“We have a closing method called CODO, which is close on day one… you lay out a certain set of expectations… so you also don’t waste your time”

The Knowledge Project · How to Get People to Say Yes | Ryan Serhant

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implemented a "CODO" (Close On Day One) method that lays out expectations and next steps immediately after the first meeting

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