
The Neighborhood Whisperer
How to Become the Most Trusted Name in the Communities You Serve
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Kevin Shirley

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About this listen
What if you could become the name everyone whispers when it’s time to move—without ever cold-calling, door-knocking, or faking enthusiasm at networking events?
In The Neighborhood Whisperer, veteran real estate mentor Kevin Shirley introduces a radically human approach to local visibility, trust-building, and authentic marketing. This isn’t a book about farming postcards or lead funnels. It’s about weaving yourself into the emotional and social fabric of a neighborhood so naturally that you become unforgettable—not because you’re loud, but because you belong.
Drawing on three decades of experience and dozens of case studies from agents across the country, Shirley shows you how to:
Build authentic neighborhood connections—online and off
Uncover and use emotional and identity anchors that drive referrals
Become a trusted community figure without ever mentioning real estate
Tell stories no one else is telling—and watch your business grow organically
Whether you're brand new or a seasoned pro, this book will teach you how to shift from salesy to sought-after—especially if you’re an introvert, a quiet leader, or just tired of the old playbook. If you've ever thought, There has to be a better way to grow my business, this is it.
About the Author
Kevin Shirley is a 30-year real estate veteran, former sales manager, and sought-after coach known for helping agents ditch the scripts and build careers rooted in trust, service, and connection. When he’s not writing or mentoring, he’s probably walking his historic Racine, Wisconsin neighborhood, scouting emotional anchors—and collecting local legends over coffee.