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Creativity That Converts Complete Leader Edition: Jason Partridge

What if real estate marketing wasn’t about chasing viral views or flashy promotion, but about building trust over time through genuine relationships and clear communication? In this episode of Creativity That Converts, we sit down with Jason Partridge in Port Macquarie to talk about leadership, community, and how video can quietly become one of the most powerful tools in a real estate business, especially when it’s used to educate and support clients rather than sell to them. Jason is widely known as one of those rare people in real estate that everyone speaks highly of. A true relationship-first operator, he shares how his business has grown by focusing on client care, property management, and long-term value rather than short-term wins. “Property management is a long game. We’re building relationships so that when the time comes, there’s no question who they’ll choose to sell with.” — Jason Partridge We explore: Why strong industry networks and communities like Complete Leader matter more as businesses grow How video can work quietly behind the scenes to educate clients and reduce friction Why client-focused video often outperforms public-facing promotional content How simple, one-to-one videos can speed up decisions and build trust instantly The role of video in property management workflows and client peace of mind Why providing information before clients ask for it is a competitive advantage How consistency and strategy matter more than production perfection Jason also shares real-world examples of using video for legislative updates, routine inspections, vendor communication, and onboarding, showing how video can become part of a seamless customer journey rather than a marketing afterthought. This episode is a reminder that the most effective content often isn’t the loudest. It’s the content that makes clients feel informed, safe, and confident that they’re in the right hands.