Jimmy Mackin

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Licensed Real Estate Agent

Jimmy is the co-founder of Curaytor and has an unparalleled wealth of experience in real estate marketing.

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Jimmy Mackin

Jimmy Mackin is the co-founder of Curaytor, a full-service digital marketing company specializing in real estate marketing and lead generation. Created in 2013, Curaytor has been featured in Forbes, Inc, The Huffington Post, USA Today, and American Express Open Forum.

Jimmy is also the co-host of the hit podcast #WaterCooler. With over 115 episodes and 8.5 million minutes watched, the show is a go-to resource for anyone in the real estate industry looking to grow their business in today's digital landscape.

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Jimmy Mackin

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Advanced Listing Attraction Strategies

The NAR settlement is sending shockwaves through the real estate industry, but the bigger picture of the settlement’s ramifications remain unclear. Don’t let the confusion keep you from staying focused on what you can control: listings are the most important asset an agent can have. 

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Mastering Lead Generation and Conversion

Brad McCallum and Tim Macy join Jimmy Mackin to share the top real estate marketing lead generation and conversion strategies that are working in today's market.

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Yellow Letter Direct Mail Campaigns That Convert

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Real Estate Blogs: The 15 Most Popular Blog Types & Topics For Growth

Learn how to leverage the most popular real estate blog topics and types for explosive organic growth.

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