Project Profile Podcast

Mark Allen

Project Profile Podcast Is where Australia's best property marketers share their stories. We delve into the challenges faced in promoting and marketing new developments, the creative strategies used to captivate buyers, and how data-driven marketing is shaping the future of property sales. Whether it’s discussing high-end residential projects or new community developments, this podcast explores the full spectrum of property marketing.

Episodes

  1. 10/15/2025

    Episode 12: Why Tracking Matters in Property Marketing

    In this concise yet insightful episode of Project Profile, Mark Allen demystifies one of the most overlooked yet critical components of property marketing: tracking. With a focus on UTMs (Urchin Tracking Modules), Mark explains how effective tracking can uncover what’s really working in your marketing campaigns—not just in terms of leads, but in actual property sales outcomes. Listeners will gain clarity on how to implement UTMs across platforms like Google, Meta, and email campaigns, and how to use the data collected to build smarter, more cost-effective campaigns that convert. Whether you're running large-scale developments or boutique projects, this episode delivers the foundational knowledge needed to stop guessing and start tracking effectively. Subscribe for more real-world insights into property marketing that help you grow smarter, not just bigger. 📌 Episode Breakdown: 00:00 – Intro & Topic Overview Mark introduces the importance of tracking in property marketing and why it's often misunderstood or underutilised. 01:30 – Why Marketers Struggle with Tracking Complexity is a barrier, but tracking doesn’t have to be hard—especially when tied to bottom-line outcomes like sales. 03:00 – The Risk of Not Knowing Where Leads Come From A real-world scenario illustrates how money is wasted when campaigns aren’t tracked properly. 04:30 – Lead Volume vs. Lead Quality Mark explains the difference between high lead volume and meaningful conversions, using an example involving EDMs, Google, and Meta ads. 06:15 – Introducing UTMs (Urchin Tracking Modules) What UTMs are, where they come from, and why they’re essential for understanding traffic sources and conversion paths. 08:00 – Breaking Down a UTM Example How to use UTM parameters to identify platform, placement, and even specific ad creatives—driving deeper insight into buyer behaviour. 09:30 – Building Buyer Personas from Tracking Data Learn how consistent UTM use can reveal your most effective buyer personas and optimise future campaigns. 10:15 – Final Thoughts & Key Takeaways Tracking creates a feedback loop for campaign success—but only if you define your objectives upfront. If you're not tracking, you're guessing—and guessing is expensive. 🎯 Key Takeaway: UTMs aren’t optional—they’re essential. Track smarter, spend better, and convert more by embedding tracking into every campaign.

    11 min
  2. 10/09/2025

    Episode 11: Back to Basics: Split Testing in Property Marketing

    📄 Episode Description: In this back-to-basics episode of the Project Profile Podcast, host Mark Allen explores the powerful impact of split testing in property marketing. Whether you're refining landing pages, crafting ad copy, or deciding which images to use in your campaigns, split testing is one of the most effective tools to improve results and reduce wasted ad spend. You'll learn: What split testing (A/B testing) actually isThe key elements to test: headlines, images, CTAs, form fields, copyHow to structure your tests with clear hypothesesWhy you should only test one variable at a timeHow Meta’s algorithmic targeting is changing the gamePerfect for property marketers looking to generate more leads, optimize their campaigns, and align their messaging with what buyers actually respond to. 👉 Subscribe now and level up your property marketing results with smarter testing. 🗂️ Episode Breakdown: 00:00 – 01:15 🎙 Welcome & Introduction Mark opens the episode and sets the tone for a tactical solo session focused on marketing fundamentals. 01:15 – 03:00 📌 Why Split Testing Matters Discover why testing is crucial to understanding buyer psychology and increasing conversion rates. 03:00 – 06:30 🧪 Split Testing 101 Simple explanation of what split testing is and how it helps optimize performance. 06:30 – 10:00 🖥 Landing Pages: Headlines First Learn how to test landing page headlines and apply the “10 conversions or 10 days” rule for valid results. 10:00 – 13:30 🖼 Hero Images, Forms & CTA Buttons Test hero images (lifestyle vs. property), limit form fields, and try new call-to-action (CTA) button text and colors. 13:30 – 16:00 📢 Ad Creative: What to Test First Mark’s go-to framework: House vs. Facilities vs. Lifestyle imagery, and how to double down once you see what works. 16:00 – 18:30 📝 Ad Copy & Headlines High-performing copy types to test: emotional, value-driven, short, long—and why the headline often matters most. 18:30 – 20:00 🎯 Audience & Targeting Testing Who are you targeting? Mark explains the importance of audience breakdowns—even as Meta shifts toward algorithmic targeting. 20:00 – 21:00 📊 Final Thoughts & Recap Simple steps to start testing effectively, scale what works, and ditch what doesn’t. 🎧 If you're a property marketer looking to work smarter, not harder—this episode is for you.

