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Craig Goodliffe

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Craig Goodliffe is an American Businessman, Maps Coach, Real Estate Specialist in Keller Williams Real Estate, and Founder and CEO of the Good Life Real Estate Group at Keller Williams Success Realty and Cyberbacker[1].

Early Life

Craig was born on May 29, 1981, in Ogden, Utah, to parents Jill and Rick Goodliffe.

Education

Craig attended North Ogden Elementary, then moved to Green Acres Elementary, followed by North Ogden Junior High. Craig also attended Weber High and then Weber State University.

Career

In April 2004, Craig began working for the Keller Williams Realty Group[2], which is the world’s second largest real estate franchise by agent count and largest in the U.S. by units sold and sales volume[3]

In May 2004, he founded the Good Life Real Estate Group at Keller Williams[4], a full-service team of real estate professionals with a focus on systems, customer service, and technology[5].

From 2014 to present, he is a Real Estate Specialist in MAPS Coaching[6], a Real Estate company based out of Austin, Texas[7].

Then, in January 2017, Craig founded Cyberbacker[8] with headquarters located in Ogden, Utah. It provides administrative support services. The Cyberbacker team works 24/7 to provide services to small, mid, and large-sized businesses and busy professionals and entrepreneurs, helping to complete time-intensive tasks such as appointment setting, marketing, sales, web design, research, and document creation, which in turn helps you to concentrate on the important parts of your business. The company has found major success during the pandemic of 2020 caused by the Covid-19 virus.

Cyberbacker

The concept of Cyberbacker originally started and was first implemented in The Good Life Group, a real estate company of Craig Goodliffe. Craig believes that equal opportunities should be given and great talents can be found from anywhere in the globe.

He thought of forming a team composed of outstanding individuals, thus Cyberbacker was established in January 2018 with a goal of partnering great individuals to clients who share the same values and characters. With a belief that like-minded individuals working towards the same goals or business have the highest capacity for growth, Cyberbacker aims to provide premium and world-class services to their partners. Today, in just a span of almost two years, they are servicing close to 200 and growing delighted and satisfied clients. Most of the Cyberbackers are based in the Philippines, where Craig has also established several charities helping children without parents.

Future Plans

Craig plans to take over the world, but in a good way. On his list of plans is Villamentor 2021, which is quite similar to his MAPS Coaching role but on a larger scale. He also bought a limousine to use as a service, a part of Villamentor he calls the "Villalimo," together with a moving company he calls "Villamovers." He is also currently working on a reality show to be released worldwide under the Cult of Villain Studios. Craig aims to better reach out to people and to provide jobs to those who need them, with a work-from-home setup. As stated in Cyberbacker's motto, jobs for the jobless and homes for the homeless. He also makes inspirational videos on social media platforms, mostly Facebook and Youtube, with weekly live videos conducted mainly for coaching like-minded individuals.

References

  1. "About Us". cyberbacker. Retrieved 2020-12-06.
  2. "Utah Real Estate". UtahRealEstate.com. Retrieved 2020-12-06.
  3. https://magazine.realtor/daily-news/2020/04/08/t3-sixty-ranks-largest-real-estate-companies-of-2020
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