The Rules for a Changing Game

By Matthew Dollinger

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The real estate market is a changing animal, and one that those aligned with it must adapt to, or be left behind.  In this presentation done at the Chicago Sparkt event, I discuss the future of the real estate brokerage model, the future of our industry, and the rules for our changing industry.  Social media and other technology will influence our marketplace and only be embracing CORRECTLY will we be in a position to capitalize on this new landscape.

(FYI – the projector was disabled for the first 10 minutes!)

Matt Dollinger – The Rules for a Changing Game from SPARKt on Vimeo.

Filed in: Cool Technology, Customer Sevice, Industry Misconceptions, Insight and Innovation, Using This Technology • Friday, May 29th, 2009

Comments

By Linda Aaron on June 3rd, 2009 at 8:38 am

Matt,

This is a great presentation for “newbies” RE agents to understand the “How to”. I will be sharing this with the agents in my office. We didn’t have many early adopters in our office but in the last 8 months, many of our agents have come to see the value of social networking and marketing.
Let me know if you ever come to Seattle.
Thanks,
LA

By Paul Pival on June 4th, 2009 at 5:38 pm

Well done, Matt. Thanks for walking the talk. The largest trade organization in the country has a chance of taking of social networking–and that can have a profound impact on the entire economy.

PJP
@infoalchemist

By PK Johnson on June 17th, 2009 at 3:20 pm

Matt,

Great presentation for me! Awesome charts!!

I’m a slow adapter yet “getting it”!

Listen, Learn & Adapt. Also, thanks for the clear outline on creating a social strategy.

All the best, PK

 

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About

Matthew Dollinger I would like to consider myself a real estate martyr, but I think that's a little drastic.


How I would like to position myself in the industry is somewhat of a "conduit" between agents/brokers and those continually innovating tomorrow's real estate model. I believe that Real Estate needs to ditch the mentality that it's "more than a business" and truly look to innovative companies, (regardless of industry), and learn from them. It's how we will grow and succeed in this marketplace.


I am constantly looking for new partners that share a passion for learning, innovating and implementing ideas. If you have a thought, idea, or would like to share, simply reach out to me.


Matt