How did Jake attract $1.3M and $900,000 listing opportunities?
Jake’s breakdown centers on two high-value properties—$1.3M and $900,000—in Virginia Beach, with video familiarity and continued follow-up playing important roles.
By Noah Haupt, founder of Peak Presence
What does this video cover?
- —Jake’s two biggest reported listing opportunities
- —A $1.3M property and a $900,000 property
- —Locally filmed video and seller-focused scripting
- —Why blended campaign totals need careful interpretation
What makes the reported result specific?
Noah describes the two properties as Jake’s biggest listings from online leads. Their stated values total $2.2M, although the opening clip also says $2.1M. The transcript discusses commission around $60,000, but does not provide closing statements proving collected income.
How did follow-up affect the $1.3M opportunity?
In the opening clip, Jake says an owner had chosen another agent and later contacted him after a follow-up text. At that point the owner wanted to switch. That conversation is distinct from evidence that a new listing contract was already signed.
What does the campaign data include?
Noah shows approximately 2.7M impressions, 25,000 clicks and 345 conversions, while explicitly noting some Google Ads activity is included. These totals cannot all be attributed to YouTube alone. The video also describes local filming, scripting and editing; available housing-ad targeting must follow current platform rules.
How should these results be interpreted?
This breakdown is based on the video transcript supplied by Noah Haupt. Figures are speaker-reported, not independently audited. Signed listings, pipeline value, completed sales and collected commission are different measures; individual outcomes vary.
What else should you know about this video?
What makes the reported result specific?
Noah describes the two properties as Jake’s biggest listings from online leads. Their stated values total $2.2M, although the opening clip also says $2.1M. The transcript discusses commission around $60,000, but does not provide closing statements proving collected income.
How did follow-up affect the $1.3M opportunity?
In the opening clip, Jake says an owner had chosen another agent and later contacted him after a follow-up text. At that point the owner wanted to switch. That conversation is distinct from evidence that a new listing contract was already signed.
What does the campaign data include?
Noah shows approximately 2.7M impressions, 25,000 clicks and 345 conversions, while explicitly noting some Google Ads activity is included. These totals cannot all be attributed to YouTube alone. The video also describes local filming, scripting and editing; available housing-ad targeting must follow current platform rules.
How should these results be interpreted?
This breakdown is based on the video transcript supplied by Noah Haupt. Figures are speaker-reported, not independently audited. Signed listings, pipeline value, completed sales and collected commission are different measures; individual outcomes vary.
Want this running in your market?
We work with one agent per market. On a 30-minute call we map your market and the listing number we would guarantee you.
Book a strategy call