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Market Proof Marketing: Home Builder Marketing Insights

Market Proof Marketing: Home Builder Marketing Insights

著者： Kevin Oakley: New Home Marketing from Do You Convert
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概要

 A weekly new home marketing podcast for home builders and developers. Each week, Kevin Oakley and the coaching team at Do You Convert will break down the headlines, share best-practices and stories from the front line, and perform a deep dive on a relevant marketing topic. We're here to help you -- not sell you! No fluff - just honest perspectives on where to invest your time, money and energy to get the highest volume of quality new home leads to your sales teams. Take action on these ideas, and you can market proof your marketing efforts for your home building company.© 2026 Do You Convert マーケティング マーケティング・セールス 政治・政府 経済学
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  • Ep 422: It's Not Hard, It's Work

    Ep 422: It's Not Hard, It's Work
    2026/01/21
    Listen, Like and Subscribe on Apple or Spotify Podcasts: Host Kevin Oakley is joined by Jackie Lipinski and Beth Russell for a deep dive into the difference between strategy and intent, the tradeoffs that rule the day, and what you learn from failure.From timeless struggles with SEO, content creation strategy, and letting sales teams be marketers, to the timely news of Redfin's CEO departure and the reigning YouTube SEO advantage, this episode covers wide territory your marketing team needs to know to succeed. Tune in and take notes!Story TimeJackie - An A/B test proves you don’t propose on the first dateBeth - With events, a theme is not a game planKevin - A tale of two seasons (and one counterintuitive winner)In the NewsGlenn Kelman leaves Redfin after 20 years as CEOWhy You Shouldn’t Let Your Onsite Team Create ContentYouTube is no longer optional for SEO in the age of AI OverviewsThe case for and against influencer-led Super Bowl ads

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    52 分
  • Ep 420: The Stop Doing List

    Ep 420: The Stop Doing List
    2026/01/08
    Listen, Like and Subscribe on Apple or Spotify Podcasts: Host Kevin Oakley joins Julie Jarnagin and Beth Russell for a timely conversation about what’s worth your effort in 2026. From Google audience size changes to alleged customer journey changes, this episode is all about right-sizing, prioritizing, and knowing when to say no. If your 2026 to-do list is already growing out of control, this episode will help you find optimal grip on what really matters for your marketing.Story TimeBeth - It's Barbs, not bots, that make difficult processes easy and enjoyableJulie - Catch the excitement that crests in January and turn it into something lastingKevin - When the first 4,000 leads don't work out, do you keep going?In the NewsGoogle lowers audience size limits across AdsMarketing Loves Declaring the End of Things That Still Work The User Journey Isn’t Linear Anymore: It’s Always On

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    41 分
  • Ep 418: When Housing Data is Already Late

    Ep 418: When Housing Data is Already Late
    2025/12/25
    Listen, Like and Subscribe on Apple or Spotify Podcasts: Kevin Oakley welcomes Trevor Bacon, Chief Executive Officer of Parcl and Parcl Labs, to examine how real-time real estate data and market-based signals are changing the way housing markets are interpreted. Drawing on financial-market frameworks applied to residential real estate, Trevor explains why traditional pricing indexes often lag reality and how alternative signals—like sentiment and probability—can offer earlier insight. The conversation invites builders and housing leaders to think more critically about timing, risk, and how market narratives are formed.Key ThemesReal-Time Pricing vs. Backward-Looking Housing Data
Most housing data describes where the market was, not where risk and opportunity are forming next
If pricing moves faster than reporting, how many decisions are already outdated by the time they’re made?
Treating housing like a slow-moving asset may be the most dangerous assumption builders still holdPrediction Markets and the Future of Market Signals
Markets reveal more truth when people put capital behind beliefs, not opinions
What would change if builders watched probability and sentiment instead of headlines and forecasts?
The next competitive advantage may come from understanding expectations, not just transactionsFollow Trevor, Parcel Labs, and Learn MoreTrevor Bacon on LinkedInJason Lewris on LinkedInTampa's Hidden Supply Pipeline: Land Banking Fuels Mounting Market Pressure

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    35 分
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