Dec 18, 2020
When looking for off-market real estate deals, many wholesalers and real estate investors turn to various marketing strategies. Direct mail, online marketing, and bandit signs are some of the most popular strategies but there’s one surprising strategy that has phenomenal reach and virtually no competition from other investors - radio. Yes, radio may feel a bit antiquated, but according to Chris Arnold, most real estate owners are over 50 years old and still listen to the radio.
Radio advertising provides high-quality leads, as the people who take action and call you are serious about doing a deal. And since most investors are using the other strategies where they are less qualified or serious about doing a deal, it could be more efficient for you and your team.
Chris is the owner of Wholesaling Inc and the creator of the REI Radio program. He works with clients to get 100 ads per month, per station for about $1,000 to $2,000 per month. Chris shares tips on leveraging radio to find real estate deals, how he runs his business from the Caribbean, and why he launched his Multipliers Brotherhood.
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Insights on Using Radio Advertising to Find Off-Market Deals
Radio: The marketing channel that everyone knows but doesn’t use.
My students can start out in radio advertising with 100 ads per month and are paying $1,000 to $2,000 a month
Radio is a much lower call volume but generates high-quality leads that are captured live.
If you want to be profitable off your marketing, you have to develop multiple strategies
Men at a high level are not failing because of lack of strategy, they’re imploding because of something that's going on inside them.
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Bullseye Round
Apparent Failure:
I was never taught financial literacy, and instead of making 6-figures on my first deal, I maxed out my credit cards. This led me to dig in and learn how finances work, so I never made that mistake again.
Digital Resource:
Blinkist (cliff notes on books and podcasts)
Most Recommended Book:
Organizational Physics: The Science of Growing a Business
Daily Habit:
Spend 10 minutes on my yearly goals (personal, spiritual, and professional) which I write out every year
Wish I Knew When I Was Starting Out:
Coaching and community
Curious About:
YouTube
Contact Chris: