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Relocation Agent Network Q&A Series - Q2 How does being a part of RAN help your business?

Malcolm Prescott, Director, Webbers

Webbers sought a network partnership that would deliver practical business uplift — not just branding — including referral income and access to a peer community of quality agents.

In this Q2 instalment of the RAN Q&A Series, Malcolm Prescott of Webbers explains the practical business uplift that RAN membership has delivered for his firm. Malcolm is clear that RAN functions as a business development tool rather than a passive branding exercise — referrals flow through the network, member relationships generate productive commercial connections, and the RAN designation adds local market credibility that Webbers could not easily replicate through independent marketing activity. His account positions RAN membership as a meaningful contributor to Webbers' growth trajectory, with Malcolm framing it as a decision that has paid dividends across multiple dimensions of the business.

Key points

Being part of RAN has had a real, practical impact on how we run the business — it's not just a badge. The referrals come through, the relationships with other members are genuinely productive, and the credibility it adds in our local market is something you can't easily replicate through your own marketing. It's been a meaningful part of Webbers' growth.

Malcolm Prescott, Director, Webbers

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