Time For A Yearly Review

As the year 2014 winds to a close, now is the time when winning salespeople conduct a yearly review of their past year’s performance. They examine their ratios and other statistics and determine where improvement can be made. Knowing the statistics is a crucial element in goal setting. In this short sales session presented by real estate sales and leadership trainer, Gary Pittard, you will learn the statistics you must measure if you are to improve your sales performance in the coming year.

Essential Actions

If you want to get your new sales recruits off to a flying start, first teach them the essential actions - those neces...

The Right Amount Of Pressure

There is a difference between threatening team members with dismissal for poor performance and applying positive pressure to perform. In this short ...

Hold Yourself Accountable

In an age where people can be quick to assert their rights but slow to live up to their responsibilities, we at Pittard advise our leaders to hold the...

Study For Understanding

Every time clients ask salespeople a question, they are trying to answer the big question they have in their minds, which is, "Why should I list wit...

Activity

Take a minute and look around your agency. Everybody looks busy, don't they? But are you making money? Are they making money? If you're not carefu...

Unattractive Company

One of the top three greatest real estate excuses of all time is: "You can't find good people!" In this leadership session, real estate agency profi...

A Promise Is a Promise

To people of integrity, their word is their bond. They do what they say, when they said they'd do it, how they said they'd do it. People of integrity ...

For Just One Day

People who are successful in their chosen fields do more of the right actions every day, over the long term. In this short real estate sales session...

Financial Foundations

In my experience as a real estate agency profit consultant, I've seen many real estate businesses in grave financial trouble, and many spend thems...

Cut To The Chase

Have you ever noticed how some people say five sentences when a 'Yes' or 'No' would have sufficed? Some people speak a lot but say little. Real esta...

Loving What You Do

Some people say you must love your work. I agree that this is desirable, but it's not always realistic. Pursuing this ideal could cost you a ...

Faking Happiness

Written and video reviews are essential. To quote one winning salesperson: "These days, clients go online and do research on you. At the listing pre...

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