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Cold calling effectiveness data from RealDialer reveals a counterintuitive finding: agents working 2 hours daily achieve comparable results to those calling significantly more hours, suggesting diminishing returns and optimal calling windows (8a-11a, 5p-7p) may be more important than total call volume. The post generates minimal engagement (0 score, 50% upvoted, 3 comments) despite presenting potentially valuable industry insights about real estate agent productivity metrics.

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Cold Calling

RealDialer employee shares surprising statistics about cold calling productivity in real estate, noting that agents calling only 2 hours daily perform as well as those calling much longer. Post appears incomplete (cuts off mid-sentence) and questions the community about their cold calling schedules and experiences. The data suggests calling quality/timing may outweigh quantity.

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