Marketing

Let's get down to business, you can't be successful if no one knows who you are. 

 

The Internet

1. Get a Website- Seems basic, but it's invaluable. The largest market in the world is the Internet. You must have a presence. If you don't have a website already, here is a place to start. 

 

  • Free Website: Free Websites
  • If you have the money, I would recommend doing some research in your niche market. See what other successful Agent's are doing. Find out who is hosting their websites and get the details.  

 

2. Blog- Content is king on the Internet. Blogging is a great way for people to get market information in their local areas. You can sign up for blogs for free. 

 

 

3. Get Optimized-  SEO:Search Engine Optimization, if you don't know what this means it's time to figure it out. I  would recommend doing some reading here. SEO Book This is the #1 E-Book on SEO out there. 

 

 

  • There is a ton of information on SEO on the Internet, use it.

 

 

4. If You Don't SEO, hire Someone that does- These companies aren't cheap, but this can make or break your business. The year is 2009, and 84% of buyers start there home search on the Internet. If you're not there, someone else is.

 

  • If you want some ideas on SEO companies, we recommend this site Top Seo's. This is a list of the top rated SEO companies for any size of business. 

 

 

5. Submit Your Site to Free Directories- A free directory creates links to your website. It's kind of a complicated process, and I would recommend you hire a professional. If you know what you're doing I would check out this site: Top Ten Risk-Free  Link Building Methods.

 

  • If you know what you're doing, and are looking for some free directories to start with, check out: Top 50 Free Directories.

 

 

6. Online Flyer's- an online flyer is a great marketing tool. You can track who has been looking at your flyer, and how many times. It's a great way to market a listing, and it's free! Check out these free flyer sites:

 

 

 

7. Take A Computer Class- If all this is overwhelming take a computer class.(I know you may not have time to take a class.) Which leads us to our next point.

 

8. Hire An Internet Assistant/Webmaster- Go to your local community college or University, and find a student with some experience to help you with your website. They are usually cheap and are always looking for school projects.

 

9. Google It- If all else fails, you can find just about anything you want from Google.

 

  • Research your questions. Someone has probably already answered your question, you just have to find it.

 

 

10. Create Link Bait- This is a whole job in and of itself, check out a great article here on What is link bait

 

11. Write an Article on 101 ways to.... If you put your time and effort into this type of writing, it can become viral. Viral, in Internet marketing, is a good thing. 

 

 

 

12. Start Social Networking- Facebook, Blogging, Twitter, Digg, Delicious. Dive into the action and let people know who you are. Don't be scared it's actually kind of fun!

 

13. Get a Business Email- Stop using your AOL, Hotmail, G-Mail, accounts. A professional looking email can go a long way in looking the part.

 

  • When you sign up for a website try to get at least 5 emails associated with your domain name. Most website companies have this implemented into their pricing plans.

 

 

14. Website For Every Listing- Having a website for each listing may sound difficult. Well it's not at all, and your sellers will be impressed that your are giving their listing its own URL.

 

 

 

Those are the basics to Internet marketing. There's a whole world out there on the Internet, and when I say world, I mean: The World Wide Web

 

Build Your Client Base

It's more important then ever to find new clients in today's market.  Prospecting should be a high priority. This brings me to my next section:

Prospecting

 

15. Ask For Referrals-This is the key to real estate. Don't be afraid to ask for referrals, people don't know you need them, if you don't ask. If you're new to the industry, you may not have a client base yet. But if you have friends...

 

16. Market Your Friends- I can't tell you how many clients I get from people I know. Let your friends and family know you're in the business, and let them know often!

 

17. Network- Hand out business cards. 

 

  • Leave a good tip at a restaurant, and give them your business card. 
  • Go to one of your kids school functions, talk to people. This is not the business to be shy, be confident, and let people know how good business is.
  • Check out this networking site: Top Five Ways to Network Effectively at a Meeting

 

 

18. Magnetized Business Cards- The great thing about a magnet is it's useful. They have a purpose other then sitting in a drawer.  If you can get front page fridge placement, you're always in view of a potential client.

 

 

 

19. Door Hangers- Go door to door and hang your listing information on all the doors in a selected neighborhood. It's great exercise and it will get you out of the office for a while. It's also a great way to blow off some steam, and chat with the locals about their market.

 

 

 

20. Answer The Phone- This goes without saying. Be available! You never know when it could be a new client.

 

21. Free Free Free- Incentives are a basic way to generate business.

 

  • We give a $50 gift to anyone who gives me a referral after it closes. (In Utah that is the maximum we can give, and no soliciting.) Be sure to follow your state approved guidelines.

 

 

22. Promote a Local Business- There's nothing like word of mouth marketing. Sending people to a local business can be a great way to generate yourself some business.

 

23. Get Involved In The Community- Attaching your name to your community is branding 101. Get out there and be somebody!

 

  • Plant a tree on Arbor day.
  • Go visit the elderly. 
  • Enjoy the people in your community, and they will return the favor. 

 

 

24. Hand Written Thank You Cards- Just because you closed a deal doesn't mean you're done. Send a thank you card with a small gift.

 

  • We usually give a $50 gift card to a restaurant or Lowe's after every deal we close. 
  • We also send thank you cards after every listing appointment.

 

 

25. Quarterly Mailings- Stay in touch. This goes back to networking. Network, network, network. Send a small card that offers them something of value.

 

  • Show your clients you're still in business and appreciate their past business.

 

 

26. Thirty Day Follow Up- I always call my clients to check up 30 days after closing a deal. Make sure there are no surprises, and get an overall feel of how they're doing.

 

27. Holiday Cards- This is the time for giving. Again let your clients and mailing list know you are still in business.

 

28. Post Cards- I send out post cards about every other week to all my sellers.

 

  • “The Purpose of Feedback,” let's our sellers know why feedback is good.
  • “Understanding The Real Estate Market,” helps sellers know why they are or are not getting showings.
  • “Freshen Up,” keeping your house smelling good always helps!

