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Why reverse engineering works for Trelease Associates
Delve into the history of Trelease Associates and you’ll quickly discover a progressive buyer’s agency committed to doing things differently.
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The jungle or the zoo – What’s your vision of real estate’s future?
Looking to the next 10 years of the real estate industry, social scientist Nigel Dalton offers up an interesting analogy. “Are you expecting a jungle or a zoo?” he asks.
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Samantha McLean: The habits of highly effective agents
There’s been a lot written about habits in the past few years thanks to authors like James Clear with his book Atomic Habits and BJ Fogg with his book Tiny Habits.
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Nerida Conisbee: What a new Federal Government means for property
We now have a new Federal Government and with that comes change in leadership, policies and the way the country is run. The changing of the guard also comes at an interesting time for our economy and our property markets with significant change in both since the start of the year.
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Michael Choi: 10 sales strategies for a changing market
The national real estate market is normalising after a period of high sales and agents need to be prepared for the new conditions.
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Leanne Pilkington: A technology testing strategy that works
Taking advantage of new technology means having an open mind to its possibilities, and not dismissing it before its potential is known.
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Mass personalisation: How to know what your market wants and deliver
Most agents know it can be a fine line between using technology to reach more clients and aid productivity and that which stifles personalisation and nullifies the human touch. In Transform XII, we explored the possibility of using technology to personalise communication, build strong relationships and keep it low cost. Here are some of the takeaways.
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Shaun Stoker: Do auctions work in a cooling market?
While most agents understand the value of auctions when markets are hot, the auction process can also be a powerful sales method when markets begin to cool down.
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How to build better rapport using ‘social styles’ (and ultimately win more clients in real estate)
Every salesperson has experienced the feeling: you feel like you’re a certainty of winning the listing - or the business.
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Ellen Bathgate: The age of automation
There's good and bad in everything, including technology. It can save you time but it can also hinder progress in your business if not used the right way.
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Gadgets, gizmos and game-changing tech at CES
Flying taxis, colour-changing BMWs and sensational technology that immerses you in the metaverse… It was all on show at CES 2022, and as Cass Charlesworth writes, some of it has applications for real estate. If there’s one annual event that offers a window into the future, it’s the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Packed full of innovative gadgets, game-changing…
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Manos Findikakis: How to ride the real estate rollercoaster and succeed
Real estate is not the kind of career where you can have a plan B. If you're in, you need to be in hook, line and sinker in order to achieve the desired level of success.
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How to motivate your team to sustained excellence
Motivation is one of those things that can take us to great heights, but at times, as we all know, that motivation can be hard to find.
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Rental housing supply: why we’re in a perfect storm
I recently attended a very insightful session by Tim Lawless, the founder and research director of CoreLogic’s Asia-Pacific research division. I came away questioning why the market has changed so dramatically.
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Kristen Porter: What to expect when buying a rent roll
Purchasing a rent roll can be both exciting and daunting. It’s a unique process, and even the most experienced real estate professional can make mistakes when it comes to this type of purchase. Here, O*NO Legal founder and legal strategist, Kristen Porter shares what to expect when you purchase a rent roll.
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Pancho Mehrotra: training for excellence
We've all seen the likes of Federer, Nadal and Djokovic perform amazing shots under pressure and win.
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Annual auction volumes declined in May
After a record volume of auctions were held in the first four months of the year, last month saw an annual decline in listings for the first time since February 2021.
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Employees Vs contractors: How the High Court decision impacts you
Understanding the difference between contractors and employees, and how the two can be legally blurred, can potentially save real estate agency’s thousands of dollars, says O*NO Legal founder Kristen Porter.
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What Singapore street food and real estate marketing have in common: know your clients, generate more leads and stand out from the crowd
Mark and I were in Singapore about four years ago at a Perry Marshall event. Perry is without a doubt one of the true sages when it comes to marketing and having spent a day in a room with him and 20 or so other marketers, the night we visited Newton Food Centre all I could think about was what…
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How Ben Codling found the best of both worlds
In Victoria, sales agent and principal Ben Codling believes he's genuinely struck it lucky.
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The Trusted Agent Podcast: Tom Hector on always being honest, the value of systems, and the importance of protecting your personal brand
Across Adelaide, Tom Hector is well-known for his ability to always do the right thing for his clients, with a reputation built on integrity, commitment and trust.
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Matt Lahood: How to lead a team in a changing market
There are three things in real estate we can count on - a headwind, a tailwind and no wind.
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Flying cars, driverless cars and the rise of electric vehicles – what does this mean for property?
While I can't quite imagine arriving at work in a flying car in my lifetime, it may in fact be a reality in the not so distant future. There are currently hundreds of companies working on flying cars, or the less catchy term eVTOLs (electric vertical take off and landing).
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Scott Bateman: So, you think you’re a high performer?
Three people are standing on a beach watching a small yacht sail very quickly out to sea. A passer-by notices the speed at which it’s sailing and asks the three “I wonder how it’s travelling so quickly?”
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John Hellaby: Another massive quarter
Now in its sixth year of operation, online offer management platform Market Buy continues to go from strength to strength. Here, CEO John Hellaby shares his thoughts on the company’s performance over the past few months.
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Manos Findikakis: How to combat project fatigue
With the countdown under way to the end of the financial year, it's a busy time in any real estate business.
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Tim Snell: Do auctions still work?
The great Australian love affair with real estate has started to see its first signs of turbulence over the last few months.
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The high performance mind – part 2: Enhance your mind for success
When it comes to high performance, one of the best technologies we have access to is neuroplasticity.
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“Solving the struggle”: The six stages of consumer buying and how to close more deals in real estate
“Nobody wants to be sold to, but everyone loves shopping with their friends…” That’s what Ryan Serhant told me about his approach to real estate sales on the Elevate podcast earlier this year. And he’s right. You think about it. We all love buying new stuff. I love nothing more than sitting down with my iPad and a glass of…
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The Trusted Agent Podcast: Andrew Morello on how to build relationships, drive more sales, and fast track your career
When it comes to making sales and growing businesses few people are more passionate and driven than Andrew Morello.
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The important question all established agents need to ask
As the industry transitions into a more challenging market, agents commission structure is again coming to the forefront of the conversation, as listings and sales begin to slow down.
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Fiona Blayney: calling time on unnecessary tech
I wear an analogue watch. You know, the old school variety with a face and hands. I love my watch. I love the weight of it on my arm, how it doubles as a piece of jewellery and how when I bought it many moons ago, I felt just a little bit fancy. Unfortunately, though, our love story is peppered…
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Manos Findikakis: In a sea of agents, how are you different?
How are you different in an industry that offers the same service, for approximately the same price?
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Construction industry woes likely to keep house prices high
All data coming out about the construction industry shows ongoing challenges.
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AREAS 2021: How Josh Tesolin shifted the goal posts to sell 350 properties in a year
When Josh Tesolin sets a goal, you better believe he’s going to achieve it. After all, this is a top-performer who clocked up $1 million Gross Commission Income (GCI) in his first year as an agent.
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