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Failure Is The Best Teacher In Real Estate

Published on May 14, 2009 by in Training Tips

It’s said 70% of people who become real estate professionals leave the business within 2 years. As I’ve mentioned in previous articles, this statistic has much more to do with the way these people think than any lack of talent, education or training. In this article I’ll discuss how the way one thinks about failure

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Optimizing Your Sales Productivity With The 80:20 Rule

Published on May 13, 2009 by in Networking Tips

Most people have heard of the 80:20 rule.  The most common application of this rule is to sales forces: 20% of the sales people in an office bring 80% of the office’s sales revenue.  But the 80:20 rule has deeper, universal meaning most don’t understand.  We can understand the rule more by learning what it

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Thinking Toward Success In Real Estate

Published on May 12, 2009 by in Marketing Tips

In yesterday’s article I talked about how our ways of thinking are what really determines our results, and not necessarily how much experience, education or training we have.  If we have bad ways of thinking, we’ll achieve poor results.  One of these bad ways of thinking is our psychological barriers, our own self imposed limitations. 

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Thinking Away From Success In Real Estate

Published on May 11, 2009 by in Marketing Tips

Much of the education for real estate professionals out there is of the “how to” nature.  But the most fundamental, important thing we need to learn and understand is not any particular system for doing business, or wise saying or inspirational person.   What’s most important is understanding how we think.

 
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Understanding Your Target Market

In my May 6th article I talked how to make your website reflect your target market.  So you need to ask yourself: who is your target market?  You can do more than know your farm areas well and design your website around that to properly cater to your target market.  There are at least several

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Making Your Website Reflect Your Target Market

The more your real estate website reflects your target market, the more interesting it’ll be to people who want to buy or sell a home in this area.  It’ll also do wonders for getting your website high ranking in Google for people searching for homes in these neighborhoods.  So here are things you can have

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Your Target Market Is Your Brand

Conventional sales wisdom says it’s best to be a generalist and serve large markets.  The thinking is if you restrict yourself to smaller markets, you’ll have fewer opportunities because they’re smaller markets.  In fact, the opposite is true.  You’ll have more opportunities by specializing in a few or even one small market than large markets. 

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Soaring Your Website’s Search Engine Ranking With Reciprocal Links

Having your website’s link on other people’s web pages is one of the best ways in getting your website high ranking in online search engines. This is called your linking strategy. Your linking strategy is how you go about getting your website links on specific websites you target. Best of all, this won’t cost you

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