New agents are a big part of a brokerage’s success. A good way to attract and recruit them is through effective and eye-catching marketing and branding campaigns that highlight your brokerage’s key differentiators. Here are a few tips.
Source: Inman News
Recruiting new agents? 5 tips for making your brokerage stand out
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