    21 min
  3. Episode 10: In the Middle of the Industry: Adam Di Marco on Property, Media, and the Future

    09/24/2025

    Episode 10: In the Middle of the Industry: Adam Di Marco on Property, Media, and the Future

    In this insightful episode of the Project Profile Podcast, host Mark Allen sits down with Adam Di Marco—Founder and CEO of The Urban Developer and Director of the DeBaker Group—to unpack what it really means to live and breathe property in Australia. Adam brings a rare dual perspective as both a seasoned property developer and a media innovator at the heart of the industry. Listeners get a behind-the-scenes look at The Urban Developer’s growth from a humble blog into Australia’s leading independent media platform for property professionals. Adam shares how his hands-on experience in development, including time working on Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah and founding several property ventures, informs his sharp industry insights. From the evolution of buyer behavior and the rise of brand-first marketing, to the future of modular construction, robotics, and AI in development, this episode is packed with value for anyone in the business of building or selling property. 🧩 Episode Breakdown: [00:00 – 05:00] Welcome & Introduction Mark introduces Adam Di Marco Recap of the Urban Developer Masterclass Dual roles: developer and media leader [05:00 – 12:30] Inside The Urban Developer The mission to connect, inform & inspire Overview of daily news, industry events, and awards How TUD is different from traditional property media [12:30 – 25:00] Adam’s Developer Background Working in Dubai on Palm Jumeirah Lessons from the GFC Corporate experience with Leighton Properties Founding The Urban Developer as a passion project [25:00 – 34:30] Media Meets Development How development insights shape TUD’s content The benefit of being “in the game” as a media voice Building a platform that feels like an industry peer [34:30 – 44:00] The Property Ecosystem & Marketing Trends Developers as “apex predators” in the food chain Why projects lead engagement The power of curiosity and cross-sector interest Trust as the most valuable currency in media and sales [44:00 – 55:00] The New Rules of Project Marketing Brand-first strategy before product marketing Longer, more complex buyer journeys Increasing buyer sophistication and quality expectations Post-COVID shifts in amenity design and lifestyle features [55:00 – 01:00:00] Looking Forward: The Next 5 Years Supply chain bottlenecks & construction capacity issues Vertical integration of developers and builders Rise of modular construction & prefab design AI, robotics, and dynamic pricing in sales Why property will thrive despite industry disruption ✨ Key Takeaways: The Urban Developer fills a crucial gap in independent, trustworthy property media. Today’s property marketing must start early and lean into storytelling, not just product. Brand, quality, and transparency now influence purchase decisions more than price alone. Technologies like AI, robotics, and modular building are revolutionizing the industry. The future of work in property isn’t disappearing—it’s evolving to be smarter and more value-driven. Perfect For: Property developers, marketers, urban planners, architects, real estate professionals, and anyone interested in the future of Australia’s built environment. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favorite platform. 📺 Watch on YouTube — and don’t forget to subscribe for more industry insights. personal linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-di-marco-23221626/ company linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-urban-developer/posts/?feedView=all company facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheUrbanDeveloper company instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theurban

    1h 3m
  4. Episode 9: Designing for Trust: Architecture, Development & Marketing with Joe Adsett

    09/11/2025

    Episode 9: Designing for Trust: Architecture, Development & Marketing with Joe Adsett

    In this episode of Project Profile, host Mark Allen sits down with celebrated architect and developer Joe Adsett for an insightful discussion on the intersection of architectural design, property development, and project marketing in Australia. With 15 years as an architect and a decade of experience as a developer, Joe shares how wearing both hats has shaped his design philosophy, marketing approach, and understanding of what today’s buyers truly value. From climate-responsive design and sustainability to the evolution of digital sales tools and the importance of authenticity in marketing, this conversation uncovers the behind-the-scenes thinking that drives successful property projects. Joe also offers candid advice on balancing design integrity with marketability—and reveals what’s next for his practice as they scale into larger developments. Whether you're a marketer, developer, architect, or just fascinated by real estate design, this episode offers a rare, holistic look at what makes a property project stand out—and sell. Episode Breakdown: 00:00 – Introduction Mark welcomes listeners and introduces Joe AdsettJoe’s background in architecture and property development02:00 – Architect vs Developer: Finding Balance The freedom of designing for your own developmentsDifferences in creative control and risk when working for clients vs self06:00 – Signature Projects & Design Philosophy Joe discusses standout projects like Cliffhanger and MaisonEmphasis on curved forms, subtropical modernism, and climate-responsive design10:00 – Sustainability & Long-Term Thinking Concrete as a durable but high-carbon materialDesigning for cross-ventilation, natural light, and energy efficiencyCaution around overcommitting to emerging tech like solar and batteries15:00 – Designing for Post-COVID Lifestyles The rise of multi-purpose rooms and work-from-home spacesGig economy influencing flexible apartment layouts18:30 – Innovations in Construction & Smart Tech Cautious optimism toward robotics, 3D printing, and smart homesEarly adoption vs trailblazing risk in conservative industries22:00 – Marketing & Selling Off-the-Plan Projects Trust as the #1 factor in off-the-plan salesDigital twins, interactive renders, and floor-by-floor view matchingLeveraging architectural brand and storytelling in campaigns28:00 – Simplifying the Message for Buyers Why most buyers don’t care about intricate design detailsFocus instead on liveability, light, layout, and lifestyle benefits32:00 – Lessons from the Palai Project Social media vs portal performance: $7 CPL vs $200Digital campaigns backed by physical display suitesSuccess with high-end, arch-heavy aesthetics and brand loyalty36:00 – Future Projects & Broader Appeal Moving into larger, more affordable developmentsChallenges in balancing scale with design integrity38:00 – Final Thoughts Avoiding design trends that date quicklyAuthenticity in materials and storytellingHow buyers’ priorities are evolving and how architects/marketers must adapt📢 Subscribe now for more behind-the-scenes insights into Australia’s most innovative property projects—and how they’re brought to market. https://www.joeadsett.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/joeadsettarchitects/

    41 min
  5. Episode 8: CRM Strategies That Actually Work for Property Developers

    09/03/2025

    Episode 8: CRM Strategies That Actually Work for Property Developers

    In this episode of the Project Profile Podcast, host Mark Allen welcomes Jake Vanderrol, founder of Wiredlans, to unpack the real-world benefits and challenges of implementing CRMs in the property development space. With more than a decade of experience helping businesses streamline operations using Salesforce, Jake shares how developers can consolidate fragmented systems into a single source of truth. From AI-powered marketing automation to full contract workflows and inventory tracking, this episode breaks down what a modern, intelligent CRM setup should look like—and how to avoid the pitfalls of underpowered tools. If you’re a developer, project marketer, or agency partner looking to scale smarter and close more contracts with less friction, this is the CRM masterclass you’ve been waiting for.  Episode Breakdown: 00:00 – Introduction Mark introduces guest Jake Vanderrol of Wiredlans and the focus of today’s episode: smarter CRM systems for property projects. 02:20 – What Wiredlans Does Jake explains how Wiredlans helps businesses unify their tech stack, build custom Salesforce solutions, and deliver data-driven decision-making. 06:05 – The Problem with Disconnected Tools Why piecing together multiple platforms like MailChimp, spreadsheets, and SMS systems creates reporting nightmares and operational friction. 09:10 – The Foundation for Good AI AI is only as powerful as the data behind it—Jake explains why a clean, centralized CRM is the critical first step. 13:30 – Real-Time Sales Visibility How a unified CRM helps sales teams know exactly when, how, and why to engage prospects based on behavior and timing. 17:15 – Why Salesforce Is the Chosen Platform Jake outlines why Wiredlans exclusively builds on Salesforce—and how it powers both small teams and Fortune 500 companies alike. 20:10 – Tailoring CRMs to Each Developer There’s no one-size-fits-all: Wiredlans customizes each system to reflect a developer’s unique process, product, and market. 24:00 – Lead Scoring That Works Most property marketers get lead scoring wrong—here’s how to structure it for better sales outcomes and less wasted follow-up. 28:20 – Salesforce Marketing Cloud Next & AI Tools Introducing next-gen capabilities like automated segmentation, AI-generated campaign content, and smarter engagement journeys. 32:00 – More Than Marketing: Full Business Ops Salesforce isn’t just for lead management—it handles inventory, customer portals, document generation, and post-sale servicing. 36:30 – Campaign Reporting & Multivariate Testing Why having centralized, real-time data is essential for evaluating campaign performance and improving ROI. 39:40 – The Cost of Cheap CRMs Jake explains why cheaper tools like Pipedrive or HubSpot often create more work—and cost more—in the long run. 43:15 – Reactivating Dormant Databases Strategies for bringing back cold leads, segmenting intelligently, and creating automation-driven re-engagement flows. 47:00 – AI, Chatbots & Omnichannel Communication Using tools like WhatsApp, SMS, and AI chat to connect with buyers how—and when—they prefer, without overburdening your team. 49:00 – Final Takeaways for Marketers Jake’s closing advice: start with strategy, invest in your CRM foundation, and leverage automation to build long-term brand value.  Key Takeaways: Consolidate your tech stack for a single source of truth Salesforce can manage everything from lead to contract to handover Good data fuels better AI and automation Real-time dashboards improve campaign effectiveness Lead scoring should reflect actual buyer behavior Cheap CRMs often cost more over time Reactivate databases with smart segmentation and automation AI bots can enhance (not replace) rea

    49 min
  6. 08/28/2025

    Episode 7: Now Selling Taking Your Property Project to Market

    In this episode of The Project Profile Podcast, host Mark Allen is joined once again by Beck to dive deep into the pivotal “Now Selling” phase of property marketing campaigns in Australia. Following the “Coming Soon” (Register Your Interest) stage, this conversation explores how to shift gears from generating awareness to driving conversions and sales. The team unpacks what changes in messaging, platforms, creative, and buyer engagement tactics as the campaign matures. From sales-ready websites and rich buyer content, to floor plans, pricing strategy, CRM utilisation, and EDM reporting—this episode is packed with actionable insights for developers and marketers navigating the property sales journey. Whether you're launching a brand-new residential development or preparing to sell out a penthouse collection, this episode is your roadmap for executing a high-impact Now Selling campaign. 📌 Episode Breakdown: 00:00 – Welcome + Setting the Stage Mark welcomes back Beck, setting up the continuation of the property campaign series, transitioning from Coming Soon to Now Selling. 03:00 – What is a “Now Selling” Campaign? The team defines the purpose and strategic shift of this phase, where campaigns transition from interest generation to active selling. 07:20 – From Awareness to Conversion: How Messaging Evolves Exploring content pillars, introducing pricing, floor plans, renders, and how buyer expectations shift at this stage. 13:45 – Website Evolution for “Now Selling” A breakdown of the must-have pages (home, about, gallery, enquiry, team, blog), and why a well-structured, information-rich website is critical. 20:10 – To Price or Not to Price? That is the Question A nuanced conversation about the pros and cons of putting pricing front and center in your campaign—and how buyer behaviour affects this decision. 28:20 – Email Strategy: Nurturing Buyers with Data-Driven EDMs How to structure monthly EDMs with content-rich updates, apartment features, and performance reports that feed sales reactivation. 35:45 – Social Media Strategy: Developer vs. Project Profiles An in-depth look at whether to market under the developer brand or create separate social accounts for each project—and how to make the call. 42:00 – Creative Strategy & Content Planning How to shift from ghost posts to rich, informative creative—featuring floorplans, VR tours, renders, amenities, and buyer personas. 46:15 – Lifecycle Milestones within “Now Selling” From campaign launch to construction updates, topping out, and pre-settlement—what content and messaging to deploy at each stage. 49:40 – Selling the Last Apartments: Penthouse Campaigns & Tailored Funnels Strategies for the final push: exclusive collections, upgraded creative, price transparency, and hyper-personalised campaigns. 51:15 – Red Flags, Missed Opportunities & Final Takeaways The biggest mistakes developers make in this phase—such as not analysing data—and why optimising messaging and touchpoints is critical. 💡 Key Takeaways: Your website is now your best salesperson—fill it with high-value, buyer-ready content.Don't fear giving away too much—the more informed your buyers are, the faster (and more seriously) they’ll act.Use your CRM data—track what buyers click on and use it to re-engage hot leads.Always be learning—test creative, messaging, and content formats to refine your campaign over time.The developer brand matters—invest in building long-term equity through consistent, centralised branding.Stay tuned for the next episode where the team dives into Developer Marketing—a critical strategy for long-term success&

