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If you are creating a brand, the most important thing you can be is authentic. Today we are talking to Nick Woodard about what it to means to be authentic and to reflect that in your business.
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What’s up? Ladies and gentlemen, welcome with our episode of the Real Estate Marketing Dude podcast. Folks, we’re going to chat about today is the only thing you should be focused on in 2024, because I was like, What are you going to do in markets?
00:04:04:08 – 00:04:21:19
Unknown
Strange thing. What new shiny objects coming out next? What kind of work? I buy more leads. Work? I do this. No, dude, just need to start being more of yourself. You you need to be authentic before you could ever start marketing or attract anybody online. If you have any bit of like fakeness or bullshit about yourself, you’re in turn people off.
00:04:21:19 – 00:04:41:24
Unknown
And today’s entire show is going to be dedicated towards one thing Authenticity. How do you become more authentic? Authentic? How do you become more authenticity? How do you become more authentic? So I think Nick here reached out to me maybe on Instagram, if I’m not mistaken, or maybe it’s Facebook, I forget which platform, but he’s been listed in the show for quite a while.
00:04:41:24 – 00:05:03:17
Unknown
Appreciate that. But you know what? He really massages like my ability to show for a while. And this guy’s been an agent for 20 years in a bar was six or seven years ago. He says he stopped he stopped being that perfect, perfect like Barbie doll and all type of an age it right? Like the stereotypical fucking person.
00:05:03:17 – 00:05:20:20
Unknown
Hello. I’m here for real. Say you write your name tag and everything, right? Perfect. Suit. Your socks are perfect. You’re driving the car. You might have rented it from a friend just for the day, just to do showings. Right. But you put on that front. We’ve all been there and he stopped caring. He just said, Fuck it. I’m going to go out and be myself.
00:05:20:21 – 00:05:35:09
Unknown
And we’re going to hear story today. We have have not dug into this or you to hear it live with me here. We haven’t practice this or anything like that. And he said, Mike, once I stopped giving a shit, I started business, took off, I started being myself. So the first thing I do is I go to his website.
00:05:35:09 – 00:05:55:18
Unknown
I want you guys, if you guys are online, go visit his website and keep him in mind for your referrals because you’ll be in good hands. But without further ado, we want to go ahead and introduce Mr. Nick Woodard from Middle Tennessee. What’s up, Nick Paton And dude, good to be on here. I’m a friend. Yeah, forever. Thanks for coming on.
00:05:55:20 – 00:06:10:06
Unknown
Do people want to hear your the story? I like I love these shows because you take something and you actually run with it. And I want to just hear the whole story is like from start to finish. I think people are going to get a lot out of it and you guys have to learn how to connect with people online.
00:06:10:06 – 00:06:29:02
Unknown
And it’s just like you connect with your neighbor, you connect with people at church, restaurant bars, whatever you do, I don’t care. The same way you connect with people one on one face to face and same way you connect with them online. But it’s very difficult to do that when you’re really not in your own true skin. And my first question I have for Nick is, Nick, how long were you in real estate?
00:06:29:04 – 00:06:51:02
Unknown
All you time. Overall, I’ve been in it for 20 years. It’s now growing here just south of Nashville, Middle Tennessee. And I went to high school here, went to went to college at MTSU, and then got into real estate because it was kind of a family thing. And that’s that’s what I was going to do until I figured out what I wanted to do.
00:06:51:04 – 00:07:07:20
Unknown
And here we are 20 years later. Yeah. So sort of a similar story, like, I actually took this, I need to graduate college. And I was like, in last three hour elective. Our teachers, like, you can make a lot of money in real estate. And I’m like, sweet guys. That’s what I’ll do. Now, the first half of your career because you made the switch, right?
00:07:07:20 – 00:07:24:20
Unknown
I’m going to I’m going to explain if you guys were just listing visually what the switch means. So if you go on to Nick’s website, Nick Twitter.com, first thing I see is a pair of boots and like a baseball type cap and it’s a615. He’s actually wearing a six foot five hat right now. I’m guessing six one fives is area code, right?