 

 

29. Write a Newsletter- this is a great way to inform your local market of new listings, solds, and comparables. Again, I can't stress this enough stay in contact!!

 

30. End of Year Closing Gifts- we like to give a ham or a nice flower from a local business. We promote a business in my area and give something valuable to all the clients we closed that year.

 

31 .One Year Anniversary Cards- this is a good time to let your past clients know you love referrals, and you're still in business.

This may seem like a lot of work, but who said it was going to be easy. If you want to be a successful Real Estate agent, you definitely have to work for it.

 

Time Management

The best agents are great at time management. There is only so much time in a day, and if you use it wisely it makes all the difference.

 

Be Your Own Boss

 

32. Go To The Office Everyday- if you're not at the office, you're not getting leads. Being at work, answering phones, and interacting with client's will create new business. 

 

33. Get A System and Organize Your Clients- I can't stress enough how important it is to keep your contacts neatly stored. 

 

34.Get Digital- There are a number of ways to make appointments and store contacts. Find what works for you.

 

35.Get Top Producer- Top Producer is an amazing software program to help you get digital. 

 

 

 

36.Get A BlackBerry- The blackberry is an amazing business tool. Emails are key, and you can't always be at your computer. A blackberry, or another email capable mobile device, is the solution.

 

  • If you don't know what a Blackberry is, click here

 

 

37. Appointment Book- if you're the old school type, or just like to write things down for easy access. The appointment book is a good way to go. 

 

38. Pre-Printed Address Labels- Saving time by having your name and address on envelope labels is a great time saver.

 

39. Automatic Payments- are essential to time management. Setup as many auto payments as possible. This will also help with the depression of sitting down and sorting through bills.

 

40. Pay Your Bills On Schedule- Easier said then done. If you want to keep good suppliers, pay on time, if not early. You can also get benefits from your suppliers by being a good client.

 

41. Keep Your Bills In One Place- This is key to paying bills on time, keep them visible and don't lose them!

 

42. Your Time Isn't As Valuable As You Think It Is- I hear a lot of complaining from other Realtors about clients wasting there time. Remember you work for them. Their time is also valuable, find a schedule that works for everyone. 

 

43 .Only Be Upset/Mad For 24 Hours- Moping around won't get you any money, and surely isn't good for business. Your always going to have something come up, or fall through. How you handle this makes the difference between a good agent and a bad one.

 

44. Set Clear Defined Daily, Weekly, Monthly Goals- Make goals and keep them visible. We hang our goals where we can see them constantly. “Goals in sight are goals in mind.”

 

  • What Am I Going To Do TODAY.
  • What Do I Want To Do This WEEK.
  • What Do I Want To Do This MONTH.

 

 

45. Outline Yearly Goals- If you complete your small goals this goal should be achieved. You will find your clients wanting to help you with your goals if you make them highly visible. 

 

  • Number of closings.
  • Number of new clients.

 

 

46. Schedule Time Off- You can't work all the time. Making sure you have time for yourself and family will keep you sane. 

 

47. Hire An Assistant-  We have teams at our office for a very specific reason. You can't do it all on your own.

Time management is a never ending battle. These are just a few tips, find what works for you and stick to it.

 

Education

Markets are always changing, listings are added, put under contract, sold and expired every day. Stay up to date, it can mean all the difference to your clients.

Get Educated

 

48. Go To A Star Power University- These classes are absolutely amazing. They train real estate agent's. It's what they do, and they train them well.

 

  • How do I attend a Star Power University? Star Power University.  Check out their website

 

 

49. Talk To Successful Agents And Co-Workers- This goes along with networking. People who have been in the business are gold mines of information. Good luck, some agents are more open then others.

 

50. Know Your Inventory- Basic real estate 101 right? You would be surprised how many agent's fail to know their inventory inside and out. 

 

51.Read A Book A Month- There are 1000's of books on real estate, so you better start now! 

 

52. Attend Market Leader Seminars-  Find the leaders in Real Estate and plan a vacation around a time they are speaking publicly. 

 

53. Good Title Companies or Escrow Agents- Ask around, see who is the best in your local area.

 

54. Good Lenders- There are differences in lenders, find the best one in your area, and promote them. Ask other agents who they think does the best job.

 

55. Continuing Education Classes- Most states require you to continue your education. The more you know the better you serve your clients, stay up to date.

 

56. Client Surveys- Ask your clients to give you honest feedback. Send them an anonymous feedback form to get the truth. When you get the feedback don't personalize it, grow from it.

 

57. Be Willing To Change What Isn't Working- If it doesn't work fix it, and fix it quick. Don't get so set in your ways you can't change. 

 

58. Charity- Learn from charities, and how they grow. If you can grow a business without making money you're doing something right. Charities usually have excellent business model's.

 

59. Weekly Meeting-  Meet with your broker/agents weekly. Listen to problems agents are having, and come up with solutions. This is a great way to brainstorm and come up with new ideas.

Staying educated is the culmination of your efforts. An educated agent is a successful agent.

 

The Daily Routine

Everyday business can become a routine. A good routine is good for time management. When you get in a routine, you become the agent you want to be. 

 

Today

 

60. Real Estate Bible-Get a big black binder and put all your contacts, all your listings, all your buyers, anything and everything that would be used in the field, and take it with you.

 

61. Dress For Your Clientel- You don't have to be Gucci if you work in a rural market. Dress the way your clients do, or who you want to represent.

 

62. Write Your Ideas Down- Ideas last for about ten minutes in your head. 

 

63. Post It Notes- What would we do without them?(rhetorical question) 

 

64 .Smile- A smile is contagious, sometimes you just don't have it in you. On those days, close your door.

 

65. Don't Sweat The Small Stuff- Easier said then done. If you focus on the short term. You will be overwhelmed to the point of not being able to function. If you can't function daily, your clients will find someone who does.

 

66. Build Your Business Around What Works For You- List your strengths and weaknesses. 

 

  • Work to your strengths and delegate your weaknesses. This comes back to hiring an Internet/assistant marketer. If you're not proficient don't waste your time. 
  • Find someone who excels at it and your team will be stronger.

