Topic
The Self-Employed Model
7 episodes · 20 reels · 19 quotes
Reels
The power of the pre-call
Jo Bourne
Train them and they leave? They leave if you don't
Jo Bourne
People before property, people before profits
Jo Bourne
Getting recommended by ChatGPT
Graham Lock
Waiting and watching is now the dangerous game
Graham Lock
We don't shake hands, we hug
Graham Lock
You don't need the biggest market share
Matt Giggs
95 percent of agents are poor at sales
Matt Giggs
Episodes

EP 6 · Jo Bourne
People Before Property, People Before Profit

EP 7 · Graham Lock
Why Independents Win

EP 9 · Matt Giggs
Work Harder On Yourself Than Your Business

EP 10 · Toby Martin
Content Is Not Marketing

EP 12 · George Pickard
The In-House Special

EP 13 · Elaine Penhaul
The Psychology of Selling

EP 15 · Russell Quirk
Always Have a Plan B
Quotes
Staged properties sold at 103 percent of guide. The Rightmove average is 96.8 percent. A six percent uplift.
Elaine Penhaul · 10:56
Ross: Six percent is not staging. It is measurable worth, created before the first viewing.
If the reality is empty or tired, AI photos are catfishing.
Elaine Penhaul · 07:24
Ross: Presentation must keep its promises. The viewing always tells the truth.
I start every seller conversation with: what's behind your move?
Elaine Penhaul · 21:24
Ross: Ask the question behind the question. Property is emotion with an address.
Always have a plan B.
Russell Quirk · 14:55
Ross: Optionality is oxygen. Build the alternative before you need to breathe it.
Stop making excuses on fees and do something about it. Stop blaming everybody else.
Russell Quirk · 41:08
Ross: The fee debate ends when the service argument is won. That is the whole of Worth Every Penny.
If you're on seventy percent of the fee, you're financially bought in. So you're going to be better.
Russell Quirk · 45:06
Ross: Ownership of the outcome changes the standard of the work. Our Partner Agent model is built on exactly this.
You cannot digitise empathy.
Russell Quirk · 1:00:08
Ross: The most defensible skill in the industry costs nothing to practise.
Company brand attracts, personal brand converts.
Matt Giggs · 14:33
Ross: The firm opens the door. The person gets the signature.
You've got to work harder on yourself than you do on your business.
Matt Giggs · 32:34
Ross: The ceiling on the business is usually the owner. Raise yours first.
You don't need the biggest market share. You need to do enough and do it well.
Matt Giggs · 42:13
Ross: Enough, done brilliantly, beats everything done adequately.
82 percent of all internet traffic is people watching video. It's what we do.
Toby Martin · 32:50
Ross: The audience has already chosen video. The only question is whether you appear in it.
Make sure ChatGPT sounds like you, and that you don't start sounding like ChatGPT.
Toby Martin · 48:20
Ross: Use the tools. Keep the voice. The voice is the asset.
A daily social media post is not marketing. It's content for the sake of content.
Toby Martin · 59:52
Ross: A post without a purpose is just activity. Give every piece a job.
People before property, people before profits. Get your people right and the rest follows.
Jo Bourne · 04:59
Ross: Get the people right and the numbers stop needing rescuing.
They think if I train my team they might leave. They'll leave anyway if you don't develop them.
Jo Bourne · 33:01
Ross: The bigger risk is a team you never developed. Invest anyway.
Are we going to valuations, or are we going for instructions? It's mindset.
Jo Bourne · 36:16
Ross: Walk in for the instruction. The mindset shows before you speak.
We don't shake hands, we hug. Because we're not competing, we're happy to share.
Graham Lock · 08:13
Ross: Collaboration is a competitive advantage the lone wolves cannot copy.
The incumbents who sit and wait to see what everyone else does, that's a dangerous game now.
Graham Lock · 05:57
Ross: Waiting to see what everyone else does is now the riskiest strategy available.
At some point the FIA closes the doors. It becomes a waiting list, and you cherry-pick the best.
Graham Lock · 09:14
Ross: Scarcity works for networks too. Standards create the queue.