    53 min
  7. 07/23/2025

    Episode 6: Coming Soon Campaigns: The Pre-Launch Secret to Property Success

    Episode Synopsis: In the first episode of a new campaign-focused series, Mark Allen welcomes Beck Jane West from Project Profile to unpack the importance and strategy behind “Coming Soon” or hype campaigns in property marketing. These pre-launch initiatives may begin with almost no content—just a logo and a vision—but their impact can be pivotal in positioning a project for success long before a sales campaign begins. Listeners will discover the tactical approaches, creative strategies, and common challenges involved in launching early-stage property campaigns. Beck shares expert insights on building anticipation, generating a qualified database, and nurturing interest in an ever-changing property market—plus how to reward early registrants and transition smoothly into a now-selling phase. Whether you’re a developer, marketer, or simply curious about how great property campaigns come to life, this episode delivers a blueprint for how to set your project up for success before it even hits the market. 📌 Episode Breakdown: 00:00 – 01:35 Introduction Mark introduces the series and today’s focus on Coming Soon campaigns. Guest: Beck Jane West from Project Profile. 01:36 – 05:00 What Is a Coming Soon Campaign? Explained as pre-launch marketing: hype campaigns, Register Your Interest, etc. When and why developers initiate these campaigns. 05:01 – 08:40 Strategic Timing and Purpose Early database building and nurturing over time. Importance of starting before DA approval to capture long-lead buyers. 08:41 – 12:20 Treating Your Early Audience Creating value for early registrants: VIP access, early floor plans, EOIs. Understanding buyer behavior and urgency in off-the-plan purchases. 12:21 – 16:00 Creative Challenges at the Start Starting from scratch: no renders, no branding—just a logo and vision. Content sourcing strategies including Shutterstock, user-generated content, and local collaborations. 16:01 – 19:30 Campaign Elements & Ad Testing Social content, PPC ads, quote tiles, lifestyle videos. Using data to refine messaging based on audience preferences (e.g. lifestyle vs. location). 19:31 – 22:00 Landing Pages & Lead Capture Tactics Using basic landing pages effectively. The power of FOMO and the psychology behind early interest. 22:01 – 23:30 Difference Between Coming Soon and Now Selling Transitioning from teaser messaging to full campaign with sales materials. Importance of rewarding early sign-ups. 23:31 – 24:00 Wrap-Up and What’s Next Preview of the next episode on Now Selling campaigns. Call to action for YouTube subscribers and podcast reviews. 🎯 Why Listen: This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to elevate their property project marketing. Beck's expertise offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at how to start strong, build momentum, and lay the groundwork for high-converting campaigns—all before a project even hits the market.