00:07:24:21 – 00:07:44:24
Unknown
So but he’s he built a brand. Every single person has one thing right off the bat. When I landed on your website, I already saw 615 and I already had a different impression, a different connection with you than anybody else. And because when a consumer logs on typically real estate agents website, what do you expect to see like Nick, what do you expect to see if you log on to a real estate agent site?
00:07:45:00 – 00:08:08:21
Unknown
Be honest, there’s no holding back here. Yeah, I mean, you know, you get the stereotypical Sunset Strip stuff and, you know, flashy cars and, you know, fancy houses and suits and, you know, everybody playing the game, trying to be, you know, just uber professional, which, you know, I’m still very professional. I just I do it in jeans, boots and a hat.
00:08:08:23 – 00:08:29:03
Unknown
And it’s just when you become authentically you, the game changes. Yeah. And you put your beliefs if you guys been listening to showing and I appreciate this he doesn’t he’s not scared to claim the only name that means anything Jesus Christ, Lord and Savior. But he puts it on his site, not like something like that. People don’t want to, like all the time.
00:08:29:03 – 00:08:44:09
Unknown
Should I talk about religion? Should I talk about politics? Should I do this? I do that? And the right answer is, Well, do you do that when no one’s watching? And if the answer is yes, then the answer is yes. You should be doing that on your site. Why do what? Hold you back so long? And we just, like, stuck like, No.
00:08:44:09 – 00:09:09:09
Unknown
Well, I wasn’t growing at the pace I wanted to grow. And to be honest with you, it was mainly the the online presence change. You know, the game’s changed. You have to create content like you preach all the time. You have to brand yourself. You have to do those things that are different now compared to 15, 20 years ago.
00:09:09:14 – 00:09:34:12
Unknown
Yeah. And so when I started picking up on doing these additional, you know, new things, that’s when I was like, you know what? It’d be a heck of a lot easier if I just take video of me being me. And, you know, that’s kind of what started it all. You know, a lot of my videos are now, of course, you know, local updates and tours of homes and all that fun stuff.
00:09:34:12 – 00:09:58:05
Unknown
But, you know, I put in videos of I’ve got a 60 acre farm South of town here, and I’ll go down there and shoot guns and fish and hide. And I’m an outdoorsman. And, you know, you put you put you being you. And people will gravitate to that, like you say all the time. You attract your tribe and his Instagram and on his Instagram page, he it’s awesome.
00:09:58:05 – 00:10:15:23
Unknown
Like he penned and I could just like, I’m just I’m on your Instagram right now on my phone. And the second pinned video he has there’s him shooting was like Buccaneer 5040s and it looks like some kind of machine gun. But yeah, you’re right, because people probably say that to you. Like, here’s a question just from your Instagram handle.
00:10:16:02 – 00:10:36:09
Unknown
I’m sure you does this generate your business? Instagram More business comes from Instagram than anything else. Now, how many people, when they reach out to you, mention something about the gun almost every single one of them. And most of my clients, you know. But wait, it’s wait. I thought we’re living in like a woke America where guns aren’t cool.
00:10:36:09 – 00:11:01:16
Unknown
And if you have a gun, like, you’re like, bad news, man. You know, man, it’s kind of one of those things that, you know, I want people to know me before they meet me. So, you know, I’m a devout Christian and unemployed, unapologetically conservative. I’m an outdoorsman, a dad. And I want you to know that on the front in I’m not for everybody.
00:11:01:22 – 00:11:22:05
Unknown
And you know what? I’ve I’ve brought in more people that want to work with me because of showing who I really am. I would agree with that. I’ve seen I’ve done it like I’ve it was similar like when I did the do think so first real estate market to Chicago real estate dude then in turn in the real estate marketing dude.
00:11:22:05 – 00:11:42:23
Unknown
But it was a brand right It’s a brand guys is the 615 thing I pretty sure I don’t know this either, but do people ever call you like the 615 agent or the 615? God, you get that a lot. I don’t. I don’t get the names, but I do. Walking around town, I have people come up and introduce themselves, the agent with the hat, and they they put it together.
00:11:43:03 – 00:12:05:02
Unknown
your Nick. We watch your content and, you know, good job. And you’re like, Watch that, bro. Like, you actually watch that video, right? Floored me the first time that happened. It just, you know, so there’s eyeballs on you. You don’t know. And if you stay consistent with it, you, you know, you can really build something. What how long did it take you to like?
00:12:05:02 – 00:12:23:19
Unknown
Because when you start creating content, it isn’t like we make it sound easy. Like I make it sound easy. Guys, it’s not all right because I do this every day. But of course it’s going to be easy for me. But if you haven’t done this before, throwing yourself out there for many people. Scary. You know, I just got done shooting a video with a guy yesterday.
00:12:23:19 – 00:12:43:12
Unknown
This guy makes, like millions of dollars a year. He’s the most confident attorney I’ve seen in a long time. But when he gets on camera, like is he buckles at the knees and so many people get stuck like like who cares what other people think about you, right, Right, Right. Does everyone is everyone who comes your way like you realize that?
00:12:43:12 – 00:13:12:09
Unknown
Like you feel like you’re there, like your brother from another mother, sister from other business. You feel like, okay, I just get along with these people, you know, I feel completely connected with most people before they even get here, because I know most people, you know, we try to impress everybody and be everything for everybody. But in all reality, you’re when you become you and show who you really are, you attract like minded people.
00:13:12:11 – 00:13:43:03
Unknown
And so there’s a there’s an automatic connection before we even jump in the car. Where else are you, Tommy? Talk to me about your marketing, how you stay in front of people. First off, are you doing anything cold? Like buying leads? Anything cold at all? Like, anything for buying any type of advertising like that? No, I’ve actually, you know, not to, not to steal your stuff, but you know, I’ve been listening to you forever, and so I do, you know, snail mail.
00:13:43:06 – 00:14:21:15
Unknown
I do the video emails, I do Instagram, I do just a whole wide, wide range of stuff. How big is your email list right now? It’s not huge. Probably 800, 900 everyday. And these are relationships, correct? These are all people that I know somehow, someway. Not. Not. Wow. All right. Let’s break the math down on this. This is great 800 relationship and you’re using video email.
00:14:21:17 – 00:14:42:06
Unknown
What’s your. Let’s do that. So let’s I’m going to show you guys why this works mathematically right now. Let’s dig deep on this. So you have 800 people open your emails. What is your open rate on those video emails and how often are you sending them out? I send them out probably every 2 to 3 weeks. Open rate is just south of 50%.
00:14:42:08 – 00:15:02:20
Unknown
shit. Okay, so here’s what this means, you guys in mathematical ways, because this this is what a traction is. I’m going to define it right here. Good job, dude. First off, congratulations on the 800 email is Will relationships mine at my peak was 400 half of that an average I only see. It’s okay if you start out with 50 relationships because you didn’t get this overnight.
00:15:02:20 – 00:15:17:22
Unknown
Right? And everyone says, I don’t have an email list, but everyone has a wedding list. So much. So how do you have a wedding list? But you don’t have an email list because you’re waiting List is your email list. If you know like entrust them, you’re farming them in any which way you can. Video emails the best email strategy ever.
00:15:17:24 – 00:15:41:16
Unknown
I haven’t see anything work better. I’m averaging 40%. You’re averaging to 50%. It’s because you have a much better relationship with them. What? What are you sending them on? Video email. First, take it. You’re getting a 50% open rate. What is that type of content? You’re really it’s it’s more engaging stuff like, you know, I, I moved to Brentwood, Tennessee just happened that school when I was seven years old, 1988.
