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EP 227: How to Pivot Your Post COVID Investment Strategies for Auctions, Foreclosures, Commercial, and more w/ Aaron Amuchastegui

As we look ahead to 2021, I am thrilled to be having some leading real estate experts on the CarrotCast to help us anticipate what’s next. We’ll be talking about monetary policy, micro and macroeconomics, multi-family property shifts, and what investors can expect the market to look like going into 2021-2022. Today we are talking to Aaron Amuchastegui to discuss foreclosures, the moratorium, and how to shift your strategy to remain successful during a frenzied market.

Real Estate Branding [5 Smart Ideas + Examples]

Why is Real Estate Branding Vital For Your Business? To understand why branding is important for your real estate business, you first have to understand what a brand is. So what is a brand? We like the way that Wikipedia defines it… “A brand is a name, term, design, symbol or any other feature that identifies one seller’s good or service as distinct from those of other sellers.” In other words, it’s an identity. Business owners create brands because it helps consumers quickly and easily identify their goods and services. It also helps its target market build a relationship with its business and identify with its mission and vision. Think about it — if Nike had a different logo and color palette with each of their marketing campaigns, it’d be challenging to know what advertisements and products were actually from Nike. Brands encourage consumers to personify businesses and attribute their human qualities and beliefs. For example: what feelings and thoughts come to mind when you think of these businesses? Those are just names of big businesses. But each one creates a feeling (positive or negative, depending on the person). Maybe you like Amazon, Google, and Nike. That’s probably because you’re their target market, and they’ve created a brand that mimics your internal beliefs. If you don’t like those companies, then you’re probably not their target market. Or maybe you respect John Deere and Home Depot. The point is you like what you like because of the branding you’ve seen. It’s not an accident — it’s intentionally engineered into the company’s marketing resources and advertising campaigns to make consumers feel a certain way. That is the power of a brand. Consider some of these statistics… Now let’s answer the all-important question. Why is it important to brand your real estate business? Because it builds trust, it builds authority, and it helps lead generation. Real Estate Branding Questions You Need To Answer Before Starting Evaluating your personal life and business while considering your real estate branding is essential. Ask yourself some questions while creating the real estate business that fits you. Here are some examples. What Are Your Goals? Who Are You Helping To Reach Those Goals? How Are You Helping Your Clients? Now that you’ve answered some questions, it’s time to walk through the five steps to branding your real estate business. Step 1. Create Your Core Values, Mission, and Unique Selling Proposition Before you design a logo or choose colors and fonts, you must clearly understand your core values, mission, and USP. Remember: a brand isn’t just a random jumble of visual elements. It’s meant to express the identity of your business in a way that attracts your target market. So list out the following information. Once you know these three things for your business, you can start creating a brand to reflect those ideas and beliefs. First is choosing your brand colors and fonts. Step 2. Choose Your Brand Colors & Fonts Choosing your brand colors and fonts might seem like a tall order. Technically, there are 10 million different colors and about 300,000 different fonts. So… how do you make a choice? Well, here are a few tips… Step 3. Design Your Real Estate Branding Elements Now that you’ve chosen brand colors and fonts that reflect your vision for your business, it’s time to design your actual branding elements. These are the graphics that you’ll use to identify your brand. That includes logos, images, and other graphics you think you’ll need. Many businesses choose to create different versions of their logos for different platforms. At Carrot, for example, … Continued

EP 226: ā€œI Did 43 Deals with No Internetā€ | The Habits of Successful Investors w/ Adam Johnson & Brent Moreno

It might seem counterintuitive for me to talk about how to close deals without having the internet, but that is exactly what one of our guests did. In 2017 Adam Johnson was able to close 43 deals without using the internet at all. I wanted to have Brent and Adam on the podcast again to share tips, habits, and what they do differently than other investors that allow them to find and close so many deals.

EP 225: How Entrepreneurs Can Prevent Burnout: A Candid Convo w/ Pace Morby of SubTo

In this special in-studio episode of the CarrotCast, I sat down with Pace Morby to dive deeper into how he operates his life and business to prevent burnout. While we recently got into the technical aspects of his business in a previous episode, today it is more about creating the reality you want for yourself and really thinking about the sort of impact you want to make.

Instagram for Real Estate Agents [Step-By-Step Guide]

Instagram for real estate agents is a proven content marketing platform. It has one billion active monthly users! The platform, which is owned by Facebook, has become a mainstream social media giant with a focus on visual content — from fashion and food to scenery and even real estate. So it’s understandable if, as a real estate agent, you’re considering joining the fray. Our Agent members have success on Instagram. Most don’t run any ads on the platform but they regularly post content. And not only has that content garnered them thousands of followers… but they also regularly generate leads through Instagram. Pretty cool, huh? But if you’re a total beginner and know next to nothing about Instagram, don’t worry. We’re going to teach you everything a real estate agent needs to know about creating and optimizing their Instagram account. So let’s get started. Are You Ready To Generate Real Estate Agent Leads On Instagram? Hopefully, by now, you feel that you can approach Instagram with confidence. It’s a relatively simple platform to get the hang of but a difficult one to master. And this beginner guide has given you everything you need to get started, grow your following, and even turn those followers into leads for your real estate business. But enough from us. What has your experience with Instagram been? Are you using it to grow your real estate business? Or do you have additional questions about how to make that happen? Let us know in the comments!

EP 224: Marketing for Real Estate During COVID | How to Adjust Your Messaging and Budget Through the Pandemic

Back in May, I shared the data behind how COVID is affecting motivated sellers and exactly how investors should be adapting through this unpredictable market. Now, this was all on a private Zoom call with our friends at RealEstateInvestor.com. I want to share it with you because the concepts and strategies we go over are just as relevant today as they were a few months ago. When others are not willing to change with the times, this is your chance to serve people better than ever, and come out thriving.

EP 223: Real Estate Partnerships – How We Closed 70+ Deals Together and Have Never Met in Person, All Part-Time! w/ Keith Sant & Norberto Ponce

When the right partnerships are formed, the sky is the limit. Meeting someone, clicking with them, and sharing common goals with someone can take you to places you never thought possible. Working with the right partner can help you become a better version of yourself. This is true for Keith Sant and Norberto Ponce who have never met in person, yet have positively influenced each other both in life and in business. Here’s how they do it…

EP 222: How to Navigate Your Business & Life in an Unpredictable Market w/ Alex Pardo

After 15 years wholesaling properties, Alex made a decision to step away from his business. As his coach said to him, not pursuing your talents, is robbing the future of what you are able to offer. It is important to share your gifts with the people following in our footsteps. That said, Alex is now focusing on the things that bring him joy and energy. Right now, those things are Ascent and his podcast, Flip Empire, where he dives into all things related to real estate investment.