Using custom email signatures saves time and gives the information we want to share in our correspondence. Most of us have quite a few to choose from.
I recently received an email signature from another agent. "Oh yeah, in the next two weeks you will know of friends, neighbors, or co-workers who are looking to sell or buy a home. Be sure to tell them about your experience working with me and call me right away with their phone numbers so I can help them too."
What signature do you use when corresponding with another Real … (18 comments)
We get many emails and this is a fast way to respond. The following email was received this morning.
From: (name deleted) Sent: Friday, October 02, 2015 6:58 AM Subject: Home
I want to buy a new home,I will like to know if you can assist me in buying my new home. This will be my second home,I will like to know if you received my email.
Thank you (name deleted)
Here is how I responded and it only took a second.
'Thank you for your email. I need some more information. Where do you want to live? What county? What style? How many bedrooms? How many baths? What are the important things for you … (23 comments)
This is not the first time I have written about email signatures.
Below are a few others:
A signature can save time
Email Signatures
You never know who might be reading
Today, I received an email with the following quote from an agent who had just shown one of my listings.
"Oh yeah, in the next two weeks you will know of friends, neighbors, or co-workers who are looking to sell or buy a home. Be sure to tell them about your experience working with me and call me right away with their phone numbers so I can help them too."
Most of us have have numerous signatures for different responses to emails.
I have a question about your email signature.
When you are going back and forth with the same transaction, which signature do you use?
I have seen the full blown signature, including all designations, head shot, company info and multiple phone numbers used over and over in the same thread. Even when the response is a word or two...the long email is there in every single message.
There are times we we need to say the same thing or give the same information over and over. Adding signatures to your emails, as you need them, saves time and gives good accurate information
We are not talking about this kind of signature but email signatures that save you time once they are set up.
Here are a few examples:
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If I want a simple signature I click "HomeRome" and this prints: "Thank you, Margaret HomeRome Realty mrome@HomeRome.com 410.530.2400 866-806-2353 fax ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ... and if I want to give the full Alphabet Soup plus a link to ActiveRain and my book, here is yet another. "MARGARET ROME SELL YOUR HOME WITH … (33 comments)
Is This The Email signature You Send To Your Colleagues
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