00:15:41:18 – 00:16:15:10
Unknown
So I do a lot of you know, this is what I saw growing up. Basically, the William, you know, is a county. I specialize in this like Brentwood. FRANKLIN No one’s little Thompson Station, just just south of Nashville. So I like to tell stories of of the way it was. You know, I live right outside of an area called Cool Springs, which is, you know, a thriving you know, it’s got mixed use homes, commercial, all that stuff.
00:16:15:11 – 00:16:36:23
Unknown
And I like to tell stories about when I was in middle school, we couldn’t get pizza delivered so far out in the country. People people engage with stuff like that. The key sad is stories. Guys like it. Pay attention to this like he’s he’s hitting on the head stories because if you make statements it’s harder people know the difference like stories versus statements is a big thing.
00:16:37:00 – 00:16:57:06
Unknown
You make statements, you’re telling someone something and no one likes to be told anything. Correct. But when you tell stories, you’re like, I can I can relate to that. Now, whether you know it or not, you were one of the ones that taught me that be good at telling a story, be a good storyteller. I’m doing the math on this video emails.
00:16:57:06 – 00:17:17:09
Unknown
Here you go. So let’s look at the map. So 800 people open them at 50%. Open. Right? That’s 400 people seen him. Looks like you’re about one and a half times a month on email. This doesn’t count social media or anything he’s doing. If direct mail, branding, whatever else he’s doing, he’s just when someone takes acknowledgment of your existence, you’re basically having a conversation.
00:17:17:09 – 00:17:37:03
Unknown
That’s what I love about video email because they don’t want to talk back to you. You just need to have that face time. Right? But here’s the math, though. So 400 people a month are opening your emails and you’re touching them about 18 times a year. So out of those 400 people a month, these are just the opens, 10 to 15% of them are moving.
00:17:37:03 – 00:18:04:09
Unknown
So you got about 40 to, what, 50 different people just they’re moving. And then out of all 400 of these people, all of them know someone who’s moving, especially to Tennessee. Most of them are coming from Chicago. I probably know like ten people moving to Tennessee right now. But dude, so on emails, how many people respond to your emails because no one responds to it?
00:18:04:09 – 00:18:26:21
Unknown
Turn back the clock. Email No. One response to a just listed email. Guys. How many people? To be honest, it’s a little bit hard to figure out what the return is because it’s just a consistent. Then you just do it over and over and over. And then I add, you know, a lot of snail mail to it, and it’s not boring either.
00:18:26:21 – 00:18:51:22
Unknown
Usually it’s a handwritten note, you know, I’ve got a database of probably 200, 300 people that are my close group that are also on that list. You direct mailing them. Yeah. And it’s usually know a lot of times I’ll sit down with a stack of thank you cards, put a $5 Starbucks gift card in there and just say, Hey, thinking about you, please remember me.
00:18:51:22 – 00:19:15:20
Unknown
If you know anybody that how many people do you send that to you that go to the 200? Yeah, they probably go back to I love it And it’s a legal bribe. You guys like 200 people. It is. It’s a legal bribe. All right. It’s 200 to 300 people. That’s that’s going to cost you 1000 to 1. That’s going to cost you 1200 dollars.
00:19:15:20 – 00:19:43:16
Unknown
You’re going to spend 1200 Oscar database. All you need to know on deal. And you what? Go in there and buy all those gift cards at 8:00 in the morning at Starbucks. They love that. That’s fun it when everybody’s waiting behind you as they scan in a hundred. Get those now he saw some the second ago and if you guys caught it but it’s very hard to track like the emails you know they’re getting open right And you don’t know where people will come from.
00:19:43:19 – 00:20:00:08
Unknown
It’s tough. Like you’re like, where do you see me? Unless you get you probably ask once in a while, but probably not every time. But it’s like, yeah, you got to ask the same from now. The beauty about this is I’m going to guess at all out of the people that are on his direct mail list, 200 or 300 people.
