10/28/2010

Do You Realize You're Not A Celebrity?

Have you noticed that a lot of real estate agents believe they are celebrities?

I wonder if that helps their business or hurts their business in the long run?

If you're an agent that values being a celebrity, you may be dissapointed to realize that your clients don't perceive that you are one!

Dedicated to your success,

Jarred Alexandrov

REIC Social Media Director

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Oct 28, 2010 1:38:29 PM

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