In this episode, Diego and Aaron Davis discuss the importance of trust in business and how it impacts credibility and customer relationships. They share practical tips on building trust by delivering on promises, communicating effectively, and being genuine. They also touch on the realities of dealing with reviews, feedback, and how vulnerability can actually enhance trust. Learn how to avoid common mistakes that erode trust and strategies for maintaining relationships beyond the initial deal.

In this episode of Cut To The Chase with Diego Traglia and Aaron Davis, the focus is on the importance of personal branding in the real estate market. The conversation covers key strategies such as regularly updating your photographs to build trust, crafting a distinctive bio that reflects your unique qualities, and consistently producing engaging content that adds value to your audience. The speakers discuss leveraging tools like Perplexity for generating relevant content ideas and emphasize the significance of being authentic and empathetic in your professional approach. Tune in for actionable tips to upgrade your personal brand and stand out from the competition.

In this episode of 'Cut to the Chase,' hosts Dario and Shane Cortese discuss the importance of client meetings in real estate, comparing face-to-face interactions with virtual alternatives. They highlight the significance of understanding vendor needs, scheduling strategically, and maintaining effective communication through group chats and planned meetings. They explore how adaptability can help real estate professionals manage their time efficiently while catering to clients' preferences, whether through in-person, phone, or Zoom meetings.

In this episode of 'Cut to the Chase,' we discuss the importance of relying on facts rather than opinions in real estate transactions. Broadcasting from the Auckland studio pre-renovation, the hosts emphasize the weight facts carry when consulting clients. They share strategies for using factual data during appraisals and negotiations to help clients make informed decisions, highlighting the significance of clear communication and seeking permission before offering personal opinions. The episode also touches on the importance of good intentions and integrity in improving the real estate industry's reputation.

In the first episode of Cut to the Chase for 2025, hosts Shane Cortese and his co-host discuss the importance of taking advantage of the early months of the year for the real estate market. They emphasize how listing a property early in January can be beneficial for sellers due to New Year's resolutions, reduced competition, and buyers having more time to make decisions. With insights from their extensive experience, they provide actionable advice for vendors looking to get ahead in the market. Join them as they share strategies to maximize property sales in the busy months of January and February.

In this episode of Cut to the Chase, the hosts reflect on the real estate market trends and predictions for 2024, including interest rate changes and market stability. They discuss how their predictions have panned out and make cautious forecasts for the 2025 market. Additionally, there's a heartfelt conclusion as they share personal holiday plans and wish viewers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

In this episode of Cut to the Chase, hosts Diego Traglia & Share Cortese share their personal insights on maintaining peak performance, whether through self-care sessions like sauna ice baths or showing up fully prepared for professional engagements.

In this episode of Cut to the Chase, hosts Diego Traglia & Shane Cortese delve into the importance of exceeding client expectations in the real estate industry. The discussion highlights examples of exceptional service, such as arranging taxis for clients on auction day and providing unfiltered property data.

In this episode, Diego & Shane uncover how to maintain professionalism, build trust, and ensure consistency in every interaction, whether you’re working with clients, colleagues, or competitors.