    24 min
  8. 07/17/2025

    Episode 5: How to Master Property Project Marketing Content — With Beck from Project Profile

    Episode Synopsis: In this episode of the Project Profile podcast, host Mark Allen sits down with Beck from Project Profile to dive deep into the engine room of content and creative for property development marketing. Beck shares a strategic and experience-rich perspective on crafting compelling content that converts — from social media to blogs, landing pages to email campaigns. Listeners will get a behind-the-scenes look at how Project Profile uses storytelling, testing, audience targeting, and channel-specific messaging to build campaigns that genuinely resonate with buyers across different markets. From avoiding the classic Canva and ChatGPT content traps to turning bird photos into buyer engagement gold, this conversation is packed with tips, insights, and real-world examples. Whether you’re a marketer, developer, or just fascinated by how major property campaigns are brought to life, this episode is a must-listen. Episode Breakdown: 00:00 – 03:00 Introduction to the Podcast & Today’s Guest Mark introduces the podcast’s goal — sharing insights from industry leaders — and welcomes Beck, head of creative at Project Profile. 03:01 – 10:45 Social Media Content Strategy 101 Beck explains the foundational pillars: location, property details, and lifestyle. She shares how content is tested monthly and adjusted based on engagement. 10:46 – 17:00 Posting Frequency, Boosting, and Paid Reach The value of the “pay to play” approach and why three posts a week, each boosted, is often more effective than high-volume organic posting. 17:01 – 24:30 Targeting, Audience Segmentation & Buyer Personas Discussion on geo-targeting, campaign evolution based on buyer data, and refining content to speak directly to first homebuyers, downsizers, and more. 24:31 – 31:00 Funnel Stages & Messaging Differences Across Channels Beck outlines how content tone shifts from top-of-funnel social to mid-funnel ENCs to bottom-of-funnel EDMs and landing pages. 31:01 – 37:45 Dealing With Trolls & Comment Management on Social Ads Practical tips on hiding vs. deleting comments, and why good comment moderation is essential for campaign health. 37:46 – 44:00 Blogs That Work: Overcoming Objections and Selling Lifestyle How blog content can solve real buyer pain points (e.g., body corporate fees), answer sales objections, and deepen buyer intent through lifestyle storytelling. 44:01 – 48:15 Creative Tools, Canva vs. Adobe, and AI Pitfalls The pros and cons of creative tools, why Adobe still leads, and how to use AI tools like ChatGPT responsibly and strategically. 48:16 – 52:00 Landing Pages vs. Websites & Smart Structuring for Conversion Why single-action, campaign-specific landing pages are vital — and how to keep them aligned with upper-funnel messaging. 52:01 – 55:00 Using Stories & Reels Effectively + Video Best Practices How to optimize reels and stories (without cutting off your messaging), and why humanizing content through team videos can boost engagement. 55:01 – 56:00 Final Thoughts & Wrap-Up Beck’s final advice: stick to your story, test relentlessly, and stay focused on content with purpose.

    56 min
  9. Episode 4:Marketing Evolution in Property Development with Eloisa Greenham

    07/09/2025

    Episode 4:Marketing Evolution in Property Development with Eloisa Greenham

    In this engaging episode, host Mark chats with Eloisa Greenham, Marketing Manager at Sherpa Property, to unpack the evolution of property marketing in today's dynamic real estate landscape. With a diverse background across multiple sectors—from investment and project marketing to luxury beachfront developments—Eloisa offers grounded insights into what it takes to market property effectively. Listeners will gain firsthand knowledge on the importance of adaptable marketing strategies, the transition from luxury projects to accessible housing, and the critical role of understanding buyer personas. Eloisa shares practical advice on using AI tools, the value of CRM integration, balancing sales-marketing alignment, and the impact of buyer experience from inquiry to settlement. Episode Breakdown: [00:00 - 04:00] Introduction to Eloisa and her career path in property marketing [04:01 - 08:00] Overview of Sherpa Property’s “less is more” ethos and how it has evolved [08:01 - 13:00] Launch of the “Flourish” brand and the shift toward affordable, community-based living [13:01 - 18:00] Navigating new marketing challenges and building trust with first-time buyers [18:01 - 24:00] Strategic differences between luxury and multi-res developments [24:01 - 29:00] In-house vs. agency support and the evolution of Eloisa’s marketing role [29:01 - 33:00] Lead nurturing and the importance of database ownership and segmentation [33:01 - 39:00] Insights on campaign performance, channel mix, and ad testing [39:01 - 44:00] Use of VR, buyer education, and hosting informative events [44:01 - 48:00] The dynamic between marketing and sales teams; strategic feedback loops [48:01 - 51:00] Embracing AI, CRM transitions, and advice for aspiring marketers Takeaway: Whether you're a property developer, marketer, or sales professional, this episode delivers tactical insights and real-world examples that demonstrate how to meet the market where it is and create meaningful connections with buyers.

