Because you are reading The Real Daily, you are probably a real estate agent or broker who already has a thriving network of agents and clients. WhoHub is a new app that can help realtors organize and take advantage of your trusted networks to increase your reach and generate new business through referrals.
WhoHub, founded by Gordon Wood, a 28 year old real estate agent, is an app that organizes your network of agents, clients, and home service professionals.
WhoHub is especially designed to help you get new leads and referrals.
You can manage and expand your network, send and receive referrals, and close deals. It’s a great way for clients to refer you to other new clients, or for you to refer your clients who are moving out of state to a qualified realtor in your expanded network.
Incentivizing clients who refer you
Clients who refer you are rewarded with access to your network of home service professionals, including “electricians, plumbers, roofers, landscapers, painters, handymen, etc.” Homeowners can find a home service professional who comes recommended by the real estate agents they already trust.
WhoHub seems like it would be particularly helpful for real estate companies employing several agents, as it helps interconnect the personal networks of each agent into one super-network. The app gives you a simple dashboard for managing all agents, giving you data on their performance and showing you who is generating referrals and “how large your expanded network truly is.”
How does WhoHub make money?
WhoHub doesn’t take a commission or a cut of your profits. You simply pay a flat rate of thirty dollar per month, and there is no long term contract required – you can pay month to month and opt out at any time. You can also try WhoHub for thirty days for free.
You’ve already worked hard to create a thriving professional network of agents and clients – WhoHub is a simple tool to help you organize and maximize the potential of your network.
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Ellen Vessels, a Staff Writer at The American Genius, is respected for their wide range of work, with a focus on generational marketing and business trends. Ellen is also a performance artist when not writing, and has a passion for sustainability, social justice, and the arts.
