by Elisabeth Govern | Aug 30, 2019 | Business Management, Lead Generation & Nurturing
Successful businesses implement strategies and processes to dominate their markets. In the real estate industry, solid lead generation and detailed follow up strategies will draw a line in the sand to separate you from the competition. The Big Real Estate Challenge...
by Shannon O'Brien | Nov 27, 2018 | Business Management, Guides, Lead Generation & Nurturing, Marketing
Remember when you had a boss? He or she was the one stuck with the strategic parts of the business – like revisiting and tweaking the business plan and creating an annual marketing plan. In case you haven’t noticed, you no longer have a boss. So, the strategic stuff...
by Shannon O'Brien | Sep 10, 2018 | Business Management, Lead Generation & Nurturing
Trophy hunting is not an effective real estate lead-generation strategy I have a friend who owns a retail store. She spends a ton of money on advertising to get people in the door of her shop. What if I told you that every time someone walked through that door, she...
by Shara Maurer | Apr 12, 2018 | Lead Generation & Nurturing, Real Estate Discussion
According to Inman, the number one mistake Realtors® make is throwing away great leads because they aren’t ready to transact. Ironically, 95 percent of the real estate journey takes place before a lead is ready to make contact, let alone transact. There’s...
by Shara Maurer | Mar 12, 2018 | Lead Generation & Nurturing, Real Estate Discussion
You have a branded website. You have a system for managing your contacts, nurturing leads, and marketing your database. You’ve created profiles on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and every other social media platform possible to maximize the reach of your business. You...
by Market Leader Team | Feb 21, 2018 | Lead Generation & Nurturing
Engage Real Estate Leads Without a Phone Number. 25 years ago, if you didn’t have a lead’s phone number, you were dead in the water. At best, you had someone you could send direct mail to. But in those days, few had e-mail. And most new agents don’t have the budget...