Podcasts about why buy

Today's car shoppers are more savvy and educated than ever before. That means they require fewer vehicle features and price information (which is easy to find), and more value messaging. They need to know why they should choose your dealership rather than your competitors. In this episode, Michael breaks down a simple 3 step process that will help you craft more appealing "Why Buy" messaging for your dealership. 8:09 - You need to know what your customers want. 10:02 - Make a list of what you are really good at. 12:35 - Combine these into a unique selling proposition. Enjoying the show? Leave a rating and review on your favorite podcast app! Connect with Michael Cirillo: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelcirillo Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michaelcirillo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaelcirillo Website: https://www.thedealerplaybook.com

Welcome back tribe members! Today I'm discussing "Why Buy  Palantir Stock Today?  Cyber Security + Colonial Pipeline = 5X Palantir". If you enjoy this video feel free to SUBSCRIBE! Make sure to follow me on social media for even more coverage of the stock market.Link to our Discord: https://discord.io/bestofusGet Surfshark VPN at  https://surfshark.deals/INVESTORS and enter promo code INVESTORS for 83% off and 3 extra months for free!  Follow Me: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BestofUSLLC/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bestofusinv...Twitter: https://twitter.com/BestOfUsInvestSubscribe:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-hq...Help Kerry and Nita win the race against Childhood Cancer and keep their daughter Shay's memory alive. Your support makes a direct impact in the fight against Pediatric Cancer at Children's of Alabama by helping advance research in finding a cure for cancer. http://give.childrensal.org/bestofusWe have Up-Graded Our Discord: Kerry's Portfolio, Trades and InsightsThis is the new link: https://discord.io/bestofus. It is now organized by topics and will be easier to navigate and communicate.

Zen Love reveals what that hole in your dive watch is, and discusses why watch enthusiasts are enamored by watches with "unnecessary" functions. Episode Navigation:1:50 – What is a Helium Escape Valve (HEV), and Where on Your Watch Is It3:30 – Why Helium Escape Valves Are Needed4:12 – HEVs Are Needed Specifically for Saturation Diving8:54 – HEV Watches Aren't Actually Used That Often, Even by Sat Divers12:48 – Manual and Automatic HEVs, How They Work, and Some Issues17:10 – Why Buy a Watch With Unnecessary Features?26:00 – Other Watch Brands that Feature HEVs, like Doxa28:45 – Are Dive Watches the Pinnacle of Watch Style Statements?Featured:Why Does Your Rolex Dive Watch Have a Hole in Its Side? We Found OutThe Ultimate Guide to Dive Watches The 12 Best Dive Watches at Every BudgetQuestions to Ask Before You Buy a Dive Watch 5 Dive Watches Worn By Professional Saturation Divers Further Details: Ubiquitous but Overlooked Elements Hidden on Your Favorite Products 

What a fun conversation I had with none other than Franks Lopes. We discussed the positive effects the last 12 months has had on our industry, ways to process our way to profitability, how there is no such thing as a magic diet pill and the power of goal setting. Frank is the Author of "The 7 Minute Setup - How To Achieve Your Personal & Professional Goals Faster & Easier" - which was recently featured in FORBES as one of "The 7 Best Investments In 2021". Frank helps businesses of any size create their “Why Buy” message, stripping away the gimmicks, promotions and deals to tap into what makes them different.

