by Market Leader Social Media | Oct 20, 2010 | Events, Conferences & Tradeshows, Training & Education
Guest Post By: Tom Kelly Salespersons seem to be more analytical and reflective in the fourth quarter of the year. They look at performance sheets, seek tools to make them better, them make New Year’s Resolutions. (Why do you think the Realtors hold their annual...
by Market Leader Social Media | Oct 15, 2010 | Marketing, Training & Education
In the old days, real estate team leaders taught new members of their team how to market by simply replicating themselves, producing “mini me’s”. It’s understandable that agents used to imitate their leaders. I mean, you’ve already had enough success in your...
by Market Leader Team | Sep 29, 2010 | Marketing, Training & Education
So I was asked to put together a blog titled “Mastering Your Playbook” in reference to real estate, which is too bad as I have some suggestions for the New York Giants and their playbook. Still, there’s something the two have in common: When any good coach...
by Market Leader Social Media | Sep 28, 2010 | Lead Generation & Nurturing, Marketing, Training & Education
You can’t avoid hearing all the buzz about social media these days. Many, many agents are jumping on the low- or no-cost opportunities available with social media—much to their early-adopter benefit. If you are a broker, cheering on your cutting-edge agents from the...
by Market Leader Social Media | Sep 27, 2010 | Training & Education
Yes, I’m asking about January in September. You don’t have to have your marketing budget set. You don’t need to know your January sales quota. You don’t need to do a lot of things. Not yet. But at this point in the year, you probably have a...
by Market Leader Team | Sep 10, 2010 | Marketing, Training & Education
Someone asked me today what was the best customer service advice I have. Customer service is everything these days—it can make or break your business. We all know the Big Mantras: going the extra mile, adding a personal touch… those are so important—and so well...