing that
Video is the best way to build a brand, connect with your ideal clients and generate quality leads, writes Jimmy Burgess. Get inspired by these proven, real-life examples from agents in the field
Why make your brokerage decision based on their office location? Create your own office and establish yourself as a mainstay of the community
The beauty of events is that your options are endless for creating an inspiring, authentic and meaningful way to connect, broker Pam Blair writes
What we invest in, we can expect to grow. That’s why Jimmy Burgess recommends choosing one of these areas to invest in if you want big returns this year
In their session at Inman Connect virtual, these 3 brokerage leaders discussed how they've worked to carve out a central place in the communities they serve
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In today’s economy, every dime matters. Here are a few budget-friendly expenditures that author and coach Darryl Davis recommends for your next client appreciation event
In part two of this two-part series, Bernice Ross interviews mega-producers who focus on, and find success from, giving back to their communities in a big way
With a little creative planning, you can throw a fall client event that’ll rival your competition without breaking the bank, writes coach Darryl Davis
If you go deeper in your past client relationships, they will take your business wider