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Shilo A.I. did a little study with 1,977,863 calls realtors made to leads. What they found was 86.76% failed to set clear next steps ( 1,731,098 ) 60.98% lacked sufficient value. Only 13% of calls advanced the sales process. This is mind blowing to me!!

Did you know that only 11% of agents ask for referrals? Just of of curiosity, what prevents you from talking to your friends and family about getting referrals? 🤷‍♀️

When you are walking around at an event, at first glance or first impression, what is it about a booth from a vendor or sponsor that makes it IMPOSSIBLE to keep walking and you have to stop and see what they are about?

What should I say to the buyers agent (I have the listing) in which both the buyer and BA took Pepsi out of the fridge 🤯