Archive for the 'Real Estate Brokers' Category

Making the Shift From Top Producer to Successful Broker

Monday, August 9th, 2010

Recruiting – I like the way author Jim Collins puts it in his book, Good to Great: “CEOs need to fill the bus with the right people and then get the bus going in the right direction. To find the right people, you must assess the firm’s weaknesses and then seek team members who can [...]

Not the agent you’re looking for…

Thursday, April 29th, 2010

Successful Real Estate Team Building

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

Team building is important for any organization and this is just as true in real estate as it is in any other industry.
Team building has many benefits such as improving morale and leadership skills, finds the barriers that thwart creativity, clearly defines objectives and goals, improves processes and procedures, improves organizational productivity, identifies a team’s [...]

Building Your Real Estate Team For Success

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

The successful real estate agent. King of the mountain. No task too heavy, no burden too great.
You’ve done it all. You’ve succeeded in the real estate business and there’s no one that can sell more homes than yourself. Your ego is larger than life.
You’ve accomplished everything you can as a real estate agent. [...]

Real Estate Brokers/Agents Increase Market Share by Teamwork/Partnering

Wednesday, November 12th, 2008

Real estate agencies and real estate sales agents; are you looking to increase your market share? A step toward reaching that goal is to adopt the model of “Teamwork/Partnering”. Real estate, by its structure and competitive nature, can inhibit “Teamwork/Partnering” because real estate sales agents are usually independent contractors and consequently that can lead to [...]

How some brokers offset the housing slowdown

Wednesday, October 1st, 2008

There is commercial, retail and high-end residential real estate in Monmouth County and Bruce Germinsky of Jersey Shore Real Estate is taking full advantage of it.
It always surprises me when a broker tells me that he only has his agents selling housing in the town or city, but not the other properties that could be [...]

Changing The Behavior Of Your Sales Team

Monday, July 28th, 2008

Many sales people will not make changes unless they are made to feel uncomfortable.
EXAMPLE – If your team feels comfortable forecasting numbers below their quota, or reporting numbers below their forecast they will continue to do so. Unfortunately, that means you must be able, when necessary, to make them feel so uncomfortable that they would [...]

Creating a Strong Web Presence

Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008

The other day I wrote 5 ways to get your website shining and you need to get that done because a recent Yahoo survey studied how online resources influence home buyers and sellers.
According to the Yahoo! study, consumers look to the Web to ensure that the selected agent will best meet their specific needs. Key [...]

Building Client Loyalty

Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008

“If we don’t take care of our clients, someone else will.”
A real estate company depends upon clients for survival. No clients virtually translates to no business! So, it’s no surprise to see companies allocating huge funds to market to new prospects with the goal of turning them into clients. But in the process of chasing [...]

Brokers – 12 Keys to Tuning Up Your Sales Force

Monday, June 16th, 2008

Many cars today tell the driver when it is time to perform maintenance. Even better, some tell the driver that maintenance is needed in 1,000 miles with updates along the way. It would be great if as a real estate broker, you had this kind of technology at your fingertips. Unfortunately, managing a sales organization [...]