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August Builder Town Hall Recap, Part II: Shining a Light on Marketing Innovation

The August Builder Town Hall was a lively event with a ton of valuable information shared warranting two blogs to cover it all. In the first post (8 Key Takeaways from the August Builder Town Hall), we summarized the key...

8 Key Takeaways from the August Builder Town Hall (Part I)

The August Builder Town Hall event was a smashing success. We shared valuable tips, strategies, and best practices with our builder community – ones you can implement immediately to boost sales and improve customer satisfaction. The Summer Camp theme...

5 Tips for Creating Successful Virtual Events

These are unprecedented times, aren’t they? And with businesses and organizations closed and people staying at home to practice social distancing…what is to become of your event? It’s true that you won’t be able to host it in person—at least...

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Real Talk About Reels: How Builders Are Winning with Short-Form Video

At the October Builder Town Hall, we got real about Reels—those short-form videos that dominate Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and now even Google search results. What was once optional is now essential. If your marketing strategy doesn’t include short-form video,...

Is Google’s Gemini AI Mode the New Frontier for Home Buyers, and How Can Builders Take Advantage of It?

Researched With AI. Written by HI. Let me lay it out: we’re in a seismic shift. Google isn’t just sprinkling AI on top of Search — it’s rearchitecting Search around AI. As a home builder sales and marketing leader, this...

Home Builder Website Launch: Dicharry Homes Builds a StoryBrand Experience with Catalyst

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the new Dicharry Homes website, designed and developed by Meredith Communications on our proprietary Catalyst WordPress platform. From day one, Dicharry Homes knew their online presence had to reflect more than floor plans...