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This month we are lucky to have Joe speak to us about how real estate professionals assess renter and agent demands and deliver solutions based on those demands. Modern real estate agents, buyers, and renters expect more from the online real estate experience and industry websites need to constantly innovate and evolve in order to [...]
Announcing November’s Lucky Striker Social Media Club Dinner and Meeting. This month we’re fortunate to have Matt Daimler, from Buyfolio.com, whose topic will be learning how to trust & empower your customers to create stronger and more fruitful relationship with them. “Buy-side brokers need to evolve their customer approach in an industry where [...]
“YOU are your most valuable asset. Not what apartment you just sold or the company you work for. YOU! Your personality, your memorable personal brand! Let’s face it, you’re competing with tons of agents with great track records and experience. Thus, it’s critical that you clearly and concisely bring YOU to life. Whether you like it or not, you’re [...]
There, I said it: Broker compensation is indefensible. An independent broker who is a friend of mine and I were having — how to put it? — a robust discussion at the last monthly meeting of the Lucky Strikers Social Media Club. We talked about commissions (without violating anti-trust laws, heaven knows). I ventured an [...]
This week’s Lucky Striker in the Spotlight is Phil Faranda of J. Philip Real Estate who was the main focus of a New York Times piece on the increasing tech savviness (and serve-iness) of quality real estate brokers. Here’s an excerpt: February 24, 2011 A For-Sale Sign With Brains By ELSA BRENNER IN 1996, when J. [...]
Recently, LSSMC’s Patrick Healy and moi were featured in short videos now airing on n2k.tv. The web site is the brainchild of our bursting with energy brother-in-baldness, Eric Barron, and was created to help foster informal education among the brokerage community. Patrick gave an excellent take on how agents could better manage their expenses using such online [...]
