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Branson’s onto something here… Wearing a tie is old hat !
An excerpt of his recent article about the new way of doing business:
Recently I was interviewed by Australia’s largest real estate portal RealEstate.com.au on what I’d buy with $1 million…
After running wild with a few dream scenario’s 🙂 🙂 I got serious and thought about what I know, and what would make a good investment – and well you can probably guess!
Enquiries often come in from home/small business and start-ups.
The usual story is that at home the space is too small, and largely because it’s unproductive (bodies running around, dog, chores,etc.!)
Here’s another aspect from a recent article below that may be of interest.
I was delighted to help the Carla & Scott with their new Albion venture recently – just because I share their passion for food and can attest to the quality of the items they produce, which is top notch!
This is something you should explore if you are a heavy Twitter user, or looking for different ways to engage as a person or business.
As explained by Twitter:
Further to Google’s inside street view, you can now get directions around say, Ikea, or Westfield Chermside on your phone – nice.
I’d imagine targeted advertising will come but it’s handy and free for the moment!
See if your local shopping centre is in the list on the inside maps FAQ page.
The call starts something like this:
Me – “Hi, Super Agent Thor here, did you like X we saw? Be good to know,etc.” (To a prospect’s Voicemail)
Real Estate marketing ads can generate a call or full view (on a website), just from having a great picture.
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It is interesting to be “ear to the ground” of businesses when dealing with people and their commercial sales and leasing needs.
So, a summary of things and chats with people so far: See more ›
‘It’s definitely worth at least a million’ – Quoted in Brisbanetimes.com.au Article
The real estate business is a funny one, and sometimes an easy (and deserving!) target.
In November this year I will be celebrating 10 years in Commercial Sales & Leasing, and over this time I’ve seen and experienced a lot of agents “telling people what they want to hear”, quoting low to guarantee themselves a deal, or just plain getting the pricing wrong. Some of these agents come and go.
I’m in for the long haul, and there’s always plenty of deals to go around so I don’t need to do any of the above.
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