 

 

67. Return Phone Calls- You can't answer the phone all the time, but you can return all your calls. Do this religiously, and in a timely manner.

 

68. Follow Up With All Showings- Whether you showed a house to a buyer, or another agent showed your listing, follow up and stay informed.

 

69. Call Sellers With Feedback- Plain and simple, yet required to succeed.

 

70. Check Lists- Make a checklist and check off your daily activities as you go.

 

  • Your brain releases endorphins every time you check something off. It's science, but it makes you feel good.

 

Stay The Course 

 

71. Back Up Your Files- Your computer is going to crash someday. If you have your files backed up it's not a big deal. If you don't, this is the worst headache you will ever have.

 

72. Past Clients- Call one a day, don't be annoying, be helpful. Provide them with something of value to THEM. Give them updates, let them know how the market is doing and so on. This isn't a phone call about you.

 

73. Go Out To Lunch- Get out of the office, network, and leave a good tip.

The daily routine can seem like a grind, keeping your goals in a visible place can  make all the difference. 

 

Have A System

A system can keep the daily routine a “routine.” It's nice to know what to expect every day.  Your clients can throw you for a loop. If you have a great system to handle these clients, your business will run like a freshly oiled machine.

 

System of Control

74. Buy A Label Maker- The label maker is one of the greatest inventions to organize a business. 

 

 

 

75. Buyer's Guides- Make a guide for buyer's. 

 

  • First time buyer's guides are great to have when you show up to an appointment with a new client.
  • Explain what a Real Estate agent does, and why they should use one.

 

 

76. Seller's Guides- Inform sellers of valuable information. Have it written down so they can refer to it throughout the selling process.

 

  • Good for listing presentations to show what to expect. Details are good.

 

 

77. Market Trends- Up to date information is the lifeblood of your listing appointments. Don't falsify information just to get the listing. This will bite you in the @$$ in the long run. 

 

  • When you present at a listing appointment, you need to be current.

 

 

78. Listing Binders- A separate 1 inch binder for all your listings is easy to find and a great way to keep organized. Go to Staples and setup a rewards account to save some money. Office supplies are a necessity.

 

79. Offer Folders- Create a system to process your offers, checklists are nice for this. Make sure you take care of every detail. This should be the bread and butter  to your success. 

 

  • The more of these the better. (:

 

 

80. Keep Your Sellers Separate From Your Buyers- This is your fiduciary duty. Make sure to keep a system in place that won't allow for a breach of  your fiduciary duty. 

 

81. Statistics- People like to know how you're doing, and how your office is doing. Let them know, be open.

 

82. Flyer's With Lots Of Pictures-Great pictures can sell a house. Hire a professional, the money is worth the outcome.

 

  • Keep Flyer's on all your signs, and at all times. 

 

 

83. Most Bang For Your Buck Advertising- The Internet has a lot to offer when it comes to free advertising. Get a system and stay up to date. 

 

84. Keep Your Website Up To Date- Having a website requires maintenance. You need to monitor your website daily.

 

85. Yearly Expense Spreadsheet- Know  your budget, and stick to it.

 

86. Yearly Sales Spreadsheet- Track your sales to complete your goals.

87. Yearly Advertising Budget- Advertising can be fun, but expensive. Know your limits and don't get carried away.

Some agents just aren't system agents. I would recommend hiring an assistant that is. It makes a huge difference in the level of success you will achieve.

 

Miscellaneous 

Why are you still reading this? Oh, you want to succeed, and believe in education? Good for you, and good for your business.

 

88. Phone Book Ad- This add should get you on the Internet site as well. 

 

89. Activity Book For Kids- Make a coloring book for the kids. When your showing homes nothing can sidetrack a showing like grumpy kids. Keep them entertained and your client focused.

 

90. Join The Better Business Bureau- Self explanatory. 

 

91. Find A Hobby- You can't work all the time.

 

92. Market Pretty Yet Functional- Make sure what you're doing is worth it. Don't waste resources on something that won't function properly.

 

93. Don't Buy Windows Vista- Vista plain and simple, just doesn't function. 

 

94. Catchy Headlines- If your marketing the Internet or on paper, catch the eye of a potential client and reel them in. Make them want more.

 

95. Why You Are Better- The art of marketing you. Be different, stand out in a sea of fish. Find what makes you better, and market it.

 

96. Write an E-Zine- You can post articles here to get your name out.

 

97. Email Leads-If you do all this right you may be getting email leads. Make sure to follow up with emails promptly, and don't give up after the first time of no response. You should work your internet leads religiously!

 

98. 3 in 1 Printer- Fax, Copy, Scan. It's a must in this business, I would recommend something cheap because it probably won't last long anyways.

 

99. Pay Your Dues- You can't be in business if you're not legal, period.

100. Internet Addiction- Don't get addicted to the social networking.

 

101. Most Of All: HAVE FUN!!

 

I hope I could be of some help to make your 2009 prosperous.

 

If you have any suggestions to increase this list or make it more useful email us at: Lisa@LisaUdy.com

 

Lisa Udy

 

 

 
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176 Comments on 101 Ideas To Jump Start Your Real Estate Career

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Lisa - Great tips. I have bookmarked so I can come back and explore some of these suggestions further.  Thanks.  Love your blog.

4:49pm • #1

Lisa...I always enjoy your posts..this one is exceptional...such great information..many thanks!!

5:09pm • #2
192,421 Points

WOW Lisa!  A whole bunch of great ideas! I too bookmarket it for later...

5:53pm • #3
208,060 Points

Wow!   That is some list!  Great ideas but I have to admit I am tired after reading it!

6:54pm • #4
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I tried to come up with another word than the previous people, but couldn't so....WOW!  What a great blog and great resource for the beginning agent or the veteran.  There is something for everyone.

8:18pm • #5

Lisa:

What a terrific list. As a new agent I really appreciate all the information.  Thank you so much for sharing!

