The most important requirement for generating leads and closing deals is gaining the seller’s trust.
But it’s hard to get trust online: Most investors’ websites look the same, say the same things. The seller doesn’t know who to trust in the sea of investors.
Luckily, you can shortcut your way to becoming the most trustworthy investor in your market: With great reviews and testimonials from previous deals.
Today’s guest Andrew Newlon is one of the best at using seller reviews to gain instant trust and attract more leads online. In this episode, you’ll find out exactly how you can gain more reviews and leverage them to get more trust online. That way, you’ll become the investor sellers trust and choose over your competition.
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