There is a natural ebb and flow to the real estate market. Learn what it is and how to use it to your advantage for your own business and life and also learn how to explain this concept to your clients to help them in their home search or home sale.

How Tom Brady, Gwyneth Paltrow, Oprah and Jeff Bezos Can Teach Us About Being Better Real Estate Agents 

Want to know the biggest indicator of how this month, this year and your entire real estate career will go for you?  Look at what you are telling yourself right now. 

Stop paying for online leads and starting creating them for yourself instead.  Learn the five steps in today's episode.  

Did you know the About page on any website is the most visited page after the home page?

That means that one little page creates a HUGE opportunity to connect with your visitors and answer the question -- "Why should they choose YOU among all other real estate agents."

If your leads and clients feel a connection to you from reading the About page on your website, they will more likely want to continue the conversation about working together even further.

Unfortunately, though, most real estate agents cram the bio on their About page with awards and accolades, and that's not at all what your clients want to know about you.

So, what do they want to know about instead?

Your story.

Learn how to tell your story to create a bio and an about page on your website that has clients wanting to work with you as their real estate agent. 

Are you a real estate agent who wants more clients? he secret is to market yourself to less people. This episodes walks you through why choosing a niche is crucial for every real estate agent and how to do it through an interview with one of our Agent Grad School students who did just that and is not getting more leads than ever before.

Learn marketing strategies you can do from home. 

Listen in as the very first student at Agent Grad School tells us what her last 10 years have been like, the results she's achieved and the obstacles she's had to overcome to become a $25 million producer without an assistant, a team, and buying leads.