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Nov 24, 2017

When embracing a consumer’s perception as part of your strategic process, you’ll want to avoid going into an aggressive defensive mode. Instead, what you need to do is to empower them even though you have a disagreement with their perception of how your process works.

In order to empower consumers, you must learn about their individual concerns and deal with them as part of your entire strategic process.

By asking them, “what is your biggest concern,” and then giving them a genuine uninterrupted opportunity to respond deeply, consumers will eventually “break” and come forward with what’s truly worrying them about you, your process or myriad other concerns.

Most importantly, once we know the truth, we must not get defensive and instead embrace those concerns and offer a solution or an alternative that in turn empowers them to make a more informed decision and get through false perceptions.

For full show notes, go to http://therealtyclassroom.com/podcast/ep09/

 

Nov 17, 2017

Like it or not, consumers use perception to make their buying decision about how a business works.

For example, you may be a great listing agent and have knowledge and expertise well beyond your competitors, however, the consumer chooses based on brand perception alone overlooking your winning strategic approach.

Yes, it’s maddening, however, why wouldn’t they decide like that given that they really have no idea how the real estate agency business actually works; therefore they have to rely on perception based on their best guess!

The solution is to have a clear formula and convince a consumer by teaching them that you are strategic in your approach and proving to them that’s how the business actually works rather than presuming a brand does the work.

However, be very prepared to back this up with facts or you’ll be swimming upstream just like a salmon!

For full show notes, go to http://therealtyclassroom.com/podcast/ep08/

Nov 10, 2017

On this episode, I wanted to share how my intellectual insecurities effected my business hoping you’ll recognize your own so you can move past them:

Intellectual insecurities are the root cause for perpetuating our blind spots!

Many newer agents believe that they are far too underprepared to deal with all these savvy consumers and compete with veteran agents.

Most veteran agents like me dig in so deeply that we tend to over emphasize what we want and stop hearing what the consumer wants.

The antidote starts with using our common sense to see the simple formulas that guide us to feel more secure about what we really know and have the strength to communicate in a simple straightforward manner.

Listen to the episode to learn more…especially if you’re a veteran agent like me as our intellectual challenge is even more difficult to recognize and fix!

For full show notes, go to:  http://therealtyclassroom.com/podcast/ep07/

Nov 2, 2017

On this episode, I want to emphasize a key point relevant to your journey if you want to start a real estate agency business: 

DON'T IGNORE THE SELLERS

Seller listings are the backbone of our business. I found early on my career that it's easier to default to do a buyer business. However, I recognize that with a listing,  I have the opportunity to then subsequently find more buyers. There's no arguing that listing has the max leverage on the buy side vs. the sell side.  

Now, listen to the episode to know more to have a deep dive on this topic. 

Grab the full show notes here:  http://therealtyclassroom.com/podcast/ep06/ 

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