Smooth your eyebrows down, honey, this week we’re all about Peter Gallagher. From stage to screen to other screen, this inky-haired hottie has been keeping us entertained with his smooth voice and flawless face for decades. On the docket: Paying Our Respects; PG-13; Why Buy the Cow?; Butter on Toast; Broadway Baby; Peter Finebaum; Thicc Brows; Doused in EVOO; Pencil Mustache; Fat Lips; Ernesto; Don’t Hate the Player, Hate the Role. Join us as we fawn over honorary Jew PG, and ask yourself the age old question...would I kiss him? ****** JUSTICE FOR MAURICE GORDON - https://www.change.org/p/new-jersey-state-police-justice-for-maurice-gordon-jr?signed=true Info on Maurice Gordon - https://www.vox.com/identities/2020/6/9/21285536/maurice-gordon-police-shooting-explained Number and email for representatives you can contact to demand that Randall Wetzel be held accountable- 609-693-6700 (for all three reps below) Senator Christopher J. Connors, senconnors@njleg.org DiAnne Gove, aswgove@njleg.org Brian E. Rumpf, asmrumpf@njleg.org Office of Attorney General Division on Criminal Justice: Veronica Allende (Director) 609-984-6500 dcjtipline@njdcj.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The job of a real estate agent isn’t just to buy or sell homes, it’s to make sure the people they help get the best outcomes.  Our guest today has carved out a unique niche helping FSBOs earn more money and avoid falling into the trap so many FSBOs find themselves. Bringing this level of service is important at a time like this where real estate inventory is more competitive than ever, and homes are flying off the market. Buying and selling a home in this market can be challenging and what’s needed are agents who are up to the task of going the extra mile to help people.  How is the Old Town Scottsdale getting affected by the current market conditions? How can agents make sure that their clients get the best outcome? In this episode, “Scott From Scottsdale”, Scott Marlow discusses how he brings value to clients and working at eXp.  Key Points  The challenge of FSBOs Studies have shown that FSBOs get up to 14% less than agent-listed homes. By working with an agent like Scott Marlow, FSBOs can get the benefits of self-listing with the expertise of an agent. He helps net them more money even after paying a commission.  Why Buy in Old Town Scottsdale? Old Town Scottsdale offers the small town feel of being within walking distance to everything you need. It also has a lot of commercial development on the rise making it an area set to attract more buyers.  Build relationships across the transaction Sending the offer to the listing agent is just the first step to increase the chance of the offer being accepted. Many agents just fire off an offer and don’t actually get in touch with the listing agent afterwards. It’s important to go the extra mile for the offer to go through

Listen to our podcast on the GO! Tips From The Pros | The How-To Go Full-Time To 18 Rentals In 8 Years | Veronica and Will Pritchett Our goal with these episodes is to share with you in these uncertain times not only what the seasoned investors are seeing but also what strategies they recommend will work the best. The best part of these interviews is that they are LIVE! This means you can join us and ask any questions you may have. Show Notes On Tuesday's interview, we brought on Veronica and Will Pritchett. This was a very fun interview with a TON of real value! We covered: How he got started Why Buy and Holds What types of rentals they target How they find them The analysis of them Funding Renting Management Refinancing How covid has affected them What their plans are moving forward Advice to new investors Don't miss our LIVE Tips From The Pros as we continue to bring you people with decades of experience sharing their unbelievable wisdom. As always, if you have any questions just ask! Enjoy! Links Veronica's Facebook Will's Facebook Home Again Properties Facebook Website Recommended Books The Go-Giver The Total Money Makeover The Book on Managing Rental Properties Rich Dad Poor Dad DID YOU KNOW? We have walkthrough videos of projects we have done and are currently working on. We share our scopes, pricing, strategies, problems, and successes. Check them out here http://bit.ly/PropWalkthrough Related Episodes Tips From The Pros | Branding vs Marketing And How To Do It Right | Yusuf Chowdhury Tips From The Pros | The How-Tos Of MultiFamily Investing | Adrian Salazar Tips From The Pros | How To Use Youtube For Lead Gen | Tim Macy Tips From The Pros | What Works In A Crash | Dan Francis Tips From The Pros | From House Hacking to 480 Houses | Sam Madrid If you find this valuable please SHARE

The success of a real estate relationship and transaction is greatly reliant on laying the groundwork. Agents need to put effort into building rapport, communicating, being a point of support and preparing the client for the market they want to buy or sell in.  Prioritizing the communication piece at every interaction is key to this success. One agent has made that and put the comfort of clients first, even in the most uncomfortable part of the process - open houses and getting an offer accepted.  In this episode, 85028 Phoenix agent Robyne Reveccio talks about the market she serves and how she drives value for clients.  Key Points  Why Buy in 85028 85028 Phoenix is a hub with a lot to offer. There’s a lot of acreage and lots of land in the area at very good prices. Because there’s a lot more affordable space, buyers don’t have to be forced into a cookie cutter home.  Lay the groundwork Meeting with buyers before even going to look at homes is key. If you meet with the agent upfront, ask them questions and get information from them, it makes the home search process a lot smoother and helps agents get you exactly what you want.

