Communication is important in any type of relationship. Communication allows you to explain to someone else what you are experiencing or feeling and what your needs are at any given moment. 

If you’re reading this, chances are, you’ve heard about our book program — and maybe even use the books yourself. Our MyBooks members have access to 14 books they can personalize and give to prospects to improve and grow their businesses.

Even the most experienced Realtors make mistakes during listing presentations. There's a lot going through your head, and it's easy to miss out on a detail or two.

Listing presentations are won when you can simultaneously prove your work and overcome objections. Here are 7 listing presentation mistakes and how to avoid them.

Most agents plan out their marketing budgets for a quarter or so at a time. Naturally, new advancements or products are put out or improved throughout every year.

The key is to know what new technology can help you get more listings and what products aren’t worth your money and time.

The most successful entrepreneurs have one thing that sets them apart: Resourcefulness.

They understand that success is not about what you have, but rather how good you are at dealing skillfully and promptly with new situations or obstacles.

We’ve talked before about how important and impactful your online brand can be.

When used effectively, your email and social media marketing can help you form relationships with leads and build their trust in you.

Sending a newsletter to your email list is the perfect way to stay in touch with your former clients and leads, without constantly giving them a sales pitch.

When done well, newsletters can keep cold or inactive leads around until they turn into listings, while simultaneously building your brand.

If you're a veteran in the real estate industry, you know just how much it's changed, even in the last 10 years. Technology now plays an integral role in how people search for properties and even how real estate agents reach and communicate with leads and clients. 

You may be a veteran real estate agent who struggles to get clients. On the other hand, a newbie agent in your market could be killing it. How is that even possible? Shouldn’t you be way ahead of the new guy?

So what’s the problem?

It’s simple; you could be pushing clients away. You’re probably trying too hard to get clients and in the process killing your business.

Sleazy sales tactics simply don’t work anymore — not just for real estate agents, but for any kind of salesperson.