Discover the power of Twitter for real estate in my blog post!

Learn how to listen, answer questions, and promote others effectively to enhance your communication skills and grow your business.

Today, let's explore how social media can improve client satisfaction and productivity in real estate beyond just marketing.

Reflect on your real estate business progress with these 10 questions designed to cut through distractions and keep you focused on your goals.

Learn why DIY projects may lead to overvaluation and how it applies to coaching real estate agents.

Learn from the recent lawsuit in the real estate industry: Your brand is like your reputation, shaped by how well you handle challenges.

The key takeaway is clear—your clients ultimately define your brand, not just logos or lawsuits.

Discover how Chris Smith, aka Tech Savvy Agent, is revolutionizing content delivery with his new webisode series, The Queue, proving that experimenting with content is key to audience engagement.

Explore how price anchoring shapes consumer decisions, seen in strategies by retailers and real estate agents.

Learn from a breadmaker marketing failure, resolved by introducing a higher-priced alternative, emphasizing the importance of perception and value in sales.

Start with proven methods to ensure consistency, then unleash your creativity within that structure.

Stay connected with your sphere—it's crucial for business success and being there for them in important processes like home ownership. Being approachable matters more than just being available.

Learn how to integrate a Facebook Like Box into your website or blog to extend conversations, provide social proof, and transition casual connections into professional relationships, amplifying your online presence and engagement potential.

Explore Eye Level Marketing (ELM) for real estate success.

Learn pricing and lead generation tips.

Stay visible to potential clients with the 10/20 Rule.

Building a brand is about getting noticed, but without making money, it's just a fancy hat with no cows.

Prioritize building a profitable business first, and your brand will follow.