On this edition of “Keeping It Real,” a recurring podcast series on Inman, Peter Lorimer discusses the need to always keep learning. Like a predator,…
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5 ways to amp up your client communication skills
Would you like to close more deals, have fewer challenges in your transactions and leave your clients feeling you truly understand who they are? You…
Instagram tests removing ‘like’ counts from US profiles
Following in the footsteps of its parent company, Facebook, Instagram will begin beta testing removing like counts from U.S. users’ posts starting Monday. Source: Inman…
WATCH: How to be a ‘thumbstopper’ on social media
Farrah Brittany and Alex Goldschmidt, two real estate social media mavens, discuss leveraging your personal profile to build your professional brand at Luxury Connect. Source:…
A decade of social media marketing: The good, the bad and the ugly
When I was with a big box at the advent of social media, the higher-ups seemed to tolerate my blog, but they strongly suggested that…
Going on vacation? Here are the do’s and don’ts of social media
Don’t throw decorum and etiquette out the window online when you go on vacation. Stay classy and focused — and better yet, stay offline. Here…
5 newbie marketing tactics that make you seem experienced
Almost everyone starts out their real estate career by reaching out to their sphere of influence, sending a business card and a handwritten note. Here…
5 must-do’s for brand new real estate agents
Here are five essential decisions you must make as you launch your real estate career. If you’re still hanging back on some of these, you…
Agent/broker perspective: Should political opinions be kept off social media?
In this column, Anthony Askowitz explores a hypothetical Miami real estate situation from both sides of the broker/agent dynamic. This month: An agent with strong political and societal opinions…
No need to call: 3 high-impact client ‘touches’
Growth hacker James Tyler shares his top tech-based communication strategies for agents looking to grow their businesses exponentially. Source: Inman News