Probably the funniest marketing failure I’ve had was when I bought a few reams of yellow paper and created a yellow letter that would take up only half the page so I could put two letters on each sheet, printed in landscape orientation.

The idea while good in theory that some might "stick" surely means losing support of realtors over time:- In the 1st place it means a lot of extra work they may not need nor want, -In the 2nd place, many if not most of these offers will probably need re-negotiating of price and no doubt subsequent failure of the contract.

I'm not planning on trying to learn everything before pulling the trigger but I also don't want to set myself up for failure right out the gate not having these things in place.

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Setting yourself up for failure.

I think what separates early success from those who fail, give up or never get started is a combination of 3 things:1. An open mind2. Common sense3. A willingness to take action on what you learnedToo often people lik...

Failure to do so may result in a loss of coverage.

Many, many times in the beginning, I wanted to give up as the failures mounted and my traction did not seem to take shape.

The failure with most lead sources is that people want them or ask about them because they want leads in the short-term, but the best lead sources you can create as a realtor are long-term, relationship-centric ones.

The beginning of all successes & failures happen in the mind 1st.