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Jessica Souza shares a beginner-friendly roadmap to structure your business, build your team and feel confident in your new role as a self-employed CEO
by Jessica Souza Sep 12
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Open houses offer more than an opportunity to market a single listing, Josh Ries writes. They allow you to connect, both in person and online, long after they end
by Josh Ries Sep 12
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It's not enough to continually bring in new leads if you don't know how to close the ones you've got. Trainer Rachael Hite helps you practice and refine this critical skill
by Rachael Hite Sep 11
Party supplies, like a ladder, bounce house and popcorn to exemplify this real estate team's VIP club strategy.
Amy Stockberger shares how the No. 1 team in South Dakota cut its $30K billboard spend to a 1-time outlay of $4K using this powerful and replicable system for creating lifetime loyalty
by Amy Stockberger Sep 11
AI real estate agent
Move your value proposition away from the transactional and into the protective, taking care of your clients in a way that technology can't, Josh Ries writes
by Josh Ries Sep 10
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In celebration of Back to Basics Month, and to arm you with all the tips and tricks your colleagues have already read, our editors rounded up the top how-tos of the year. Catch up, or get left behind
by Dani Vanderboegh Sep 10
How this agent went viral by falling in love with the home in his TikTok video tour
Jered Jones thought he had a hit-in-the-making with an emo parody music video he created on TikTok — but his real viral moment completely took him by surprise
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If your feed feels scattered and leaves clients guessing, you’re not posting with purpose. Alyssa Stalker shares how to build a clear content lane that creates trust and a path to work with you
by Alyssa Stalker Sep 9
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Lead-gen expert Josh Ries tells you how to transform ideas from Zillow and Realtor.com into local insights that make your content marketing stand out for all the right reasons
by Josh Ries Sep 9
AI for real estate
After a painful conversation with potential sellers, learn how broker Josh Ries renewed his commitment to personal communication
by Josh Ries Sep 8
How this agent gets 98% of his business from referrals
Top producer Charlie Wills has successfully systematized relationship building, so almost all of his business is referrals. On this episode of Real Estate Insiders Unfiltered, he shares his playbook
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Find out how this Austin, Texas, agent switched gears when his viral content was no longer delivering the results he and his team needed
by Christy Murdock Sep 8
5 strategies to build your first social media pipeline
Social media done right can help new agents start conversations, build credibility and turn online visibility into real clients, branding expert Alyssa Stalker writes
by Alyssa Stalker Sep 4
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Instead of chasing static buyer and seller profiles, Steven McCloskey writes, focus on larger market trends, where movers are relocating along predictable pathways
by Steven McCloskey Sep 4
How to stop second-guessing yourself and make solid decisions
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
by Darryl Davis Sep 4