Fortunately, there are ways to provide discipline to your team, and accountability is one incredibly powerful strategy for producing revenue growth. In this chapter, you’ll learn how to create a positive culture of accountability that supercharges your results.

Sales365 is a space to bring together residential real estate sales professionals to find more joy and ease in the selling process so that we can maximize lead conversion, celebrate over-achieving sales goals, generate next-level income, and create more time to enjoy life for ourselves and our families.

You have salespeople out there, and suddenly there are competitors. We have to find a way to stand apart, to separate ourselves from the group. What do you think? I know we just sprung that on you, but what’s on the top of your mind to find a way to stand apart from everybody else?

Avesdo is all about harnessing the power of data when it comes to pre-construction real estate sales, which not only provides invaluable insights for professionals looking to market their inventory, but ultimately helps them to save money — a vital necessity, as operational costs continue to rise across the board.

Kids say the darndest things, and often their words carry more weight than they intended. Here’s what my four-year-old shared with me recently. If you only remember part of the objection framework, I encourage you to ALWAYS clarify your buyer’s concern before you address it and ultimately re-close.

All coaches set out with the best intentions. Coaches are leaders. No leader ever wakes up in the morning and says, “boy, I hope I screw up this coaching thing today.” So what separates the greats from everyone else? In my extensive study, I’ve found four primary pillars that all great leaders embody.

Unfortunately, most salespeople become desensitized to their products and service. You see your product every day, so it makes sense that it would lose its flare to you. But if you intensify your customers’ experience, you must maintain excitement about your product or service.

It’s not enough just to make the sale. It doesn’t count until the sale closes. But these days of changing market wins, customers sometimes get a little squirrely, don’t they? So what do we do to make sure that our customers who are in the purchase process stay in the purchase process?

When the market is strong, we are all geniuses, right? When the market slides, it separates the pretenders from the authentic. Consider these four tactical approaches for sales managers in tough markets (if you’re not in a tough market right now, you can still benefit from these disciplines).

There’s a whole wide world of people that you can talk to about purchasing one of your homes. I suggest that you start by talking to those people who are most likely to purchase. I have a limited amount of time in which the prospect I don’t want to use that time talking to people who are highly unlikely to buy.