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What would your business look like if 3,000 people showed up to your client event?  

In this episode, we sit down with Danny Baron, the Cincinnati agent who turned community generosity into a 200+ unit, referral-fueled machine. Danny reveals the exact marketing system that took him from $0 year to hosting stadium-sized events that make his brand unforgettable.

Danny shows us how dedicating 10% of revenue to marketing transformed his business. He shares why he hired two full-time media pros, how his March Madness giveaways generated thousands of organic followers, and what it takes to host client events that attract 2,000-3,000 people at a time. From launch parties to Cincinnati Reds games, Danny proves that generosity and consistency compound into massive referral growth.

We break down his full playbook: pre-event marketing, day-of execution, and intentional follow-up. Danny's approach is simple: Make people feel seen, deliver real value, and stay top of mind all year long. If you want to build a brand your market can't ignore, this is the blueprint.

Resources:

• Millionaire Real Estate Agent Podcast Notes
• MAPS Coaching
• The Seven Levels of Communication by Michael J. Maher
• Order the Millionaire Real Estate Agent Playbook | Volume 3

Connect with Jason:

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