MariCarmen
8:21pm • #6

Great List! A lot of good ideas! Thanks for the information!

8:24pm • #7

OMG!  I love these ideas!  It's been a while since I reviewed my options and you brought it all back!  Very motivational!

Thanks!

 

8:27pm • #8

Lisa, This was exceptional...Thank You for your time .

Claire lewis ( NY REO Specialist)
8:28pm • #9
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What a wonderful list.  Thank you for a great post and terrific information.  Great job.

8:31pm • #10
421,201 Points 47 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Lisa what an terrific list. Great work with this!

8:39pm • #11

Hi Lisa, This was a fantastic overview of what's needed to conduct our business in today's world. It's what I have been focusing on for the last month. Overwhelming but satisfying. Thank you!

Sandy Peckinpah
8:39pm • #12
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Hi Lisa...I am adding this to my favorites.  If I bookmark it, I may never find it as the bookmarks are in order of comments received.

I also flagged this for a feature.  Just seeing the comments you have already received it is obvious that you have provided us with a wealth of tips and ideas.

Thanks...hope you get the gold star.

Kate

8:40pm • #13
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A well deserved feature.  A lot of work went into this and I'm sure it will go viral VERY fast!

Tina in Virginia

8:42pm • #14

Wow...good job Lisa. As I read the list I actually expected you to chicken out.....but you got 101! This should be required reading for all the agents out there that are struggling to re-start their businesses. I'm already looking forward to your next list!

Frank

http://www.myrealestatecareerblog.com

Frank Wilson
8:43pm • #15
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Holy cow....there is so much in here.  I really think that you have wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy toooooo much time on your hands.....but I love the results.  Very good info from the few that I read.

8:46pm • #16

POWERFUL!  Thanks

8:48pm • #17

Great tips, thanks for sharing :)

Karla Dawson
8:48pm • #18
151,771 Points 3 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Hit Router

Lisa, you really put together 101 points!  Great job!  I'm using/doing many of these things but there is always something else you can do... so I have bookmarked your post so I can refer back to it later and check on myself!  Thanks for sharing!

8:48pm • #19
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Lisa,

If I would have any suggestions, it will be make it not more than 10 (LOL). I can't believe anyone read it to the end, I really can't. It would take me going abck at leat 5-7 time to get to the bottom,

I guess it is all about getting older...

8:54pm • #20

Excellent Post!! I am a newer agent trying to find as many ways as possible to establish and grow my business. Thanks so much for all the wonderful tips!! It's these types of post the make active rain such a useful tool!

8:54pm • #21
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Lisa, WOW what a terrific list! Wish you had broken it down to 10 at a time. As others have said, going to bookmark this one. Congratulations on a well deserved featured post.

Thanks for sharing

8:55pm • #22
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Wonderful list.  I am bookmarking this like so many others have done.

8:56pm • #23
Localism Sponsor

This is comprehensive and I can't think of a thing to add. But as a (relatively) new agent, it's making my head spin. I'm already doing many of these but not enough. Thanks for taking the time to compile this list.

8:57pm • #24

Lisa,

 

I must compliment you on a well written, comprensive list! Forward this list to all your agents!

 

Joseph A. Fiorentino

Licensed Real Estate Broker

Fiore Real Estate Resources

http://www.Florida-Real-Estate-Broker.com

Joseph A. Fiorentino
8:57pm • #25

Thanks for the list of good ideas.  Some I have done and some I have been working towards. Thanks for the extra push!

8:58pm • #26
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Wow Lisa, what a list! This is great and I am bookmarking it so that I can come back and make my checklist.

8:59pm • #27

Great information and alot of it! Thank You, for so many ideas.

9:00pm • #28
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Hi Lisa!

Absolutely awesome info.....I am relatively new to AR and even newer to blogging, but there is soooooooooooooooo much in this post that will benefit me & my future clients.

I need to save it someplace really safe, since I think I could learn something from it every day for probably a year (or more).

You are one smart cookie - thanks so much for the thoughtful & knowledgeable entry!

Edith Schreiber - Dallas, Texas

9:03pm • #29

This is a great post.  Thanks for all the information.  I will get working on what I need to.  Thank you

9:04pm • #30
Lisa Idea #102 - Have a folder that includes words from people that inspire you to work harder and smarter. Print out this 101 Ideas list and put it in that folder to be referred to often. Thanks for such awesome information all in one place.
Christine Molluso
9:06pm • #31
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I am giving a webinar later this week on marketing your business to some of our clients and I might borrow some of your points.

9:08pm • #32
Amazing. What a wealth of info. I'm definitely using this one as a checklist. Thanks for sharing.
Jennifer
9:11pm • #33

Excellent ideas.  I already tried using weebly to set up a free website.  I'll play with it a while.

9:15pm • #34
121,262 Points 1 Featured Post

Wow Lisa, this is a whole lot of info packed into one post.  I personally want to thank you, as this will be a great resource to refer back to over and over again.  I really appreciate you putting this together and sharing this with everyone.

9:17pm • #35
153,613 Points Outside Blog

great info, thanks for sharing, I am retooling a lot of things that I am doing to stay not just ahead, but way ahead

9:18pm • #36
376,136 Points 3 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Lisa: This is a detailed list... Great job... I'm gonna check out the link bait :)

Also on V-flyers.. don't they only give like 5 Free ?

9:22pm • #37
3 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor

Great stuff Lisa! You should break that down into small pieces and rerun it as a series. You'll get more mileage out of it that way!

9:22pm • #38

Fantastic ideas Lisa!  We all need to shift our ideas about marketing today and you gave some great options to jump start a real estate career.  With the internet tools available, marketing does not have to break the bank.  Thank you for sharing your resources.

Cheri Kaplan - Keller Williams Realty Partners SW
9:23pm • #39
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Hi Lisa.

This is the most useful blog that I have ever come across.  Not only did you tell us what to do, you gave us great resources to actually do it.  You've given me a ton of homework and I want to thank you for it! You got my completely psyched!

