Performance Marketing with Grant Wise

Show Notes

Grant Wise

Improving sales production and agent recruiting doesn't just require marketing. It requires an additional layer - performance marketing.

Grant Wise has been an entrepreneur his entire adult life and has developed a passion and expertise in direct response marketing. Learn what he’s learned and taught to top teams, including those of several people featured on this show!

Learn how to narrow your focus and investment to what’s really working, how and why to create a deal tracking report, how to create and implement a lead management policy, and more.

Learn why you need at least a 3x return per lead source, why you should send 5 emails per week, and which role can close the “gaping hole” in most team’s businesses.

Watch or listen to this conversation with Grant Wise to learn:

Getting clear on the top 3-5 things driving growth in your business
Improving production and recruiting by adding a performance marketing layer (and a P&L for your marketing, advertising, and sales efforts) to your business
The problem with elevating your social media manager to Marketing Director
How a Deal Tracking Report tells you what’s driving your profit (not just your revenue) and how to create one (and keep it updated!)
Why you need a 3x return on every lead source … at a minimum
How to determine your proper reinvestment rate per lead source
The “gaping hole” in most team’s businesses that they don’t know about and how a CRM Manager position helps close it
Why you need a Lead Management Policy and how Keri Shull and her team created and implemented theirs
The difference between remarketing and retargeting and two tips to increase appointments with remarketing
How to leverage your expertise of living in and experiencing your community to create more conversations
Why many people have “automated themselves out of relationship” with their marketplace and how email marketing can help you restore relationships
How not to misuse AI and synthetic media

At the end, hear a question that’s better asked to Grant’s wife, a dynasty he’s pleased to experience, and a replacement for Netflix in his evening viewing.