Keep Impressing Me…

Per my post the other day, “Leadership: What You Could Learn From Dan Hesse”… Sprint has impressed me again with their most recent ad campaign. You be the judge.

Bring the Love Back – Your Wake Up Call

You have lost your consumer

You need to solve this problem by making it someone else’s problem
You said you were going to change
You said you were going to connect
You were going to understand their needs
You were going to become integrated
You were going to find out what makes your client tick
You were going to let them into your space
Instead you focused on incentives, impressions, and going “viral”

What happened?

Bring the Love Back – Not Just a Catchy Title

I saw this video yesterday for the first time, and am embaressed to say so. It is so brilliant and hits so spot-on, that I watched it over and over. Geert Desager and his team over at OpenHere have presented Bring The Love Back Please take a look:

Advertising vs. Marketing (Part 2) Know your Clients to Know the Difference

This is a follow up to my original post “You’re NOT Marketing… How to STOP Advertising and Start Marketing!”. This Utterz talks more about HOW to incorporate the knowledge of your target audience into your efforts to create true MARKETING campaigns instead of Advertising.

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You’re NOT Marketing… How to STOP Advertising and Start Marketing?

So, I’m driving down the road today and had to take a picture of this. Why? Because it reminded me of how so many companies (not just real estate companies) approach their marketing efforts… Even more so, it made me think about how many people, (and industries), don’t know the difference between [...]


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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