Nathan Emerson
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EXCLUSIVE: This is my plan for ‘damaged’ Propertymark, says new interim CEO
Former agent and experienced Propertymark insider Nathan Emerson is to steady the ship until a permanent replacement for Tim Balcon can be found.
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New year, new start – new toys!
What are you getting your staff for Christmas – a new app? CRM even? Nathan ‘Santa’ Emerson says you should choose their new toys very carefully.
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The Three Marketeers
‘All for one and one for all!’ As a marketing slogan, says Nathan Emerson, that might be a little too much about ‘me’ and not about what we can do for you.
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You can’t judge a book by its cover
There isn’t much ‘peace in our time’ for busy agents in this extraordinary boom, but, says Nathan Emerson, you must still spend time on your clients.
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Is your business reactive or proactive?
It’s a frantically busy time for agents right now. Great, says Nathan Emerson – but don’t trample your vendors in the rush to complete a sale…
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The right job for the right person
There’s a role in every business that only one person can do, says Nathan Emerson. Make sure that someone is you!
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Stop and think
We’re back to work, but for most it’s certainly not ‘business as usual’. If you find you don’t have time to even think, now is the time to stop – and do exactly that, says Nathan Emerson.
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Guest Blogs
Putting the ‘A’ in Agency
Nathan ‘There is no Plan B’ Emerson wonders what kind of team could create the perfect balance in an estate and letting agency.
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The race is back on in the high street – sort of…
Boris waved the flag to open the property market starting gate… only, says Nathan Emerson, this time things are somewhat different!
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What have the Romans ever done for us?
Many readers will remember the famous Monty Python sketch from the Life of Brian, Nathan Emerson says that in years to come, we may well be discussing what the COVID-19 crisis did for us.
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