It’s essential to take risks in marketing, especially in a real estate market like the one we’re in now. When the playing field shifts beneath you, you can’t continue doing the same marketing tactics and expect a different result. Whether we like it or not, taking risks is an integral part of life.
Not just that: As with any investment, a higher level of risks is typically associated with higher potential returns.
As a real estate investor, taking risks is necessary to test marketing communication strategies and figure out what is going to work. Without trying new things, it’s impossible to determine the possible outcome and return on investment. You’ll quickly lose your competitive advantage if you don’t tap into new tactics to keep up with the competitive market.
Just think of all the viral advertisements and social media posts that get stuck in your head—they captured your attention because they pushed the boundaries.
You need to get creative to cut through the noise.
The key is to stop associating risk with potential failure, but as a gateway to new opportunity. In fact, the willingness to take risks can be a marketer’s greatest asset.
If strategies don’t go as planned, it’s not a mistake if you learn from it.
New marketing carries risk – yes, absolutely.
But avoiding all risk is dangerous as well…and teaches you nothing in the process.
On this episode of REI Marketing Nerds, we sit down with Frank McKinney, a groundbreaker in luxury real estate and a man of many talents. From humble beginnings to multimillion-dollar oceanfront developments, Frank’s approach to real estate is as innovative as it is effective. Join us as we dissect the mindset of mastering the craft
In today’s episode, Dan continues his conversation with special guest Eddie Wilson. They talk about making smart investment decisions and preparing businesses to be sold. They also discuss how these principles can be applied to positively impact non-profit organizations. Plus, they give a sneak peek into Eddie’s upcoming Aspire Tour, a special event for people
