If you want to learn what we know — and to learn what we are learning — you’re coming to BloodhoundBlog Unchained in Phoenix

by Greg Swann

Suburban Phoenix Real Estate Broker

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Okay, this is my last pitch for BloodhoundBlog Unchained in Phoenix. If you can’t figure out which side of the bread has the butter on it, you’re just going to have to wear a bib.

Here’s the deal: What we’re going to teach you, nobody teaches. We’re going to go hands-ons, step-by-step through the things you need to be doing to create a state-of-the-art marketing profile. By the time you leave Phoenix, punch-drunk and exhausted, you will have built yourself a brand new marketing profile — just in time for the real estate market to make its rebound.

We’re going to be together for 72 hours, and out of that you might sleep 15 hours. The rest of the time we’re going to be working — in eight three-hour hands-on labs and in between-class and after-class sessions where we can learn, think and grow together.

The goal is to build a scenius, a shared genius among the bunch of us, so that we all come away smarter and better-equipped to take on the wired world of real estate.

What are you going to get for your money?

State-of-the-art weblogging techniques, photography and graphic arts expertise, social media marketing acumen and the salesmanship skills necessary to make belly-to-belly conversions. (Excuse me: To Skin cats.)

On my side of the quad, you’ll learn search engine optimization and search-engine marketing, lead generation and management techniques, landing pages and a whole lot more.

Taken together, we’ll be covering every step of the real estate marketing process from the customer’s first tenuous investigations through first contact, incubation, the sales cycle and conversion.

And these classes will be taught by actual working real estate professionals who are actually doing this work in their own practices.

Like who? Mister Ubiquitous, Brian Brady, is the Dean of Marketing. He’ll be leading Linda Davis, Kristal Kraft and Sean Purcell on the content side of the campus. I’ll be serving as the Dean of Geeks, working with Eric Blackwell, Kelly Kohler and the inmimicable Ryan Hartman.

There will be other people speaking, including Mark Green giving a presentation on CRM marketing. And there will be a support staff of experts to keep the show on the road: Teri Lussier, Jamie Lussier, Brad Coy, Scott Cowan and Cathleen Collins.

And then there will be the students… There will be some amazing minds in our scenius, and the act of throwing us all together for three days is going to make everyone smarter, more agile, more adept — better equipped to take on the challenges of real estate marketing in the age of the internet.

And with that, I’m done. If you can’t see the value in this thing, so much the worse for you. Just about everything I do self-selects for brains, and BloodhoundBlog Unchained in Phoenix is no exception.

If you want to come, there’s space for you. But you probably ought to jump now. We’re two weeks out from the event, and air fares can’t be getting any cheaper. To take some of that sting away, I’ll give you $100 off if you’re an Unchained Alumnus or a first-timer with us.

Click the PayPal button that applies to you, then follow-up here to set up your flights and your hotel room.

CyberProfessionals: $397

Unchained Alumnus: $497

Frist-Timer Price: $597

The event runs from April 28th to May 1st, 2009. Many more details can be found at the BloodhoundBlog Unchained in Phoenix weblog.

If you want the same old thing, you can have it seventeen times a year, fourteen of those times “for free.” If you want to learn what we know — and to learn what we are learning — you’re coming to Phoenix.