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With the eldest in their cohort entering their 40s, the Millennial generation is coming into its own. It's already the largest generation in the U.S. workforce. In recent years, it is also the top generation in both home buying and first-time selling.
Coming up just behind is Generation Z. Believe it or not, the oldest members of this generation are in their mid-20s. They're finishing college, launching careers, and starting families. One of the biggest success stories of the last few years is their strong...

Are you covering all of your bases with real estate lead generation? With so many different ways to generate leads, it can be easy to overlook some of the valuable, reliable tools that can help keep your pipeline stocked to the brim. Diversifying your strategy can help you reach a wider pool of potential clients and give you the confidence that you're leaving no stone unturned when it comes to generating leads. That's why it's so important to understand where most leads come from and how you can ensure that you're maximizing your lead generation opportunities.
Start with Your Real Estate Website
Your real estate website

The National Association of REALTORS® reports that 75 percent of buyers say that they would recommend their agent to others. But even though they may have been very happy with the service you provided, their willingness to refer often fades as they move from buying a home into the next phase of their life. That's why it's so important to maintain that connection with past clients over time. Here are some tips to help you maintain relationships with past clients using real estate technology and generate reliable sources of new business in the process.

As a real estate agent, you are a local expert. People trust your knowledge about the market and its ins and outs. They rely on your advice not only to buy a home but to identify the best neighborhoods, the top school districts and employers, and how everything will interact to shape their new lifestyle.
There's one problem: They may still have trouble telling you apart from your peers!
Real estate is a highly competitive industry. Many of your colleagues and competitors are true self-starters, focused on continuously improving and making an impact. There may be many agents in an area who can offer a terrific experience to your potential customers.
So, you need to focus your marketing around differentiation.
Your marketing communicates who you are and what you...

No matter whether you're a solo real estate agent or work as part of a 100-person brokerage, you're sure to see new challenges in the coming year. The housing market is evolving fast. Buyers and sellers alike will be affected, and they'll count on you for the expertise to reach their goals.
Technology will be the key to adapting, growing, and flourishing in 2022.
Some agents worry new digital tools are diverting attention from the relationships at the heart of the industry. But good technology doesn't replace relationships; it deepens them by empowering you to communicate clearly and consistently with more people.
Real Estate Technology Is a Strategic Multiplier for Your Business
From the very beginning, the purpose of technology...
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