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Marketing & Sales
Volatility And The Myth Of Predictive Customer Data: A Tactical Alternative
A relatively better-than-expected and improving outlook among homebuilders – based on conditions and order trends and traffic and other tips builders get into the strength of their demand – may add up to yesterday's news.
Marketing & Sales
Spring Selling 2023: Is This Time Different? Please Do Tell
For just the second time, The Builder's Daily asks you to tell us your view of how Spring Selling Season and the balance of 2023 will work out. Please take five minutes to respond to our survey here.
Together with
Kohler
Leadership
Where Rates, Costs Price Buyers Out, LGI Prices Them Back In
Here's a few verbatim insights from LGI Homes chairman and ceo Eric Lipar, that shed light on what the "LGI way" means and how it works in an uncertain market.
Marketing & Sales
How Builders Play Defense And Offense Through Volatile Times
Amidst an intense level of volatility, builders are, have been, and will continue to serve as textbook case studies in strategic ambidexterity ... 'both-and' vs. 'either-or.'
Together with
New Home Star
Marketing & Sales
Spring Selling 2023 Is Here ... Opportunity Lies In Patience
Today's whipsawed, volatile markets mean there's a wholly different kind of friction homebuilders and their marketing and selling team members face having to remove. And in its place, add meaning.
Leadership
Signs Of Mojo: Time To Declare Victory Or Brace For More Bumps?
Pace has begun to show up, perhaps ahead of schedule. Now what?
Leadership
15 Selling Season Take-Aways: The IBS Corridor Conversations
An amalgam of hope, belief, behavioral data, and some spit and vinegar characteristic of homebuilders everywhere supports an uber spidey sense that the economy's and housing market's remaining shocks and stresses will dial the business back to circa 2018, or so. But only if ...
Leadership
Spring Leaning: Pulte's Plan To Excel, Adjust, Reset, And Roll
The burning question: How it is the Pulte team manages to improve on its gross margin edge over peers, and on the other hand projects it will continue to drive pace amidst building price and margin pressures in the horizon.
Leadership
Uncertainty Or Not, Trust Will Serve As A Bedrock To Recovery
Plenty of evidence could make either an optimist or a pessimist confident that he, she, they are right. The facts, in fact, tell two sharply opposing stories.
Together with
Westwood Insurance Agency
Marketing & Sales
Buck The Trend: Find The Buyers' Whose Best Time To Buy Is Now
A "soft landing" calculus for homebuilders in 2023 – based on eventually lowering input costs, transferring some of those savings plus some gross margin points to lower asking prices, and re-securing an absorption rate – is the story many operators and principals are sticking to right now





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Marketing & Sales 03.17.23
Volatility And The Myth Of Predictive Customer Data: A Tactical Alternative
A relatively better-than-expected and improving outlook among homebuilders – based on conditions and order trends and traffic and other tips builders get into the strength of their demand – may add up to yesterday's news.
Marketing & Sales 03.14.23
Spring Selling 2023: Is This Time Different? Please Do Tell
For just the second time, The Builder's Daily asks you to tell us your view of how Spring Selling Season and the balance of 2023 will work out. Please take five minutes to respond to our survey here.
Leadership 02.22.23
Where Rates, Costs Price Buyers Out, LGI Prices Them Back In
Here's a few verbatim insights from LGI Homes chairman and ceo Eric Lipar, that shed light on what the "LGI way" means and how it works in an uncertain market.
Marketing & Sales 02.20.23
How Builders Play Defense And Offense Through Volatile Times
Amidst an intense level of volatility, builders are, have been, and will continue to serve as textbook case studies in strategic ambidexterity ... 'both-and' vs. 'either-or.'
Marketing & Sales 02.17.23
Spring Selling 2023 Is Here ... Opportunity Lies In Patience
Today's whipsawed, volatile markets mean there's a wholly different kind of friction homebuilders and their marketing and selling team members face having to remove. And in its place, add meaning.