Thanks!

9:23pm • #40
Localism Sponsor

Wow Lisa - I will need to rearrange my time management to digest all this great information. LOL

 Many, many great tips and ideas here, thanks so much for sharing.

I think that was your 10th WOW

9:24pm • #41
289,261 Points 16 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Wow Lisa, is that all? ;-) It's amazing how many things I am doing....but it seems that something is working. ;-)

9:24pm • #42
191,335 Points 26 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog

Beeeeeutiful Lisa !!! Terrific list !

... I will DEFINITELY have to come back to this one !

Cheers !

Sheldon

9:27pm • #43

What a list!  Thanks, Lisa, for taking the time to put it together. 

Lynlee Long
9:28pm • #44

Thank you once again Lisa for being so helpful.  I so much appreciate your willingness to help those of us that are trying to figure it all out.  RE-BLOG here I come!

9:37pm • #45
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Definitely put a lot of work into this one, Lisa.  I wholeheartedly agree with #93.  Don't by Windows Vista. :-)

9:42pm • #46

Great tips and ideas. I picked up a few ideas. It is always refreshing to hear things again that we are suppose to do everyday. THANKS. And YES>I am having fun !

Greg
9:43pm • #47
298,330 Points 1 Featured Post Outside Blog

Lisa, these are great tips!  Thank you for sharing them!  Keep it up!

9:47pm • #49

Wow, you know you have enough content there that worth to buy? It could be a nice ebook. (Lol the business woman in me never sleeps).

Anyways, thanks for the valuable information! I will definitely use some. And when I open my own real estate brokerage I will use a format like that as a welcome package to the new agents who will signed up.

2 thumbs up! way to go!!!!!

Karoll-Ann Fanfan
9:47pm • #50

Thanks so much Lisa.  This was extremely helpful!
Dody

Dody
9:52pm • #51

Lisa, you are a WOW !  Amazing.... we all know most of these things, but how many of us actually put them in to play?  I have printed this list off and am going to look at it DAILY.... Personal notes, working on my website, taking classes, our job and all the extra things we must take time to do is 24/7... but so rewarding... Best of luck to you in 2009......you are fantastic... Marla

9:58pm • #52
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Lisa...plain and simple...this blog ROCKS!!!! I only made it to tip #19, and had to jump in and comment! You've shared some amazing tips and tools and I personally want to thank you! This was no 5 minute post you did here...you really put some work into this, and I for one, wanted to say

THANK YOU!!!

10:00pm • #53
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What a fantabulous list!  I know there are at least 5 links I'm going to have to check out.  Thank you..

10:07pm • #54

Hi Lisa,

101!! wow!

I have done a lot of these but not all, that's for sure. Thank you for posting them...it's been bookmarked!

10:13pm • #55
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wow I am tired from just reading all that & you are absolutely right

10:16pm • #56

By the time I hit number 10 I felt like I had a lot to learn. There was some great tips on that list thank you, thank you, thank you!

10:31pm • #57

Lisa:

What an eye opener!!!  This was a very generous post with a wealth of information.  Thank you so much for sharing...

 

Nora haddow
10:34pm • #58

Well done! It's amazing that you were able to do all this in one post. Way to go!

10:37pm • #59
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Lisa

Lots of great information here, thanks for the tips.

Tom

10:39pm • #60
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Lisa - wow, that took some time to put together! Great list. ~Rita

10:40pm • #61

This is a great list. I find that blog content is imperative.

10:44pm • #62
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WoW Lisa - that is one exceptional list!  I've spent an hour just noodling around at a few of your suggestions - thank you for sharing.

10:47pm • #63

Holy smokes, I read the whole thing.  Lots of great points and tips.  I'm going to have my assistant read it and get to work on a few of these.  Thanks. 

Kenneth Fisher

Beach Town Brokers, Wilmington and Wrightsville Beach, NC

10:48pm • #64

This list is AWESOME!  Thanks for the hard work, it is appreciated! 

10:49pm • #65

I just have to say thank you for sharing!  These are fantastic, concise and useful.  I am blown away by the effort you put into creating this post.  You have inspired me to try some new things.  God bless.

Rosemarie McGeehan
11:07pm • #66

Incredible list and great work. I too have bookmarked so I can come back on a regular basis. Thank you for your super blog!

11:07pm • #67
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You overdid it Lisa, that is a lot of your time to share with us, I sincerely appreciate your insight and your planning, as all the others here have writen I too will be bookmarking your post for future reading again, I just cannot absorb all this in one sitting.

Antonio

11:13pm • #68
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This is a SUPER DUPER list - I love it and thank you for sharing!

Liz

11:29pm • #69

One of the best posts I have read on AR.  Great job.

11:31pm • #70

Thanks. from #68

11:34pm • #71

Lisa- this is phenomenal!  Definitely proof that there is no time to waste!

11:46pm • #72
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You deserve a feature for taking all that time and having so many pearls of wisdom in one post. You go...

11:46pm • #73
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Lisa- I have to agree with all the comments above. An awesome list and one i too have bookmarked for future reading. Way to go. Thanks.

11:55pm • #74
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All of these are really great. I really like #67....it amazes me how many people are not doing this. I do not agree with #93. You can't run forever and it's really all not that bad. It has come a long way.

12:11am • #75
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Wow.  There's a lot to this list.  I can't imagine not being successful if you implement this entire list.  It could keep a person busy all year.

12:19am • #76
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Lisa this one of the very best posts I have read!  It is so clear and great, great ideas.  I can come back again and again and get something new everytime.  Thanks

12:27am • #77
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Lisa! you always amaze me.  I bookmarked this because my little head can't take it all in at once...Great Great info!

12:27am • #78

We heard you.

Carmelle
12:29am • #79

Lisa thanks for the great list and great info -- a lot to digest!  I also liked poster #31's suggestion to include her suggested #102.

Sue

12:32am • #80

Thanks Lisa, great ideas!!!

