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- @cotweet is an iphone app on the horizon? 3 hrs ago
- @lalayu @aliststager lol ;) in reply to lalayu 3 hrs ago
- got an email from expedia saying that flight fare has dropped for atlanta. is this a sign from god for me to go to #retso??? 3 hrs ago
- @michaelegerber (Emyth), Norm Brodsky (The Knack), Andy Craig, Steve Mercil, CJ Wilson judging at #growco http://yfrog.com/dyoq5j 8 hrs ago
- @DisneyEC Josh it was great chatting with you at lunch. Let's keep in touch. :) in reply to DisneyEC 8 hrs ago
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Where do you link to get leads/sales?
milano stazione centrale ferrovie - milan train station / italia, italy / hdr by paolo margari on Flickr
I get asked that questions all the time now since the real estate market had slowed down. I meet a lot of people who are not working as much as it used to be, or just plain desperate for work.
Frankly, that’s like asking me “What bar do you go to to find a husband?“ or “What diet do you do to lose weight?“ There are just no magic bullets in any types of networking, whether it is online or in person. What works is persistence, consistency, and being geniunely caring to your sphere and friends. It never hurts to have a bigger sphere, in real estate (or small busienss for that matter), you never know where your next referral will come from or if you will meet a potential business partner.
There are tricks to get you there quicker:
There are no guarantee that just because you signedup for an account on Twitter or Facebook and filed out a profile you will get referral calls. But you gotta plant some seeds first so they will grow.