Door-to-door
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Sep 9, 2026
2WAY TONIGHT | Mark Halperin on Trump’s Second Term, the Democrats and the Latest Political News
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12:07Selena ZitoGUEST
But if you live in a state like I do, Pennsylvania, where you just get overwhelmed by ads, you start to tune them out.
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12:16Selena ZitoGUEST
So what works? And a lot of times putting money into door knocking works.
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12:21Selena ZitoGUEST
is actually really, really important.
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12:23Selena ZitoGUEST
That face-to-face conversation with someone about a candidate or even the candidate coming to the door.
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12:39Selena ZitoGUEST
So I think...
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12:40Selena ZitoGUEST
Yes, you'll see a lot of money in advertising, but I would say as someone who sort of covers things like on the ground in Pennsylvania and Michigan and Ohio, that's another really interesting race.
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12:53Selena ZitoGUEST
I would say that the candidates that also invest in meaningful door knocking and getting people out neighbor to neighbor is also sometimes more effective than an ad.
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13:07Joe ScarboroughGUEST
And if I can add to that, I couldn't agree more.
528: He Quit, Cried, and DoorDashed - Then Won a Golden Door - Austin Maser
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7:08Austin MaserGUEST
I was really weird.
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7:09Austin MaserGUEST
Jeremy Davis, the guy who brought me to Door-to-Door Con, thought the same thing.
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7:12Austin MaserGUEST
He was like, this guy's either going to be really, really weird, and he's not going to pan out, or he's going to be really good.
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7:19Austin MaserGUEST
And it turned out, like, I was just one of those weird dudes that figured it out.
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10:37Austin MaserGUEST
What's a good email for you? Wrap it up.
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10:39Sam TaggartHOST
Wrap it up.
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10:40Sam TaggartHOST
Okay, so what were some of the things, like, obviously you went to Door-to-Door Con, you got DDDU, you got our coaching, like, you've invested in other coaches.
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10:50Sam TaggartHOST
I think, you know, anybody that...
Building Wealth By Wholesaling with Teanna Clark & Cody Kelly
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1:19Michael PonteHOST
My guests today have built a real business around doing this right.
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1:23Michael PonteHOST
Cody Kelly and Tiana Clark run JPL Home Buyers, a family-run wholesaling company out of Alberta that's grown from door knocking and handwritten letters to a buyer's list of almost 10,000 investors.
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1:36Michael PonteHOST
Tiana actually came from eight years of high-ticket sales before her family pulled her into the real estate investing world.
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1:43Michael PonteHOST
And Cody actually had already built a flipping business and understood the numbers before he ever wholesaled his first deal.
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10:33Michael PonteHOST
Are those some of the types of motivation, motivated sellers? And then the second question that is, where do you find these people?
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10:38Teanna ClarkGUEST
That's a frequently asked question that we get.
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10:41Teanna ClarkGUEST
A lot of people are like, how do you get these leads? When we first started our business, we were door knocking and flyer dropping.
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10:49Teanna ClarkGUEST
And then as we started scaling, we were doing things with SEO, website development, Facebook ads.
Engineering Resilience: Sean McGraw on AI, Culture, and Scaling Home Services
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5:24Andrew HathawayHOST
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5:29Andrew HathawayHOST
So, and if I remember correctly, you're doing door knocking to grow and scale the company.
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5:34Andrew HathawayHOST
Are you still door knocking?
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5:35Sean McGrawGUEST
Yeah.
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5:36Sean McGrawGUEST
So we've got a small door-to-door team.
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5:46Sean McGrawGUEST
So, um, as you know, leads are more expensive, harder to come by.
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5:51Sean McGrawGUEST
There's private equity, you know, able to outspend all the smaller guys.
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5:56Sean McGrawGUEST
Door knocking still works.