Kelly

Kelly Tressler
1:05am • #81
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Thank you, Lisa

That is quite a list of suggestions. I'm going to bookmark thisand keep referring to it

Kieran

2:03am • #82

Awesome information. Thanks! 

2:40am • #83
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Lisa,

Wow what a great comprehensive list.  I need to implement the majority of these into my business. Thanks for sharing

4:09am • #84
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Hi Lisa - That is a great list and valuable as a resource.  Thanks for taking the time to put it together!

Mary

5:33am • #85
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Thanks so much for sharing.

6:21am • #86

Lisa,

Thanks for sharing all of this information. As usual you are a great resource for all of us "Rainers". This one is worth printing and keeping on hand. All of my bookmarks seem to get lost because there are so many great posts from generous people as you.

6:28am • #87
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Lisa, Have bookmarked for later but what a ton of work you put into this. Thank you!!!

6:39am • #88
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Wow! I have bookmarked it forever so I can keep coming back to it. Thanks for including the links!

7:12am • #89

Thank you, for putting this out. I have been in Real Estate for lets say…along time. I started using the Internet maybe 5 years ago. My business took off. Don’t get me wrong I was doing ok before with just print media and the sites they put me on. Since becoming an active blogger and using the Internet as my primary source to attract new business it has boomed. Even in these hard economic times. I have been able to transition into REO’s long before they were popular due to the Internet. I have sold properties to people all over he world. You are great for creating this blog my hat’s off to your intelligence.

7:13am • #90
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Hi Lisa!  I followed your link for StarPower University. They have a notice that they have cancelled their classes due to "market demand"!  I did, however, check out Weebly.....I have a starving author friend and this looks like a way for her to start an internet presence. I think the handwritten thank you note after all listing presentations is brilliant.....so why didn't I think of it? Anyway, Lisa, you have helped a lot of agents today. We all would like to leave you a generous tip! Elizabeth

7:21am • #91

Wonderful list off to some of these items done. Thank you.

7:27am • #92
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Wow what a blog! So much great information in here. I'm about to write a 101 things to do for my area, thankd for the inspiration.

7:33am • #93
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Lisa, thanks for taking the time and writing down all these ideas!  ~jen

7:35am • #94
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Wow Lisa, another great post with a TON of helpful information!  Like so many others, I have Bookmarked this and will use it as a checklist to see how I'm doing.

And, I may be virtually alone on this, but I am going to disagree with your #93 - "Don't buy Windows Vista - Vista, plain and simple doesn't function."  I bought a laptop a couple years ago and it came with Vista Home Basic - - I have had NO problems with it at all, functionally or otherwise.  I'd hate to see you single-handedly put Microsoft out of business - cuz that's the power of the rain!

7:50am • #95

These are some great tools to use Lisa. I am going to share some of the ideas in my meeting this morning. Have a super fantastic day.

8:12am • #96

Lisa,

Thank you for all the priceless information!! I have already implemented most but it still looks like I have a ways to go. 

Got to get busy,

Leslie

Leslie R Willis Realtor with Real Living Ron Neff
8:52am • #97

That is a great list. It was nice to see the things I am doing, kind of reassuring. And great tips on the things I have not done. I appreciate it!

8:58am • #98

Great information Lisa!! I will utilize this info -- no doubt!

Vanessa
9:01am • #99

DITTOS Lisa....AWESOME precise informative!!

Rita Zarcone
9:02am • #100

Huray! The 101st comment for the '101' blog post!!

 

Nice post Lisa.  It's always a good idea to inject personable aspects into seemingly un-personable business activities.  I was happy to see that you included handwritten thank-you cards on your list, along with many other great ideas.  We have been writing thank yous for our new clients since we started, and I feel like the small steps such as those are what set us apart from the next guy.

Great thoughts!  Keep em comin!

9:12am • #101

Great post, that information is definitley very useful and informative. Great job!

9:14am • #102
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Lisa: Thank you! I think several of these ideas apply no matter what type of business a person is in. Have a great day!

9:16am • #103

Great list!  Some of that is back to basics and that is what we need to do in times like this.  Thanks for the review/kickstart!

John Koppelmann
9:18am • #104

Hi Lisa:

GREAT post!  I learned how to flag a post this AM because of you.  I particularly appreciate the upbeat way your ideas are presented - your enthusiasm is contagious!

Have a great day - and a prosperous '09!

Cathy

9:34am • #105
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I would add that since we can't do all of these things ourselves, have a team. Also, since our timne is valuable and we would rather be $300 per hour professional consultants rather than $15 per hour clerical workers, use www.elance.com or www.guru.com to get lots of this done for cheap. I once posted on elance.com a jogb to redesign one of my websites. Within 6 hours I had 7 bids from India and 5 of them had already designed a new home page. I would add for an aberage cost of $350. Before any of you America First people who have not read The World is Flat by Thomas Freidman, yes I could have someone here do it for $1,000 or more. With the money I saved I called my American financial advisor and invested the difference. I might also suggest spending the difference on a retail store to support your local economy. 

10:06am • #106

Thanks for all the great info! You've really inspired me this morning!!

10:21am • #107

Nice list of how to be a better agent!  Thank You for sharing!

Don Hand
10:34am • #108

This is wonderful! Thanks

10:34am • #109

Thank your for the great information!

10:38am • #110

Thanks for sharing -- this is a terrific list!

 

Jan Stevens (RE/MAX North, Wexford, PA)

10:43am • #111
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Hi there.

MASSIVE list...Holy cow!  I am busy, and STILL took the time to read the whole thing!  Many of your commentors are correct....this applies to all kinds of different fields!

Thank you very much!  Would it be okay if I reblogged you at some point??

PLMK in an email to Darin@osmwi.com

 

Thanks..
D

10:43am • #112

Lisa,

This is a fantastic list - I know many of my client's could use this advice...

 

11:06am • #113
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Lisa, I just LOVE this post!   I will be linking to it from my blog.  I can think of many agents I coach who will be grateful for this info, as am I.  Thank you!!!!!!!

