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Do you think you will build a buying reputation fast if your marketing offer read

“If you don’t get an offer from me….
I’ll give you $100.00 for FREE! “

Bold statement?

Yes.

Unrealistic?

No.

Every  business needs a marketing plan and every business needs to advertise and promote their products and services and yours is no different.

I just finished a summary of the book “The Irresistible Offer” by Mark Joyner.   He calls it an irresistible offer and I have created a hybrid called the marketing offer.

Without a marketing offer know one knows who you are, what you do and you’re fighting the daily battle of business survival.

Take the Real Estate MaestroTM as an example.

The Name
Maestro mean “master” or “teacher”.  I’ve been doing this for 20 years and taught thousands of students along the way.   The name gives comfort to individuals looking for an experienced real estate investor / educator who actually does his own coaching and training classes.

My USP / Unique Selling Proposition
“Educate, Orchestrate and Activate”
From my members area, thru my coaching services and all the way up to my one on one mentoring, the goal of every product and service I offer revolves around the “educate, Orchestrate and Activate” tag line.  I want you to go out  and do this business (activate) so you can be successful.

What is your Marketing Offer?  Let me know in the comments below and I’ll give you some feedback

Michael Acord
Real Estate MaestroTM

I recently received an email asking me “what takes place at one of your seminars and what kind of students attend your real estate trainings?”   Good Question

Real Estate investing is a numbers game and during one of the days I discuss the buy and sell numbers along with the buy and hold numbers.  During some of my events when the students are doing some calculations, I will pull out my Flip Mino HD and take a couple of quick shots of the attendee’s.

This is my version of Where’s Waldo - Can you see yourself?

The numbers from the video say this woman put 25% down on her home purchase and into a subprime loan.  Did she get boned?  Should she stay?  Should the bank be held responsible?  Leave your thoughts