Buyer leads are easy. Cheap, even. You can spin up a Facebook ad on a Tuesday night and wake up Friday with 30 of them sitting in your inbox. Listings, though? Whole different animal. NAR’s 2024 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers showed inventory parked near historic lows, with the median seller interviewing just one […]
Last Tuesday I sat down with the numbers from a 14-agent team I consult with in Phoenix. Out of 412 closed sides over the last 12 months, 71% of the buyer side came from just three channels. The other 29%? Scattered across a dozen shiny-object platforms that ate $94,000 in ad spend and barely produced
The first time I lit $4,800 on fire with a “premium” lead vendor and closed zero deals? Learned my lesson the hard way. Most Real Estate Lead Generation Services oversell, underdeliver, and bury the receipts. I’ve been selling homes for 11 years across Tampa and Charlotte. Along the way, I’ve run paid programs for a
Picture this. It’s 9:47 p.m. on a Tuesday. Your seller called twice today, and you still owe three MLS descriptions, two email blasts, and an Instagram carousel — all of it has to hit the MLS before 8 a.m. tomorrow. That was my Sunday-night reality last year on a 14-agent team in the Phoenix metro.