11:28am • #114
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Many Good Ideas.  You are Bookmarked.

11:30am • #115
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Bookmarked for a more thorough read. I'll have to check out all of the different links. Thanks Lisa!

11:36am • #116
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Wow Lisa.  This is a great list.  I'm printing it out to carry around with me. 

12:17pm • #117
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Hi Everyone! 

Wow I come back and see this amazing ness! :) I am so freaking busy today I can't answer all the questions right now. I will be back later tonight, I thank everyone who has emailed me, and I will contact you within the next couple of days! Thanks! 

-Lisa

12:54pm • #118

Gracias for sharing all this valuable information.  I too will bookmark your information for future reference.  It's amazing how much we need to learn in order to be competitive, attract clients, and give the best service clients deserve.

Warmest regards from Arkansas

Auri

www.AuriEves.com

 

Auri Eves
1:02pm • #119
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Wow nice list. Only disagree with a few but a great thought provoking blog.

1:22pm • #120

Great stuff, Lisa.  The funny part is what we KNOW we should be doing and yet always find an excuse not to do it.  

I've been reading Tony Robbins' Awaken the Giant Within; in my reading last night he talked about understanding your values and writing down your Top Ten in order of priority.  The idea is that it's impossible to make decisions when you don't know what is truly important to you. Just out of curiosity, and because you obviously went through quite an exercise here, what prompted you to sit down and write all this out?

1:42pm • #121
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I disagree with #98

I get some alfully ugly contracts via fax. Very often have to get realtors to provide legible copies.

Spend a few extra bucks!!

2:16pm • #122

Excellent Post, I  have save it so that I can go back and see what I am not doing.

Michelle Cappabianca
2:18pm • #123
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Thanks Lisa, GREAT list definitely one to bookmark. 

2:18pm • #124

Lisa,

Thank you for sharing your ideas! Only having one year of real estate experience your ideas really help a new agent. Thank you for being open!

Ashley Try
2:32pm • #125
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Number 14 is a great one.  We believe that every listing, okay almost every listing, should have a visual tour.  Buyers are relying on the internet more and more, if they see a listing with a visual tour on it then 9 times out of 10 they will check it out. 

2:42pm • #126

Gracias for sharing all this valuable information.  I too will bookmark your information for future reference.  It's amazing how much we need to learn in order to be competitive, attract clients, and give the best service clients deserve.

2:47pm • #127

I have to disagree with #93-

Great article, but Vista can be a powerful tool with the others if you learn what it takes. Microsoft will force moving forward by not supporting previous systems such as XP. The other reccomendation of a smart phone is invaluable, especially if it is compatible with SUPRA.

Keep up with technology, because your clients most certainly are!!

Great Post!!

 

 

 

Kealoha
2:58pm • #128

Very good suggestions and ideas!   Most of them can be used for any industry.

 

Thank you for sharing!

American Environmental Assessment & Solutions, Inc

http://www.aeasinc.com

Antoinette
3:20pm • #129

What a great list!  It is important to reminded of the little things we can do to stay in touch with our clients.

Lisa Miller
3:35pm • #130

Thanks for all the tips! I will read this atleast once a week!

Jessica
3:37pm • #131
I love all the tips! I am new so i will def. be looking into a lot of them to help me out and help me grow..thank you!
3:40pm • #132
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Lisa --- OK, now how much time did you spend on this post?  It had to be a very long time --- WOW --- what a list.  Great job, Lisa and congrats on still another feature.  I'm glad that I know you.

Mama Liz's Signature

3:46pm • #133
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Just took a spin around the block and learned about linkbaiting, thanks!

3:49pm • #134
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This HAD to be featured. Obviously, one cannot do all 101 things in one day, but it certainly is a list you can look at regularly and see where you can put a little more effort!

3:54pm • #135

Thank you Lisa for taking the time to develop this HOW TO GUIDE that is so simple yet so complete.  I will definitely keep it in my Traits of a Good Real Estate Agent Reference Library.

4:33pm • #136

WOW Lisa,

You really had your thinking cap on.  The list was well written and helpful. 

4:55pm • #138
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Lisa - WOW! Great list! I'll have to bookmark and check off as I complete the tips your recommend. Thanks!

5:09pm • #139

Lisa,

Thanks for sharing... but why the comment on Vista?

I have had my HP Pavillion run on Vista for almost 2 years & have only experienced minor inconveniences...

With all the fantastic tips you gave, I'd like to add #102:

Don't forget to keep up to the times by continually growing & adapting to the newest technology available!

Aloha,

Monique 

Monique Ting, RA e-pro
5:21pm • #140
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Finally a post that actually has substance.  I love it.  You put 90% of the dribble on this site to shame.  I am already do at least 80 from your list and was lost in the quiet of the week.  But you must be right.  After checking all the stats and posting quite a few (began to get depressed) the phone started ringing and emails came in. 

You also pointed out a few ideas that should come natural and not even worth mentioning, such as answer the phone.  I am glad you said it.  I hate it when I have to call an agent 3 times to set up a showing.  There ought to be a law.

Wishing you success from all your detailed work.

5:46pm • #141

Great list! I might add something about either learning the basics of publicity to get free PR/media coverage in print and online publications as well as radio and TV. Or, at the very least, outsourcing it to someone in the know. Most Realtors and even real estate companies do not take advantage of this.

As far as #51--Reading a Book a Month that's real estate-oriented, I'd like to offer my recent release as a viable and fun option. The real estate profession as a whole could definitely use a few laughs right now.

In celebration of National Humor Month (April), All In A Day's Work for Real Estate Agents: Humorous & Heartwarming Stories, has just been officially released. The book  includes more than 100 real-life stories from agents in 44 states and I had a blast putting it together. Each story is brief, about 600-800 words, and offers a quick read that's sure to tickle your funny bone. Published by Work Like A Dog Books-and doesn't every agent work like a dog?-it's already receiving positive reviews from publications like Midwest Book Review.

