“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change.”
There’s no better way to jump into business in the new year than by following the rich advice of Charles Darwin.
2018 was a good year in the U.S. housing market. As it winds down, there are plenty of stats and figures to consider as you prepare for next year.
If you were to guess where nearly half of all home buyers find their real estate agents, where would you guess? Online advertisements, maybe? Perhaps those fancy billboards you see around town?
As the current year winds down, business and employees often start to make new year’s plans and resolutions. The real estate industry is no different, and there are plenty of ways you can plan ahead.
The key to resolutions is to stick with them for the entire year, and Realtors aren’t immune to the tendency to lose momentum over time. In fact, there’s a 92% chance you won’t keep your resolutions going for the entire year.
The following tips for writing effective real estate ads focus on capturing a buyer’s immediate attention.
The suggestions here apply to classified real estate ads and the first sentence in your MLS listings.
Once again, as we approach the end of the year, you have an opportunity to get any last-minute tax deductions in before December 31st.
This is the best time to purchase amenities for your business so they show up next year on your deductions.
So it’s that time of year again, and if you haven’t already planned some specific holiday marketing strategies, you need to get your baster out, my friend!
Thanksgiving presents the perfect opportunity for some “better than grandma’s pumpkin pie” marketing that will have your prospects lining up for seconds…or in this case, picking up the phone to schedule a meeting with you.
Read on to discover:
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