How to Declutter Your Brand Image, So You‘re Instantly Recognizable on ANY Platform w/Steve D. Sims

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When it comes to social media marketing, most real estate professionals zone in on consistency, but in the process, we tend to forget about the clarity of what we’re sharing. As a result, we end up sending out a convoluted brand message, and that only sabotages our chances of success.

How can we create greater clarity in our marketing? Does a ‘quick fix’ even exist for a more cohesive digital presence?

In this episode, bestselling author of Bluefishing and co-founder of Sims Media, Steve D. Sims shares how to declutter our online personas.

"It is actually better for you not to be on social than it is to have a bad social presence." -Steve D. Sims

Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode

• How to create consistency in our digital marketing
  How much content should we be sending out on any given day to establish consistency?

• Why clarity is more important today than ever before
  What is it about our present moment that makes a clear brand message so critical?

• 1 thing GUARANTEED to make us stand out
  We spend so much time trying to cultivate the type of personality that attracts the consumer, but is there an easier way to differentiate ourselves?

Guest Bio-

Steve D. Sims is the bestselling author of Bluefishing: The Art of Making Things Happen. The co-founder of Sims Media, Steve has an impressive track record in business, having founded the internationally-renowned ultra-luxury concierge service, Bluefish. Passionate about growth and continually striving to reach the next level of success, Steve is also a sought-after coach, speaker and brand designer.

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