By crafting the right client experience from the beginning real estate agents can educate and empower clients. This means they get into the market with the right mindset and this will also help their outcomes. In a very hot real estate market it’s important for both buyers and sellers to be prepared for what will come with the process.  In this episode, West Valley agent, Andrew Monaghan talks about living in and serving Fletcher Hills, why the area is so amazing and how he is driving value in the real estate experience of both buyers and sellers.  Why Buy in Fletcher Hills? Fletcher Hills is a master planned community in the Western Valley. It’s an intentionally built community with homes that flow well together, and a highly desirable market because of the great schools and proximity to all that Arizona has to offer. For people who live in this area it's not just about living in a house, it’s about living within a great area with a lot to offer.  A Focus on What Clients Value  When dealing with sellers, it’s important to determine what the most important thing is for them. For some it’s getting the most money out of the transaction, and for others, it’s peace of mind. Remember the top line doesn’t always matter as much as what the client gets on the bottom line and along with having peace of mind.   Options Empower Sellers in a Market With Fast Moving Inventory  In a market with limited inventory, sellers worry about their home selling too fast and having nowhere to go. A good real estate agent will help sellers find options, including exploring iBuyers, but it’s important for the seller to know how that could affect how much money they get out of it.

Thought I would share with you a presentation I put together on Why Buy and Hold Rentals are the best option for Full Time Employees.

In this episode I talk a bit about what inspired me to start this podcast and what we're going to be covering. Here are some of the specific points touched on: Why Buy and Hold Real Estate for the Long Run? The basics of BRRRR (Buy, Renovate, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) Leverage and Return Sellers Remorse Future topics We've only scratched the surface so please subscribe to my podcast and stayed tuned for the next episode! Feel free to contact me on instagram at @theandrewhines Music Info: Artist: JPB, Song: High, NCS Release: Feb 1 2015, No Copyright Copyright Free

