Representation matters when marketing to the 26 percent of people with disabilities. In part four of her series, Rachael Hite looks at ways to make your marketing more meaningful. Continue reading
A lack of accessible housing may make it difficult for clients with disabilities to find the home they’re looking for, Rachael Hite writes. Here’s how to help. Continue reading
Trainer Rachael Hite takes a deep dive with two experts about what it takes to build a business plan that is both aware and inclusive, along with steps you can take to help your team tackle tough social issues that a significant portion of your custome… Continue reading
Trainer Rachael Hite takes a deep dive in this interview series with two experts about what it takes to create an environment that is accessible for those with disabilities. If you are working at building diversity, equity and inclusion into your busin… Continue reading
Trainer Rachael Hite shares her first impressions of Meta’s latest new social app. Will this kill Twitter? Do you need to add this to your business marketing strategy. We are in a new frontier of digital communication. Continue reading
One year after the overturn of Roe v. Wade, impact headlines steadily flow in, from personal stories, to statistics and heated debates. Continue reading
In today’s political climate, Rachael Hite writes, Realtors need to ask questions about why candidates are selected for funding, as many of them have a personal agenda that does not reflect the values of NAR. Continue reading
Hate in this country seems to be gaining popularity in a growing “anti-woke” movement that is pushing back against displays of support for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Trainer Rachael Hite asks, “How does all this rhetoric land when upholding our … Continue reading
With hundreds of comments on our coverage of Ralph Yarl’s shooting, what does it say about door-knocking, and where do we go from here? Rachael Hite updates the story and looks at the sometimes heated reactions. Continue reading
Real estate moms don’t want flowers, cards or candy this year. Here are five things that are guaranteed to be on their wish list.
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