If you don't have a website, here's the hard truth: you're invisible to most of your potential customers. In today's digital world, people search Google first before they trust or buy. No website means: - You're missing out on new clients who are searching online. - You don't look credible compared to competitors who already have websites. - You can't showcase your services, products, or brand story 24/7. - You're leaving money on the table because people can't find or contact you easily. A website is not just "nice to have" anymore it's your digital business card, your online office, and your sales machine. So my question to you is: What's your plan for having a website now? Let's discuss how you can get started and finally put your business in front of the right audience.

Hi everyone. Have really been struggling with weak post-open-house conversion recently. Also, for months I wondered how to fix emails that feel spammy, and I know a lot of people here have been too. Anyway, I was talking to ChatGPT… (should be less than $10/m): 1. Do visitor tags by interest (neighborhood/bedrooms). 2. Download a next-morning message: “Two similar homes you’ll likely compare—want a quick pros/cons?” 3. if yes, send a short comparison grid, not a pitch. I really hope this helps you 🙏 and happy to chat more if someone needs a walkthrough. Thank you!

Hi everybody, How's are you guys? My name is Joseph and I'm new here, looking to learn and connect with like minds... I hope I'm welcome here

Mark was a full-time real estate agent dealing with slow seasons and unpredictable commissions. Looking for extra income that didn’t depend on clients or closings, he tried Shopify dropshipping. He wasn’t a tech expert but he knew how to market to people. He launched a simple store selling home office gear, used free TikTok content to promote it, and slowly built up sales. Now? That little side hustle brings in $6K–$10K/month with just a few hours a week. He kept his real estate career but now works with less pressure and more freedom.