Hey everyone, I have been working hard trying to get some more videos edited to share with you all. Here is what is coming in the next 7-10 days: 1. AI Agents: Part 1 of building an "Executive Assistant" AI Agent *This will be a series where each part will walk you through how to add different functionality to your assistant, such as accessing your calendar, email, CRM, social media accounts, and more. 2. AI Tools: How to set up an AI Email Organizer to help you manage your inbox 3. ChatGPT Agents: How to use ChatGPT as your own AI Agent and connect with ANY tool 4. AI Tools: How to build an AI "Clone" of yourself for videos 5. AI Agents: How to set up a custom AI Voice Agent for your business I'm looking forward to getting these out to you all and I thank you all for your support and participation in this community!

Probably one of the most common statements I hear from real estate agents when we get on a consultation call together, is that they simply feel lost when it comes to navigating AI and Automations. They don't know where to start, how to start, or what tools to even start with. It sort of feels like walking into a Home Depot, having never picked up a hammer before.... So if that is you, then keep reading, because I am going to give you the exact same process that I give to my consulting clients. The very first thing you need to do is map out your business. I'm not talking about a high-level overview. I'm talking about a highly detailed, super specific map that outlines every process in your business. From how you do your marketing to how you submit your contracts to your brokerage. You should be noting down the step-by-step process, "if/and" conditions (meaning IF something happens, we do X, otherwise, we do Y), and most importantly, what tools/software you are using to complete those individual tasks. Are you using a CRM? A specific email tool? A transaction management software? - Side Note: I recommend using Miro or Figma for process mapping - Once you have created a clear process map for each system/process in your business, then you will want to take note of all of the different tools/software that you use to accomplish these tasks. This is what is called your "tech stack". This is important to know, because you're going to need to determine which of these tools allow for integration. What do I mean by "allow for integration"? Well, every software company gets to decide if they want other software tools to be able to interact and 'connect' with theirs. If they do, they typically create what is called an "API". This is like the 'back door' to the software to be able to access its features and data. - More on this in the "Learn AI Basics > Master API's and Webhooks" section of the Classroom. If the tool has a public API, then you can most likely integrate with it, allowing you to automate the specific steps in your process that use that tool.

I'm thinking about leaving my brokerage and i want to start moving contacts into a new CRM. Any recommendations?

Hey everyone, A little while ago a company named ListedKit AI reached out to me to try out their new AI tool. It essentially was a document analyzer that would review your real estate contracts and extract key information to create you a checklist. Since then, they have added a ton of features, like the ability to store and track your transactions, Gmail and Calendar integrations, and an AI that you can communicate with to act like your personal transaction coordinator. On top of that, they have a ton of features in the works, which will continue to improve the tool (including a mobile version). I wanted to share it with you all, as I really think this is going to be a key tool that Realtors should be using in the coming months. This is the type of AI that gets mea really excited, because its built BY real estate people, FOR real estate people. It understands our needs, our processes, and what's important in our businesses. Check it out and let me know what you think! Try it out here: https://listedkit.ai/?ref=brandon

I'm trying to level up to access the courses but can't quite understand how it works 🥲 Any recommendations and tips ?