By Tamara Patzer, Communications Resource
In the first quarter of 2010, more coaching team members will be added to the current roster of Help-U-Sell coaches. This month, Help-U-Sell Connect talked with Help-U-Sell broker, Coach Jack Bailey in North Carolina. and Coach Ron McCoy in California. Continue reading “Coaching for Success at Help-U-Sell®”
Coaching in at the top of Help-U-Sell’s “to do” list for 2010. In a recent video interview, COO John Powell spoke candidly with CDO James Dingman about the Help-U-Sell® corporate philosophy. “The only thing that remains of the old Help-U-Sell® is the brand,” Powell said. “We’ve got new management, an alliance with Bank of America and Help-U-Sell® is moving forward.” Continue reading “It’s a whole new company: Help-U-Sell®”
Jack Bailey is a treasure. A successful Help-U-Sell broker for more than 20 years, Jack has always been happy to share his considerable wisdom, advice and his infectious positive attitude. Continue reading “Jack Bailey: Listingbook works!”
Coaching in at the top of Help-U-Sell’s “to do” list for 2010. In a recent video interview, COO John Powell spoke candidly with CDO James Dingman about the Help-U-Sell® corporate philosophy. “The only thing that remains of the old Help-U-Sell® is the brand,” Powell said. “We’ve got new management, an alliance with Bank of America and Help-U-Sell® is moving forward.”
In 2009, Help-U-Sell® coaches crisscrossed the United States and visited with Help-U-Sell members at 27 different rallies where all member teams were updated on the latest developments such as the new corporate website, new office management systems (OMS) for reporting, and the development of new broker websites. Look for additional rallies near you starting in January 2010.
Team approach
“Our language has changed from franchisor/franchisee to CT (coaching team) and MT (member teams),” John explained. “We’ve moved away from the mentality of being a franchiser organization to being a real estate company focused on consumers.” John emphasized that while franchises will be important in the long run, the focus is now on the existing team members. “We are not looking to be the biggest, we’re looking to be the best,” he said. “Our goal for 2010 is, as our owner Ron Westman says, ‘for everybody to be smiling!’”