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EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 49 MIN

He Built a $100M Team Without Buying One Lead (Featuring Greg Chaplain) Ep 479

from Agent Rise Podcast · host Neil Mathweg

What if you never had to buy another lead again? Greg Chaplain built a 13-agent team in Virginia Beach that closed over 400 transactions a year — surpassing $100M in annual volume — entirely through referrals and relationships. No Zillow. No ad spend. No lead gen platforms. In this conversation with Neil Mathweg, Greg unpacks the system behind the results: the B2B networking strategy rooted in his corporate background, the single question he asks every business owner he meets, and why most agents confuse word-of-mouth with actually working by referral — a distinction that changes everything. You'll also hear the story of a co-marketing campaign with a local HVAC contractor that generated 50–75 new clients, how Greg speaks the language of military and medical communities to unlock referrals nobody else sees, and why calling your database gets easier the moment you have something valuable to give. Whether you're a new agent trying to get traction or a team leader looking to scale without buying leads, this episode is the blueprint. 🎧 Hit subscribe and build a business you love.

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