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2013 Market Leaders | Historic Home Rehab | Social Media Strategy

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Building Science: Making the most of an improving remodeling market

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David Lupberger: Become a market leader

There are things we can do to offset this economic uncertainty: become a market leader in your local area.

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Craig Durosko: Remodeling is only part of the solution

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Mark Richardson's Think Business: Earning the right to tell your story

Over the past several years your prospects have changed dramatically. These changes are not in their basic demographics (where they live or their income); the changes are in their behavior and attitude toward spending money on their homes. Your prospect is nervous. Your prospect is overwhelmed by all the choices.

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