LONDON WALLET
  • Home
  • Investing
  • Business Finance
  • Markets
  • Industries
  • Opinion
  • UK
  • Real Estate
  • Crypto
No Result
View All Result
LONDON WALLET
  • Home
  • Investing
  • Business Finance
  • Markets
  • Industries
  • Opinion
  • UK
  • Real Estate
  • Crypto
No Result
View All Result
LondonWallet
No Result
View All Result

Confessions of an estate agent – week 4 – London Wallet

Mark Helprin by Mark Helprin
September 16, 2025
in Real Estate
Confessions of an estate agent – week 4 – London Wallet
74
SHARES
1.2k
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter


You might also like

Aparthotels lettings boss gets suspended prison sentence for fraud

Avant Homes gets green light to deliver £31.7m Telford resi scheme

Weis Group wins Manchester legal battle to develop £350m resi towers

Ben Madden alongside fellow estate agent Jackie Quinn

Fake reviews, failed memory tests, podcast marathons… and a Domino’s pizza picnic with the girls.

Monday – Fake Reviews, a Lot of Them

Final days in Turkey. Discovered our “amazing” hotel reviews were fake. Explains a lot. Service: bang average. Reviews: glowing. Welcome to 2025. Work-wise, it’s a bank holiday, means a quiet inbox. Nice. Posted a fun bit of content, reminded again, entertainment is important.

Tuesday – Planes, Phones & Parents

Travel day. Family surprisingly well-behaved. Transfer less so: driver lost, one phone on maps, the other glued to his ear. Lovely with three kids in the back. On the plane I asked about Wi-Fi. Steward: “Don’t know how it works.” Helpful. Bad service is frustrating as a customer, but exciting as a business owner, nail service and you stand out, it’s that easy nowadays.

Wednesday – Back with a Bang

5am alarm, brutal F45. Filmed six podcast episodes, ambitious (stupid) first day back. Should’ve left space to catch up, ended up working late. Finalising a new automation. Everyone’s obsessed with AI, but automation is the unsung hero, streamline processes and it changes the game.

Thursday – Memory Tests & AI Talk

Took Dad to the doctor. Failed the memory test again. Told us the year was 1950. He’s 72, he’s still young! Brutal. Referral still dragging nine months later. Later, chaired Fine & Country’s AI Committee. Fascinating to see the UK so far ahead compared with other countries in the network. Ended the day with my Agent Showdown episode going live.

Friday – Limits & Lessons

Catch-up with a team member who wants to expand his patch. Love those chats. Our Fine & Country partners’ meeting: feels like we’re hitting a glass ceiling on lead gen. We’re squeezing everything we can. Time to innovate. Again. Confirmed a new digital marketing exec joining, exciting chance to try stuff never done before. Watch this space. Less glamorous: a no-show sales call (excuse: dead phone battery). Then scripting content for a major new client, which meant I ended the week on a high.

Saturday – Dad Duty Deluxe

Up at 5:45 with the three-year-old to watch Sing for the three millionth time. Gym, over to mums so the girls could meet the new dog, ice cream run, playground, then Domino’s pizza picnic + movie night at home. Pretty good.

Sunday – September Madness Incoming

1st of September. How?! Gym, haircut, swimming with the girls, boring accounts. Reflected: Fine & Country just had our best half-year yet. Six years in the making. Meanwhile Digital Sparks heads into September filming four out of five days every week. Intense, but exciting. Excited that we’re moving from test phase to growth mode. Worked on our NED pack too, time to scale this thing properly.

Same time next week. Probably (definitely) after bedtime.

 





Source link

Share30Tweet19
Previous Post

KindlyMD sinks 55% as swing traders told to ‘exit’ ahead of volatility

Next Post

New tool helps ensure estate agents’ listings are AI-search friendly – London Wallet

Mark Helprin

Mark Helprin

Recommended For You

Aparthotels lettings boss gets suspended prison sentence for fraud
Real Estate

Aparthotels lettings boss gets suspended prison sentence for fraud

February 18, 2026
Avant Homes gets green light to deliver £31.7m Telford resi scheme
Real Estate

Avant Homes gets green light to deliver £31.7m Telford resi scheme

February 18, 2026
Weis Group wins Manchester legal battle to develop £350m resi towers
Real Estate

Weis Group wins Manchester legal battle to develop £350m resi towers

February 18, 2026
AJ Capital Partners puts Cambridge hotel up for sale for £60m-plus
Real Estate

AJ Capital Partners puts Cambridge hotel up for sale for £60m-plus

February 18, 2026
Next Post
New tool helps ensure estate agents’ listings are AI-search friendly – London Wallet

New tool helps ensure estate agents’ listings are AI-search friendly - London Wallet

Related News

Swedish microcar maker Luvly wants to be the IKEA of tiny electric cars

Swedish microcar maker Luvly wants to be the IKEA of tiny electric cars

April 15, 2023
IBM nears deal to buy software company Apptio for  billion: WSJ

IBM nears deal to buy software company Apptio for $5 billion: WSJ

June 24, 2023
Bitcoin unfazed by .6B options expiry, maintains rally toward 0K

Bitcoin unfazed by $2.6B options expiry, maintains rally toward $100K

November 22, 2024

Browse by Category

  • Business Finance
  • Crypto
  • Industries
  • Investing
  • Markets
  • Opinion
  • Real Estate
  • UK

London Wallet

Read latest news about finance, business and investing

  • Contact
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions

© 2025 London Wallet - All Rights Reserved!

No Result
View All Result
  • Checkout
  • Contact
  • Home
  • Login/Register
  • My account
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions

© 2025 London Wallet - All Rights Reserved!

Are you sure want to unlock this post?
Unlock left : 0
Are you sure want to cancel subscription?