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Saturday, March 23, 2024
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Wednesday, March 20, 2024
Bulletproof CMA (going live)
| I'm getting ready to jump on a live webinar where I walk you thru my free Bulletproof CMA app... then show you how to use it as a "snare" to capture listing appointments and buyers agency agreements. "The Bulletproof CMA" >>> Click here to join the webinar now <<< Here's what you'll get just for joining: ⬇ My Bulletproof CMA app (100% free) Enjoy! -Chris Jones |
New app & webinar (download)
| Hey guys, in light of the recent NAR settlement, I'm holding a very important 1-time-only training today. >>> ONE CLICK REGISTER HERE <<< Trust me, you'll want to join. I'm going to share a free download of the #1 most important app I use in my real estate business. (And it's one of the main reasons why me and my buyers agents are not worried about the settlement news.) It's called "Bulletproof CMA". Right now, there are a lot of coaches and gurus out there who want to scare the bejeezus out of you. "Buyers agents are going away." "Zillow is replacing you with hourly consult fees." "Sellers are already cutting commissions." ☝️ That's all a bunch of horsecrap. In fact, very little will change for most agents. Especially if you're using this free app. Here's how it works... I use this app to get airtight values on any property in <15min. I use it to snare 8 listing appointments per month, like clockwork. And I use it before submitting ANY offer for my buyers (and because of this, they would never consider buying a house without me). Last month, we set 8 listing appointments with this playbook. And with this playbook, we secured agency agreements with every one of our buyer prospects. You can duplicate my process anywhere in North America. The best part is it's completely organic, so it doesn't cost a penny. All you need is the app, the playbook, and ~2hrs to execute. Later today, I'm sharing my whole process in a free webinar. Webinar: The Bulletproof CMA You don't have to be a math geek or an experienced listing agent to learn this. During the webinar, I'm giving away everything you need to get started.
All free. Yours to download and keep forever. Just register and show up. >>> ONE CLICK REGISTER HERE <<< This will be a live webinar with me. I don't do canned, prerecorded events. There's only 250 seats for this event, because I know many of you will have questions. Please register or you'll miss out. See you there, -Chris Jones |
Tuesday, March 19, 2024
STARTING NOW (Yep, it's GO Time! :-)
| I'm going live with today's training right now! "LIST or DIE: $500K a Year Listing Business Blueprint (NAR & Beyond)". This is all about how ANY agent, regardless of your budget size, market location, or experience can build a profitable listing business. I'm in the room now... Get your spot here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3818022679593472608 Andrey . . . |
RE: the Brass Tacks on the NAR Lawsuit & Settlement
| Lot's of emails lighting up my inbox the past week about the NAR lawsuit and settlement. So look, I've been in the real estate game since 2009. In these past 15 years I've watched entire business models, "hot" marketing tactics, and wholesale algorithm changes come and go. And boiled down to brass tacks, here's what the NAR settlement really means for real estate agents: Listings are now King, Queen, and Butler. As you know, we've got a saying in our world: "List to Last". The NAR settlement just upgraded that saying to: "List to Survive". Said differently: "List or Die". We can discuss all the opinions about the NAR settlement until we're blue in the face... ... but boiled down to brass tacks... You know, like:
... and being able to do it WITHOUT stressing 24/7 or constantly robbing Peter to pay Paul... What it all means is: If you don't have a system or method for getting steady new listings, that works consistently and predictably, your life is gonna get way harder. However, if you have a method or system in place for getting steady new listings, you'll not just survive, but you'll actually THRIVE. To help you do just that, I'm hosting a BRAND NEW listing training today at 3pm EST / 12pm PST as an "emergency meeting" in response to this: "LIST or DIE: $500K a Year Listing Business Blueprint (NAR & Beyond)" In this training today you're gonna learn:
This BRAND NEW live training today at 3pm EST / 12pm PST is FREE and very timely for what we're facing right now in our industry. Click HERE To Save Your Seat To This FREE Training See you later today. Andrey . . . |
LIVE Training: $500k a Year Listing Business Blueprint
| Reminder: I'm hosting a BRAND NEW live training for listing focused real estate agents today at 3pm EST / 12pm PST. Here is a short video about what you'll learn on this training today: Click HERE To Watch Short Video and Save Your Seat This training today is Free, Brand New, and for agents who quickly want to get more listings. This training is all about the "$500K a Year Listing Business Blueprint". How ANY agent, regardless of your budget size, market location, or experience can build a profitable listing business. See you later today. Andrey . . . |
Monday, March 18, 2024
CASE STUDY: $9 in spend = $550,000 signed listing
| I just recorded a short video that shows how one of our newest done-for-you clients, Stuart Sutton, got his first signed listing for $550,000 after only $9 in ad spend! We deployed a variation of one of our core listing methods, and it's working wonderfully. In this video you'll learn:
Click HERE To See How Stuart Got His First Listing Already If you also want to get more listings quickly (and consistently) then this video is for you. Our listing program is territory exclusive and I've already had turn agents away simply because their market was taken. This is a done-for-you listing program where we work with you to get you from 5 to 30 listings... ... and you literally don't pay a penny until you get closings and cash commission checks. 14 spots are left for this program. If you'd like my personal help with getting more listings, just like Stuart, then watch the video and follow the instructions at the end to book a call with me so we can speak and see if it's a good fit. Andrey . . . |
