Today as I sat down to write this email, I realized that much of my recent writing has been, technically, stealing. Last month in your Inbox, I stole a fabulous example of marketing storytelling from HEY and applied it to real estate. (You all loved that one.) Of course there’s more. I’ve been known to poach the Panera Bread […]

Let’s talk about storytelling in your real estate marketing, but make it actionable + no-fluff. I’m going to show you a real-life, stunning-in-its-simplicity example of marketing storytelling done well. Then I’m going to steal that exact same copywriting and apply it to real estate. (Same as I did, equally as brazenly, when I stole the Panera Bread […]

There’s a handy little framework I use when talking to Realtors who are considering hiring our agency to rebrand them — and you can use it in your closing opportunities with buyer and seller leads, too. Some might call it a “sales tool,” but that verbiage makes me grimace. Because the lexicon of sales cliches […]

If you want to stop the Kool-Aid and start to sound different — more relatable, more trustworthy, less surface, less bullshitty — you need to learn to spot it first.

Let’s play a game, and give your real estate service pitch a complete 180 strategy makeover while we’re at it.

Turns out there’s a big catch with the Typical Realtor Marketing Approach…

While the design of your website might be the key to trust, the copywriting of your website is the key to CONVERSION.

When you say and do what your competitors are unwilling to say and do, therein lies the differentiation.

We shop with our hearts, not our heads.

How do you use past client stories as the conduit for selling belonging to the buyers and sellers who are most interested in believing the story you’re telling?