00:20:00:10 – 00:20:19:17
Unknown
And when you’re direct mailing people, 100% of people have to engage with you unless they live at the wrong address. So if they throw the piece away, it doesn’t matter. It doesn’t matter what you direct mail and it just matters a direct mail him something because it’s the only physical touch, right? His email is a virtual touch. And I’m guessing all the people on the direct mail address, they’re on your email list, too, I’m assuming.
00:20:19:19 – 00:20:44:21
Unknown
Right. And they’re probably also friends with you on social media. Yeah. And I’ve actually gone you know, one thing that I started doing not too long ago is take all my contacts, find them on social media and engage with them on social media to try to trip, you know, trip that the algorithm to pull my stuff up in their feed and vice versa.
00:20:44:23 – 00:21:03:16
Unknown
Have you tried to boost your Facebook from your personal profile yet, just to your friends? No, I actually no, not to. A lot of people haven’t done it. Yeah, do it. Try it. I’m curious to know what will happen and if you guys are listening, you could do this with a brand account. You could actually you don’t see a business page anymore.
00:21:03:16 – 00:21:20:11
Unknown
In other words, because what the hell is the point of a business page to run ads unless you’re running like advanced ads? But if you’re just trying to market your database, I would just pick the one or two best performing posts each month and I would put ten bucks behind them. Right. Because you’re going to reach way more of those people just to pay to reach them.
00:21:20:11 – 00:21:46:01
Unknown
And it’s still worth it. Now, the only problem I’ve ever really had with with boosting in ads and everything is the, you know, the the firewall for the, you know, you can’t really target exactly who you want to target. Are your friends. Yeah. Good call to all I want to target cause now I got duties to their land and sea approach to same it just you don’t need a large like audience here.
00:21:46:01 – 00:22:11:06
Unknown
We’re not talking about tens of thousands of people but you don’t need. I mean, the average analyst does like 6 hours a year, dude. Like, I don’t know what the average sales price is by you, but statistically and mathematically, like, you’re you’re crushing it. Do it. I’m I’m very blessed. But modest guy I’m average you know between 15 and 20 million a year probably but that’s fantastic for that market.
00:22:11:06 – 00:22:43:12
Unknown
What’s the average salesperson? You know average 20 to 30 sides. So yeah, the math, it’s changed drastically in the past ten years. But at that wonderful man, I love it. I love it. Tell me about so you guys, you heard his frequency. I just want to make sure everyone gets that. He’s direct mailing people, he’s emailing people, and he’s constantly engaging on social media, airline and see get to do everything.
00:22:43:14 – 00:23:05:03
Unknown
What do you see best? Are you anything on Facebook or are you strictly IG and you do tick tock? Are you doing anything else on social? I do some Facebook, of course. That’s, you know, mainly I kind of, you know, cross them, take my Instagram stuff and put it on Facebook. You know, I think those are probably two of the platforms you can get away with that.
00:23:05:05 – 00:23:35:15
Unknown
Very similar. Yeah, you know, I do a little more personal on Facebook and, you know, I don’t do as much with my kids and stuff on Instagram because of Facebook, just for somewhat privacy reasons that I have in terms of like what what’s working best in terms of getting engagement on social feed, Like what type of content is performing the best short form video of So what’s the length of time, what’s the subject matter?
00:23:35:15 – 00:24:16:14
Unknown
And all the above real are doing really well. I do a lot of, you know, showing showing the area, showing, you know, new construction neighborhoods, showing the lifestyle. It’s all about selling the live. So there’s a lot of people moving to the Nashville area from, you know, California, Chicago, that type thing. And a lot of them are coming for, you know, political reasons or financial reasons or, you know, if you showcase that, hey, look, Tennessee, come on, now we shoot guns and fish and it’s it’s a great ad on your brother.
