A small gesture of thoughtfulness can make a surprisingly big impact
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Content marketing is without doubt one of the best avenues to invest in, when it comes to promoting your products or services.
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In addition to costing you money in lost commissions, failing to manage your time properly will also force you to work harder than necessary, and add a level of stress to your life that"s otherwise completely avoidable. Let"s go over a few specific ways that you can get your arms around your time and use it to your financial and lifestyle advantage as a real estate agent…
Want to Sell More Homes? Manage Your Time
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Gone are the days when the yard is used for just a few months. Today, the outdoors are an extension of the indoors, with gracious spaces for eating, lounging, and playing year-round. The latest trends in outdoor living have you covered - literally.
The Hottest Trends in Outdoor Living
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It"s great to have straight walls with no funky angles, no funky textures, and no funky decisions that need to be made about where to stop - and start - the painting. But that"s rare these days. Whether you have rounded corners and aren"t sure where the paint line begins and ends, chair rails or other molding that you"re not sure what to do with, or a tray ceiling that"s confounding you, we"ve got the tips to help.
How To Handle Tricky Painting Situations
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William asked the following: I currently use QuickBooks online wich work fine for simple accounting and invoice tracking, but I spent a lot of time getting people to pay. I’m interested in moving to a credit card pay system that is more used in the hotel industry. Where the hotel would approve your credit card […]
What Do Real Estate Photographers Do To Minimize Time Spent Getting Their Clients To Pay?
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We couldn’t be more excited watching folks try out Lattice, our new platform to help you discover great photography through collaborative curation.
This month, we’ve invited some of the industry’s leading photo editors, curators, and consultants from Outdoor Magazine, Feature Shoot, The Phoblographer and beyond to curate boards on topics they’re passionate about. Check out the beautiful boards they created below on everything from Austin, Texas to breathtaking aerial shots to the power of connection.
Take a look and get inspired!
The SurfSkateSnow board is curated by marketing and portfolio consultant, Neil Binkley.
Photo by Sarah Lee
Photo editor and founder of ILoveTexasPhoto, Jasmine DeFoore, curated an entire board dedicated to her hometown: Austin, Texas.
Photo by Tod Grubbs
Jason Schneider is Managing Editor at Resource Magazine, and regular contributor to Fstoppers. He curated a board featuring 5 aerial photographers in his board, Aerial Art.
Photo by Paul Lawrence
The Connections board is curated by Amanda Sosa Stone, the Chief Product Officer at Agency Access.
Photo by Rich Frishman
Rodrigo Orrantia, a free lance curator and project manager curated the unique Staring at the Sky board.
Photo by Jim Reed
Be sure to check out the plethora of other boards on Lattice curated by more photo editors, consultants and photographers.
