Beyond Borders: Building & Scaling an International Business

Beyond Borders: Building & Scaling an International Business | Tom Ferry Podcast Experience

Building and scaling an international business is about more than just selling homes. It takes serious strategy, vision, partnerships, and, of course, marketing.

U.S.-born Nick Fong has created a wildly successful business in Mexico through a series of brilliant moves which include working with developers, generating TONS of online leads, and using AI to maximize search. He’s the No. 1 agent in all of Baja, with eight offices and 92 agents, serving a mix of clientele from all over.

In this episode of the podcast, I talk with Nick about his story of scaling an international business and how you can get started doing the same.

If you’ve ever dreamed about starting, diversifying, or scaling an international business, this is an episode you can’t afford to miss!

In this episode, we discuss…
00:00 – Nick’s story
03:50 – Starting out in Mexico
05:50 – Nick’s business today
07:15 – Second home clients
10:00 – The media department
12:20 – Telemarketing
15:25 – Online advertising
19:00 – Lead generated to sale made
21:40 – New construction
27:15 – Giving to the community
30:20 – Nick’s biggest advice

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