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he Proven 8x8 Strategy Keller Williams Taught Me That Still Works Today
Episode 1318

he Proven 8x8 Strategy Keller Williams Taught Me That Still Works Today

Most salespeople are told to “build relationships” and wait for referrals—but what happens when the referrals slow down? In this episode, Dan Rochon reveals why every relationship (except one) starts transactionally—and how misunderstanding this truth can cost you predictable income. Drawing from what he learned at Keller Williams, Dan explains how the 8x8 and 33-touch follow-up systems still work today to warm up cold leads, strengthen your SOI, and create momentum in any market. This isn’t theory. You’ll hear real scripts, daily execution strategies, and simple systems you can implement immediately to stop chasing deals and start building a sustainable sales business—no broke months required.

No Broke Months For Salespeople · No Broke Months, Dan Rochon

January 20, 202613m 20s

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Show Notes

What you’ll learn in this episode:

Why nearly every relationship begins transactionally—even your best clients

The hidden danger of relying only on referrals during market shifts

How the 8x8 and 33-touch systems turn cold leads into lifelong clients

A simple value-exchange script contractors say “yes” to

Why video messages inside text dramatically increase response rates

How committing to one daily tactical action makes success inevitable

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