00:24:16:19 – 00:24:46:21
Unknown
Yeah yeah. I the the post you were talking about on on my IG that shows me shooting guns It’s a whole just snapshots of me out in the outdoors and doing that type. I can pinpoint exactly three new clients I’ve picked up because of that video. Yeah. About now on the flip side of that, first, you may have turned some off too, but guess what?
00:24:46:21 – 00:25:12:02
Unknown
You wouldn’t want to work with them anyways. You’re absolutely right that, you know, that’s kind of the the risk reward that you have to take. And I was very concerned with that on the front end. But then when you start seeing the results and not only the results, but you’re attracting people that you enjoy working with. Yeah. You know, we don’t agree on everything and that’s fine.
00:25:12:02 – 00:25:38:11
Unknown
I don’t expect to agree on everything. It’s my job to to take care of these people and serve them well no matter what they believe. That’s different than me. However, when you do click with somebody that that’s similar to you, it makes everything so much easier and more fun. Yeah, I agree. I agree. What else would you tell someone?
00:25:38:11 – 00:25:59:09
Unknown
Because I think here’s a big problem is that people I think everyone wants to do what you’re saying. You know, like it just makes sense. But I think people it is, you know, like I said it, guys, this is an easy you have to commit to it, but you got to make the time to do it right. And then you know how life gets better.
00:25:59:14 – 00:26:19:23
Unknown
Have kids like that happens right then. Then you fall off track and like, gosh, it I’ll get an accident tomorrow. And then I go, I go there. How long did it take you to start getting those results to keep you motivated? Well, you know, basically, first and foremost, find you a couple people in your given market that are successful.
00:26:20:00 – 00:26:51:09
Unknown
Follow them on IG and see what they’re doing. You know, whether you’re in Chicago or you’re, you know, Phenix, wherever you are, find those those people that are producing, get on their pages, see what they’re doing. You know, a lot of times I even save, you know, if there’s something that looks great, I’ll save it. And then when I have some time, I’ll go create a whole bunch of content, stick it in the hopper, and then leak it out as I go instead of going, my God, what do I got to do today?
00:26:51:11 – 00:27:14:21
Unknown
And feeling that anxiety of having to get something, or I’ve got 40 or 50 pieces of content a little way that I can throw out there, you know, and like you say all the time, take something that’s long form, break it up in a short form and leak it out there in bits and pieces, because consistency is more important than having something that’s incredibly great.
00:27:14:23 – 00:27:26:14
Unknown
You don’t have to like you don’t have to post at the time you’re getting the content either, right? Like you don’t have to. Like that’s what I think a lot of you. shit, I don’t want you to because I’m supposed to write. no, you could just like you could build a library stuff in your phone and hold on to it.
00:27:26:16 – 00:27:55:09
Unknown
And then, you know, when you’re sitting in your bed at night and do it when you make all your posts, how are you doing it? I guess in dead time, you know that real I was that we were talking about on on this pandemic profile. Those are some snips of video over the course of probably two years. Yeah they’re just I had in my phone and then one day sitting around, you know, got a glass of bourbon and you go, you know, all right, let’s put some reels together.
00:27:55:11 – 00:28:18:24
Unknown
You come up with some ideas, put them together, save them in your drafts and Instagram, and when you want to stick them out there, stick them out there. Are you following a certain schedule? Not really a problem started. Yeah. Yeah. Just sort of roll with it. Yeah. I think it’s a I think that that helps people a lot if they just like you got to just like cause you don’t know I need to do a better job.
00:28:18:24 – 00:28:36:18
Unknown
That actually started doing a lot of that. It took like a year off content. I was pivoting this year and now like back in the content creation mode. So I got all these ideas and shit everywhere, like in my phone, but what it comes down to is you have to get the stuff right, you got to get the content and you got to tell me the difference, though.
00:28:36:18 – 00:29:03:01
Unknown
And here’s an important point about the content you’re creating, whether it’s a tour or whether it’s a picture you in it, whether it’s a picture or video versus you not in it, what’s the difference? I’m in some of mine I’m not in and others, you know, I do some voiceovers as well. I will say one thing that I think is important is to get yourself a logo, you know, get something.
