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5 reasons Jack Reacher will make you a better writer blogpost for estate agents by Sam Ashdown

5 Reasons why Jack Reacher will make you a better writer

2 weeks ago 1 week agoAgency Marketing, Direct Mail, Lead generation

Lee Child, aka Brit and Aston Villa fan Jim Grant, has written 25 Jack Reacher books. His writing...

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Our Direct Mail secrets (and results)

Our Direct Mail secrets (and results)

2 years ago 3 months agoAgency Marketing, Direct Mail, Lead generation

Confused by direct mail? Not sure if you should be sending out leaflets, letters, 20-20s, or something else?...

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6 Top ideas to get your direct mail noticed

6 Top ideas to get your direct mail noticed

2 years ago 3 months agoDirect Mailblog, social media, strategies, tips

What exactly is direct mail? Is it canvassing? Is it leaflets? Is it postcards? Direct mail is actually...

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Direct mail – All you need to know

Direct mail – All you need to know

3 years ago 3 months agoDirect Mail, Growth and profit, Lead generationestate agent, instructions, letting agent, social media, tips

What is Direct Mail and how you can best use it to target and win the best new...

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What Do You Do With Your 168 Hours?

What Do You Do With Your 168 Hours?

6 years ago 1 year agoAgency Marketing, Brand and Positioning, Core Values, Direct Mailblog, instructions, landlords, live video, tips, winning instructions

We each of us have a brand new 168 hours every week to spend as we see fit....

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Estate Agent Marketing needs a new approach

Estate Agent Marketing needs a new approach

6 years ago 2 years agoAgency Marketing, Brand and Positioning, Core Values, Direct Mailblog, creating marketing, instructions, live video, strategies, tips, winning insructions

When I look at agent marketing – both property marketing, and brand advertising – I often despair. Most...

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What they think of you

What they think of you

6 years ago 2 years agoDirect Mail, Recruitment and Trainingadvice, blog, communication strategy, live video, strategies, tips, winning insructions, winning instructions

When people ask you, “What do you do?”, what do you say? Do you say, “I’m an estate...

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Give your clients the red carpet treatment

Give your clients the red carpet treatment

7 years ago 2 years agoAgency Marketing, Brand and Positioning, Core Values, Direct Mail, Estate Agencyadvice, blog, communication strategy, live video, strategies, tips

Last weekend, a friend and I met for tea and scones in a lovely country pub close to...

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What - No Stock?? Three steps you can take - right NOW.

What – No Stock?? Three steps you can take – right NOW.

7 years ago 2 years agoBrand and Positioning, Direct Mail, Productivity and workflow, Property Marketing, Recruitment and Trainingadvice, blog, instructions, PropertyMarketing, strategies, tips, winning instructions

An agent called me today, from Nottinghamshire. “Help – I’ve no stock left”, she said. “How many properties...

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What gets you out of bed in the morning?

What gets you out of bed in the morning?

7 years ago 2 years agoAgency Marketing, Direct Mailadvice, blog, instructions, live video, strategies, tips, winning instructions

Do you bounce out of bed before the alarm every morning, with a spring in your step and...

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