Many investing businesses start slowly. They inch closer to their first few deals and then generate a few leads before they carve out their own space in the market. While this process takes years for most investors, today’s guest David Bokman has leapfrogged the journey to investing success, taking his business well into 7 figures

If you’re a real estate investor and you want to get started in online marketing, you know there’s a lot to learn: Targeting, retargeting, custom audiences, ad sets, split tests and more. It can be overwhelming, but you need to fix something else first. If you really want to get leads and close deals through

As a real estate investor, you might feel like you follow a predefined path: Generate leads, close your first deals. As soon as leads flow consistently, you hire a team. Your business mushrooms and your team handles enough work for you to retreat from the day-to-day to watch the money pour in with minimal work.

Have you ever noticed how most government programs fail? The reason they do is because there are multiple competing criteria for success. Real estate investors make this same mistake when they’re running ads. When you want high lead volume, a low cost-per-lead, and high-quality leads you make it almost impossible for your ads to succeed

It’s impossible to succeed when your advertising, keywords, and testing strategies don’t have focus. It sounds obvious, but this is the biggest reason why investors don’t attract online leads with PPC or SEO (even when their pages get thousands of views).  One of the biggest challenges for entrepreneurs is focusing. But nothing will improve your