00:29:03:01 – 00:29:25:23
Unknown
If you look at all my stuff, my logo pretty much pops up on everything. You know, Of course, they use the 615 just to kind of, you know, it’s catchy. It grabs the eye and it ties and ties it back to me. But I think it’s it’s a mixed bag of of a lot of different things. As long as it’s consistent and it’s well done.
00:29:26:00 – 00:29:48:12
Unknown
Does not have to be perfect, just has to be consistent. It has to show your your your true self, be authentic and show the mistakes as well. I had I’ve had a lot of engagement from you know, I like to tell stories of things that I totally screwed up. Yeah. Vulnerable. Totally. And you own it if you own it.
00:29:48:12 – 00:30:09:10
Unknown
People are forgiving. Yeah, I’ve bought a couple refrigerators before, but yeah, but the people are scared and when they make a mistake. But it’s honestly the most human thing you could do at any my volunteer poster, I was my most engaged. And I think a matter of fact, I think I made a vulnerable post on Instagram. I think that’s when you probably reached out to me, if I’m not mistaken.
00:30:09:12 – 00:30:24:14
Unknown
What was one was that I think it was something about I was telling a story about a hard time I went through or something, and I think that that might have been the post you actually reached out on. Now we’re on the show together, but that’s like a perfect example of like what we’re talking about here. I forgot about that.
00:30:24:16 – 00:30:44:06
Unknown
But yeah, that’s what we’re talking about, me and my stuff. If it was boring, same old stuff. You’re different. That’s why. That’s why you stick out. So this is awesome, dude. You guys don’t overthink this process. Nick’s nailing it like you just got to stay from the people, you know, in your way. You don’t have to tell them you’re in real estate.
00:30:44:06 – 00:31:00:21
Unknown
You got to remind them, like, he’s really just a tour guide. Like you’re talking about the community because like anything you show in the community reminds everyone you in real say otherwise. Like, why are you doing the students? You have no life. You’re doing it for business, but you’re not doing it in a sleazy way. You’re doing it in a value added way, and that’s why people are responding to it.
00:31:00:23 – 00:31:27:21
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Good job, man. Well done. Appreciate it. Any final tips you want to give to anyone who’s thinking about building a brand, creating content and doing what you’re doing in the 615 just do it. Stop being scared. That’s what a social media is. Nobody’s perfect as long as you do it consistently and authentically, you will see results, I promise you.
00:31:27:23 – 00:31:51:15
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Like you say all the time, stop being afraid of that little six inch device You have just, you know, use the technology we got though, yourself out there and you will benefit from it. I approve this message and we approve you listening to another episode of the Real Estate Marketing Do podcast. Folks, we appreciate it, if you like.
00:31:51:15 – 00:32:06:14
Unknown
We saw today. I mean, Nick, I want to talk about you becoming our spokesperson or something for referral suite because that is exactly what referral suite is for. Also, he gives you the direct mail to automate your database to video email content to send to your database, and the video email system itself and its social media monthly schedule.
00:32:06:15 – 00:32:26:12
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So you have to worry about what to say. You have to sort of re do it your way, visit it, and we’ll be ready to launch that thing in the next month or so. So I appreciate you guys check that out. Referral Suite W, S.W.A.T. Referral Suite dot com and hope you become a member. Appreciate guys listen to their episode dude.
00:32:26:12 – 00:32:41:12
Unknown
Appreciate you, man. That was awesome. Thank you brother. That was cool. And I want keep being unapologetically you. That’s the way it is and it’s the way the future and you, the listener. You should not be scared. Go for it. See you guys next week. But.
00:32:41:12 – 00:32:59:12
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00:32:59:17 – 00:33:24:18
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Download the training and then schedule time to speak with the dude and get you rolling in your local marketplace. Thanks for watching another episode of the podcast. We’ll see you next time.