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How did Cesar build a reported $4.5M listing pipeline in three weeks?

Brooklyn, New York · By Noah Haupt, founder of Peak Presence

Cesar’s New York transcript describes approximately $4.5M in potential listing pipeline after three weeks—not $4.5M in completed sales.

What does this client interview cover?

  • Cesar’s Brooklyn and New York market focus
  • A reported $4.5M pipeline after approximately three weeks
  • His comparison with other lead sources
  • Seller address, timeline and current listing status

What result was actually reported?

Noah describes roughly $4.5M of potential listing volume in Cesar’s pipeline and a conversation concerning a $1.5M listing appointment. The recording does not establish that all pipeline properties were signed or sold.

Why was Cesar skeptical?

Cesar says he had tried other marketing services and was evaluating several vendors. In the clip he says Peak Presence was outperforming the others for him. That is a client’s comparison, not an independently controlled competitor test.

How were enquiries screened?

Noah describes asking for a seller’s address, timeline and whether the property is already listed. Cesar wanted relevant opportunities in his service area rather than a large number of out-of-area contacts. Current housing advertising policies govern which targeting settings can be used.

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 result?

What result was actually reported?

Noah describes roughly $4.5M of potential listing volume in Cesar’s pipeline and a conversation concerning a $1.5M listing appointment. The recording does not establish that all pipeline properties were signed or sold.

Why was Cesar skeptical?

Cesar says he had tried other marketing services and was evaluating several vendors. In the clip he says Peak Presence was outperforming the others for him. That is a client’s comparison, not an independently controlled competitor test.

How were enquiries screened?

Noah describes asking for a seller’s address, timeline and whether the property is already listed. Cesar wanted relevant opportunities in his service area rather than a large number of out-of-area contacts. Current housing advertising policies govern which targeting settings can be used.

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.

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