Sam is joined by marketing expert Simon Leadbetter who shares strategies for significant growth for your estate agency. Simon talks about his vast experience and reveals that despite the influx of new technology, core marketing principles remain unchanged. We explore the importance of truly understanding your customer and creating a product so compelling that it sells itself.

Simon highlights the power of being known, liked, and trusted within your community, how using PR, email, social media, and direct mail reinvigorates local presence and drives success. You’ll also hear Simon’s views on current trends reshaping the industry, including the rise of the self-employed model.

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Sign up for one of Simon’s intensive marketing workshops HERE

When you’re ready, here are 3 ways we can help you to IGNITE your agency:

• Find out more about COSMO and take advantage of our exclusive podcast offer HERE 
• Listen to another episode HERE
• Request an AJ Mastermind brochure by calling 015394 40892 or emailing [email protected]
• For your questions, reach out to Sam Or Phil: [email protected] OR [email protected]

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If you have any questions, please get in touch. Also, make sure you check out our upcoming events at: www.ajmastermind.co.uk/events

Some key takeaways:

➡️ Employing technology and outsourcing can streamline operations. 

➡️ Effective use of PR, email, social media, and direct mail can dramatically increase market presence.

➡️ The rise of the self-employed model offers new opportunities and challenges for estate agencies.

Some great moments:

✅ “The art of marketing is to make selling unnecessary because you build something so good it sells itself.”

✅ "Referrals are the most powerful form of marketing as someone says, 'You've got to really work with Sam.'”

✅ “Focus on the one thing, the three objectives that come out of that, and then the five strategies for each objective.”