It’s no surprise that taking time to focus on your sphere can help drive your business towards future success. Try these tactics to help you expand your sphere of influence to get more leads and referrals. Continue reading
Realogy’s Jennifer Marchetti shares what it’s like juggling two brands, what she does as a CMO all day and how her job is similar to that of a fortuneteller. Continue reading
In the below sessions from Inman Connect, Sherry Chris of Realogy Expansion Brands is joined by top experts in real estate to explore the how COVID has affected the industry, the unanticipated opportunities it has created, and how brokerages can best s… Continue reading
Steinborn & Associates Real Estate, a market leader in southern New Mexico, is affiliating with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate. Continue reading
The guide, created by Max Wilker, the style director at Meredith Corporation – the publisher of the Better Homes and Gardens magazine – provides agents with 14 pages of tips and suggestions for every room of the house. Continue reading
The guide, created by Max Wilker, the style director at Meredith Corporation – the publisher of the Better Homes and Gardens magazine – provides agents with 14 pages of tips and suggestions for every room of the house. Continue reading
BHGRE Winans has launched the Flex Move program, a white-labeled version of the proprietary Offer Optimizer software from real estate tech startup zavvie. Continue reading
Max Wilker doesn’t sit still. Cologne. Paris. Las Vegas. All in the same month, and all as part of his role as Style Director for Better Homes & Gardens, seeing and experiencing the world trends in home decor. Continue reading
All real estate is local real estate. And no platform helps to emphasize that more than social media. As Strategic Creative Director of nm+u, I can say that BHGRE® not only has incredibly strong brand recognition, but it is a brand that resonates with … Continue reading
The final 15 minutes of ICLV’s CEO Connect was supposed to be a broad discussion about the country’s biggest companies — Facebook, Amazon and Google — and whether they would ever substantially enter the real estate business. That was, until this mornin… Continue reading