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How brokers can encourage agents to double down after a year of success
Think local, make it personal, and don’t let go of someone once you get their attention
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Twenty-five plus years into the real estate digital revolution and most of the money and innovation has been focused on helping homebuyers. That's about to change
Half the battle is knowing when to compete and when to walk away
Don't wait for a crisis to make sure you're on the path to your fullest life
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What you should know about your logo, your website, and the future of your business
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The right look connects to buyers immediately, but it doesn’t require a huge change all at once
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Nurture the leads you have through key connection points and content marketing
If you want to make more money next year and survive in this ever-changing profession we call real estate, then you need to develop a financial plan allowing you to achieve your goals
Buying leads is expensive. Here are 5 ways to generate them without spending all that money.
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