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Can your real estate brand be working harder for you? Will you be more successful if you work with one of Australia’s real estate networks? Find out next week.
Real Estate Business will launch the Network Week newsletter on Monday to help real estate agents understand whether they’re getting the most they can from their real estate group and if they should consider making the switch.
Network Week will answer all agents’ questions about Australia’s real estate groups – big and small – including whether you can still build a strong personal brand when working with a dominant national brand, what the different real estate models can offer you and how to select the best business model for your agency.
The special afternoon bulletin series will also provide agents with access to some of Australia’s top network heads who will reveal what it takes to succeed under their brand, what types of agents they want working with them and how they will help agents tackle challenging market conditions.
REB’s managing editor Vivienne Kelly said Network Week will cater to all agents – those happy with their current arrangement, those who might be considering making the switch, and those who are independent and just want some insights into what may happen next in the market.
“We hear so much about the importance of personal branding and the ominous looming threat of ‘disruption’, but it’s important for agents to know what this means from a day-to-day perspective and what help is out there for them,” Ms Kelly said.
“Network Week will help agents assess the best real estate model for them, answer their questions and concerns about working for a big brand and also explore some of the alternative models out there.”
Network Week will also profile successful agents who work under Australia’s different real estate brands and find out how they get the most from their groups.
Network Week will hit agents’ inboxes from Monday to Friday next week.
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