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Chris Moriarty
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Cold Calling is Dead? Really?

Chris Moriarty
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Upon joining up with Bigger Pockets, I logged on to see an advertisement that said "cold calling is dead" that was advertising a book. While it looks attractive, the data simply doesn't support this proposal. In a recent article in Inman News, one of the largest real estate publications in the nation, it contends that those who utilize cold-calling make an exceptional return on their time invested. The article can be found here: Agents, There's Gold in Cold Calling

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J Scott
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J Scott
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Originally posted by @Chris Moriarty:
I'm the staff writer for my company, The Elite Connect, not at all different from a staff writer for Inman News, yet the administrator of this forum removed the link for the article authored by me that resides on my company website, thereby interfering with the free exchange of helpful information.

I am a staff writer for my company. I would like to post promotional links on your website back to my website. I promise they will be helpful as well.

Can you please tell me how I can post promotional links on your website, as I'm sure you'd hate to interfere with the free exchange of helpful information?

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