Send us a textJoin us as we explore the transformative journey of the estate agency business with industry veteran Neil King, who brings over four decades of experience to the table. From his early days fresh out of school to the challenges of managing nearly a hundred branches in corporate estate agencies, his stories of embracing technology, overcoming business plateaus, and the importance of competition within agency networks are more than just insightful—they're the blueprints for success in this industry. Listen in as we unpack the significant shifts in practices over the years, from the days of manual window cards to the rise of sophisticated digital marketing strategies. Neil sheds light on how blending corporate structure with the flexibility of an independent agency formed the backbone of his business's success. He shares the evolution of his agency since its inception in 2004, discussing how technological adoption and changing hiring practices have been instrumental in driving growth and scaling operations. Neil's emphasis on leveraging technology to enhance efficiency and nurture team strengths offers practical insights for scaling and growing in today's competitive market.Finally, don't miss out on our conversation about the future of estate agency where Neil provides a critical analysis of potential pitfalls for corporate structures and smaller independent networks lacking strategic plans. We also highlight straightforward yet impactful strategies for increasing revenue and discuss the ongoing need for adaptation in the estate agency industrySponsors of this podcast, Iceberg Digital are setting the standard in a world full of PropTech noise and AI buzzwords. With AI prospecting that finds listings before your competitors, marketing that wins instructions by putting your brand front and centre and a CRM that transforms how your team works, this isn’t just another tool, it's what leading estate agents use to stay ahead. www.iceberg-digital.co.uk

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