    52 min
  10. Episode 3: How AI Is Transforming Property Marketing with David Bennett

    07/02/2025

    Episode 3: How AI Is Transforming Property Marketing with David Bennett

    In this eye-opening episode of the Project Profile Podcast, host Mark Allen sits down with David Bennett, AI consultant at Adaptive, to explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence in the Australian property marketing landscape. From productivity gains and generative design tools to hyper-personalized buyer journeys and AI-powered sales agents, David provides a rich and accessible guide to how property professionals can integrate AI today—and what to expect in the near future. Whether you're a developer, marketer, or sales agent, this episode delivers valuable insights to help you stay competitive in a rapidly evolving industry. Episode Breakdown: 00:00 – 03:00 Introduction to the Project Profile Podcast and guest David Bennett from Adaptive 03:00 – 10:30 David’s background and journey into AI; founding Adaptive to bridge AI and property marketing 10:30 – 18:00 Common business confusion around AI; workshops to identify workflows and pain points 18:00 – 25:00 Real productivity boosts from AI; automation in proposal generation and communications 25:00 – 32:00 AI use in property marketing: from chatbots on landing pages to multilingual, 24/7 sales support 32:00 – 40:00 Hyper-personalization in campaigns; creative testing and real-time optimization with AI tools 40:00 – 47:00 Predictive analytics, CRM automation, and digital twins for data-driven marketing strategies 47:00 – 54:00 Addressing public bias towards AI; the rise of AI-first sales teams and real-world limitations 54:00 – 59:00 Future outlook: AI's impact on SEO, community management, and voice AI experiences

    59 min
  11. Episode 2: Strategic Storytelling in Property Marketing with Morgan Lee of Consolidated Properties

    06/25/2025

    Episode 2: Strategic Storytelling in Property Marketing with Morgan Lee of Consolidated Properties

    In this enlightening episode of the Project Profile podcast, Morgan Lee, Head of Marketing at Consolidated Properties Group, dives into the art and science of marketing large-scale property developments. With over 14 years in the industry, Morgan shares her journey from marketing assistant to leading multi-million dollar campaigns, including the standout Monarch Residences in Toowong. Morgan offers a behind-the-scenes look at how she manages end-to-end project marketing—balancing strategic thinking with creative delivery, and coordinating with internal teams and external consultants. She unpacks the successes and lessons from the Monarch campaign, the importance of signage and surprising ad channel performances, and how community-building and customer experience are becoming non-negotiables in property sales. Perfect for marketing professionals, developers, or anyone intrigued by what it takes to sell the dream of off-the-plan living, this episode is rich with actionable insights. 🗂 Episode Breakdown: 00:00 – 05:30 Introduction to Morgan Lee and her career journey into property marketing. 05:31 – 12:00 Overview of Monarch Residences: scale, scope, and the multi-faceted marketing strategy. 12:01 – 20:00 Challenges in project marketing: from render management to delays and data-driven decision making. 20:01 – 30:00 Breakdown of channel performance: why signage and Domain delivered unexpected ROI. 30:01 – 38:00 Importance of attribution, feedback loops with sales teams, and adapting campaign messaging. 38:01 – 45:30 The growing sophistication of buyers and how community and culture shape decision-making. 45:31 – 52:00 Marketing strategies pre- and post-DA approval, and how to personalize buyer experiences over long sales cycles. 52:01 – End Emerging trends: AI, VR, split testing, and building buyer trust through smarter content and tech.

    1h 4m

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Project Profile Podcast Is where Australia's best property marketers share their stories. We delve into the challenges faced in promoting and marketing new developments, the creative strategies used to captivate buyers, and how data-driven marketing is shaping the future of property sales. Whether it’s discussing high-end residential projects or new community developments, this podcast explores the full spectrum of property marketing.