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Ready to get busy? Trainer and author Bernice Ross talks to Curaytor co-founder and CEO Jimmy Mackin about the marketing plays that are working right now. Continue reading
Ready to get busy? Trainer and author Bernice Ross talks to Curaytor co-founder and CEO Jimmy Mackin about the marketing plays that are working right now. Continue reading
Think your website can’t compete with the big portals? SEO expert David Marden writes that, with smart keyword planning, you can find your place in online search results. Continue reading
If you want to raise your profile and stay top of mind in your chosen market, luxury consultant Chris Pollinger writes, it requires crafting an effective and recognizable brand identity. Continue reading
Whether it was the photos, the property description, the website or the social media plan, what marketing element was a total turnoff? Continue reading
Agent Danielle Lazier quit listing appointments because she was tired of giving away expertise with no reward. Here’s how she susses out which clients truly want to work with her. Continue reading
We are used to hearing the word “compounding” in relationship to finances. Here, Inman contributor Carl Medford couples compounding with business habits to set in motion long-term results that can dramatically transform your business and your personal … Continue reading
In times of struggle, we often add tools, strategies and habits to “fix” what’s wrong in our lives and businesses. Let eXp’s Troy Palmquist help you shed some of the things that are holding you back. Continue reading
Suburban multifamily housing continues its growth surge, particularly in the single-family and build-to-rent markets, multifamily expert Michael Zaransky writes. Continue reading
Danielle Lazier was at the top of her game, but she was so burnt out, she was ready to quit. FBI negotiator Chris Voss’ talk about tactical empathy and emotional intelligence changed everything. Continue reading
Don’t buy into the commission rhetoric saying the U.S. should do things more like they do in Australia, Cara Ameer writes. Each country has its own dynamics, customs and economics. Continue reading