Welcome to Say what Wednesday Today's question is from Emma. She says, “I'm new to the podcast so not sure if you have covered this in the past. I thought it might be cool to hear you analyse a specific stock or company; not like a recommendation but say something in the past. To avoid people taking it as a recommendation it could be something you have put money into and how it went or maybe something you lost money in and how that happened too.” Analysing stocks I’ll talk about the two camps of analysing shares Look at the pros and cons along with how they work Talk about how I personally do it, and a few winners and losers, what they did right and what they did wrong. The Methods of making stock analysis Fundamental Analysis vs Technical Analysis Fundamental analysis – Aims to value a share by its intrinsic (fair) value – valuation of shares Done by examining the financials, qualitative Why? Buy the undervalued or expected future performers Technical – Doesn’t care about intrinsic values Shares are traded using share charts to identify patterns and trends Works off the “Dow Theory” market price discounts every factor that may influence a shares price (why [intrinsic] values don’t matter) market price movements are not purely random but move in identifiable patterns and trends that repeat over time – This works off “support and resistance” Why? I talked about markets being behaviours of crowds – supply and demand If it’s over-demanded you sell, if it’s under-demanded you buy What they are and how they work Fundamental Macro – Trends in the economy Country stats – unemployment, tax rates, weather Thematic trends of society Examples – Lithium (Pilbara), Health care Micro Underlying company financials, understand the management All about looking for evidence in financials and forecasting these out What to look for: Fundamentals Financials – historical – but can show trends, most important thing is cash flow Earnings per share goes up from a few things Increased dividend growth (profits) Buy backs – reduction in shares Example - RIO Decreasing debts – will show the reduction in costs Management – hard to know what they will do, as they are make or break as we will see Track record is important, but impossible to know future performance Thematic – trends and the future The important question is – how will these effect the future earnings of the company? This is where share recommendations come from. It also depends on who you talk to as to the value Technical Use technical indicators Moving averages, volumes, trends in the long-term prices Aims to predict the future direction of the price based on past behaviours of the market You want to look at trends here, plus some technical indicators If a share is below the exponential weighted average + oversold = it could rise   How do I buy shares? In the early days – Fundamental analysis – smaller cap shares The horror stories BCI Minerals - BCI – 4th biggest iron ore producer at the time Earnings growth was great, below fair value – bought in 2011 for $2 – 2013 went to $4.50 BUT – they took on a massive amount of debt - 2012 (11.7m) to 2013 (67.4m) Was fine as long as iron ore prices didn’t go down...but they did… Revenues dropped – their response was to do equity raising to pay off debt – 144m to 228m = Dilute EPS… and they kept going to 393m Today are sitting at $0.145 = 93% loss from $2 Medusa Mining – MML – Gold exploration Decline from $9 to $1.80 peaked my interest in 2013 Massive bubble but looked stable – EPS went from 54c to 28c, but they had no debt But then they started slowly borrowing after I bought – 2.3m, 2.8m, now 4.6m While revenues have been going up – EPS in 2015 was -94c, now -23c Price now at $0.65c = 63% loss What is the common connection between these two? Single focus companies (iron and gold) with revenues tied to resources – no control Poor management decisions - Being in resources they dug further into their hole – Rather than hunker down and get rid of debt, decrease costs and wait, they got further into it all The happy endings Dulux Group – DLX – The paint company Can’t take full credit – Fund manager gave the tip – Bought for $3.20 in 2012 Revenues going up year on year ROE was in the double figures each year Diverse – Aus, NZ, Asia, and produces lots of hardware/construction for private and section Plus, they had a monopoly! Today $7.64 = 138% gain   The mixed, but then great! Codan Limited - CDA – Communication products, detection and mining technology Bought in 2013 for 1.60 – Rise from $1.60 to $4 Then they declined from $4 over 5 months – but this peaked my interest After mining boom news came out and dropped to $0.90 I bought 50% more What I liked Range of markets – Gov, private, and world-wide (Aus, Canada, Middle east, Europe) After crash they started focusing on paying down debt Cut other costs and got financials back to a healthier position today Smart management is the winner here – Today at about $3.10/$3.20 = 140% gain   These days - I use a bit of both ETF, LIC – Technical Individual shares - driven by fundamental, but do follow trends to see what direction it is heading in. Micro caps are too volatile - I don’t buy micro-cap shares personally anymore Use micro managed funds as they are getting the info I am not, and trading daily Not a lot of public information to work off Someone sneezes and their profits can be gone = Price drops! I hold companies – all because it dropped doesn’t mean you should sell if it is still a stable company out of market favour – sometimes I buy more Summary They both work off the crystal ball in the end Just better know what you are doing and not freak out Best way to go is to invest for the long term into stable, diversified companies – i.e. won’t go out of business with some bad results Thanks again Emma for the question!   Want to hear more like this? About technical analysis or fundamental analysis, or something else? Go to https://financeandfury.com.au/contact/

Are people moving in together because they have intentions of marriage or is it for financial reasons? Should there be a year limit in regards to how long you live together before marriage?  Do individuals believe in the constitution of marriage or is it viewed as a piece of paper and a courthouse? There is an increase of women and some men who live together for years and know they are ready to get married but the other party doesn’t. In some cases they feel trapped because homes, cars, and other major purchases have taken place. Children are involved and attachments have developed. There is an old saying “Why Buy the Cow When You Can Get the Milk For Free”? Do you agree or disagree?  If you are already acting in a spousal role before receiving the title, why should a person marry you? What do they have to look forward to? You are cooking, cleaning, paying bills, providing emotional, physical and financial support, taking care of their children, washing their clothes, and attending all of the family functions. This is a topic where we ALL HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY….IT’S YOURTURN TO BE HEARD. Call 347-215-8985 and tell, text, e-mail a friend Thursday, September 13 at 8:00 your thoughts can be heard and you can receive insight. Your opinion matters.