Check out www.WorkLikeaDogBooks.com for more info.-click on the media section to read the intro, table of contents, a couple excerpts and endorsements of the book. It can be ordered via the publisher's site or the Amazon posting will be added in the coming weeks.

6:08pm • #142
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Hi Lisa...Thank you for your message.

Many, many congratulatons on your feature. 

Kate

7:43pm • #143
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To everyone here, I am in such a bind this week, I will be writing a blog on it sometime this week. I jut switched brokerages today, so I am sure you can all imagine the crazyness! 

To the most asked question here: How long did it take me to write this post? 

Answer: It took me 9 years of real estate, 20 years of business experience, 2 awesome assistants, 2 weeks of brainstorming, 1 week of editing, and 4 hours to type and get it organized.  

With all your feedback, I say it was definately worth the time. Thank you again to everyone, and I will do my best to stop by your blogs and reciprocate the best I can. 

7:49pm • #144
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Wow !  This post is the best ever !!!  So much info.  Am going to print and distribute to my team folks and the rest of the office as well !

7:49pm • #145
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WOW Lisa! What a goldmine of information! The Very Best to you at your new brokerage and look forward to your next post!

8:15pm • #146

Lisa, I want to thank you for taking time and putting such a valuable information!

8:44pm • #147

101 thank yous! Great article that I will review from time to time. Your ideas are great and the information on where to go to get it done is a big plus. Success to you!

9:09pm • #148
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Thank you.  Now I just have to chase down all the great links.  Oh, and actually implement these suggestions.

1:07am • #149

Lisa,

Very impressive! 

Cindy

 

 

Cindy
6:12am • #150
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Wow!! Lisa, this is quite the list! You obviously put a ton of time into this post. Thanks so much for all these fantastic ideas and reminders!!

12:15pm • #151

Great ideas Lisa.  Thank you for taking the time to share!

Eric
12:23pm • #152

Lisa:  Wow!!!  I've book marked your post becuase I can't possibly read it all at once.  What great info.

5:30pm • #153
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Wow, thanks for taking the time to write this...

Will check out some of those links when I get a chance!

10:14am • #154
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Lisa, now this post took some time.....wow, great tutorial and if a new agent did just half of them they would be cooking. I can see how it got so many comments, agents are hungary to do know what to do.

8:51pm • #155
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Absolutely incredible!  My to-do list just got a lot longer but I think now it's more focused.  Your experience and your generosity in sharing your knowledge is priceless!

1:25pm • #156
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Oh My Goodness Lisa...

Looks to me liked you worked your butt off to get this done. I can't even imagine how many people you've helped. What a gem in the Rain you are :)

TLW...ROAR!

6:17pm • #157
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Lisa

Thanks for sharing this information.

I only knew about 70 of the ideas on your list.

I am currently working on the other 31 ideas.

They are all good ideas.

Thanks again

Bill

 

5:35pm • #158

 

"We give a $50 gift to anyone who gives me a referral after it closes. (In Utah that is the maximum we can give, and no soliciting.) Be sure to follow your state approved guidelines."

I wish I could do that here in Florida. It is a misdemeanor for me to do so.

The person receiving the $50, however, is guilty of a 3rd degree felony.....

 

7:21pm • #159

Great Tips!

T
10:32pm • #160
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Thanks for being POSITIVE!!!!  In addition to your ideas being good, you're upbeat - no doom and gloom there!!!!

Juli

1:18pm • #161
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Lisa, you never cease to amaze me. I always look forward to reading your posts as they are always so helpful and this one is so incredibly packed with great information, I don't know where to start. You ROCK!

6:45pm • #162
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Lisa, me again. I want you to know that I am personally responsible for about a million clicks on this blog. It has helped me in SO many ways. Just wanted to say thank you again.

 

You Rock x 2

10:07pm • #163

Lisa,  Thanks x101 for all the great information and ideas!!!  May take quite a while to check out all the links and sites you referenced.

10:11pm • #164

Sorry!  Didn't mean to be anonymous in my comment.

Paula Burt, Prudential Bob Yost Homesale Services
10:12pm • #165
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Lisa - Talk about 100 days to greatness.  You've just written 100 steps to greatness as a real estate agent.  Very well thought out.  And I DID keep reading.

7:33am • #166

I have read this blog several times over and I would like to thank you for refreshing me on the different options I have to make a success in my real estate career. Michelle Cappabianca

Michelle Cappabianca
9:14am • #167
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Lisa,

this is one of the best, most comprehensive get off your butt and do it lists I have seen.  Very cool!

thank you,

Stuart

 

9:57am • #168
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Lisa.

I echo everyone before me, I have never had this much help from my own Broker after 5 years !

thanks again,

Brenda

10:47pm • #169
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Awesome Stuff! Thank you!

10:51am • #170

Lisa, I have bookmarked this page and have read it several times. Any time I get complacent, I return to your article and get inspired. Thanks for the tremendous gift of information and inspiration!

8:53pm • #171
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Lisa,

God bless you for writing this post!

I'd been saving this Active Rain email forever because I wanted to read this piece and then I became ill with a life-threatening sickness and remained in bed and out of work for nearly four months. As I have slowly gained my strength back (and still working on gaining some weight back), I have started going through my emails, wondering how in the heck I am going to get back to work. I decided the Internet was my best strategy, but wasn't sure what steps to take. Then, lo and behold, I opened your post.

Sorry to ramble, but when I thanked you for writing this post, I wanted you to know how much I meant it and why.


I can see I will be busy as a bee studying and applying some of these great ideas to help me get back on my real estate selling feet again.

 

Take care!
Tamara

 

tamara dorris
9:25am • #172
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Thanks for taking the time to write this....I KNOW it took a LONG time. Very informative! thanks.

10:21am • #173
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This is a real estate bible! My mind is racing with all the stuff I need to brush up on and incorporate in my business. Thank you for all the great information!

8:16pm • #174
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Tamara,

I just got to your comment, # 172, and I wanted to say you are very welcome. And so is everyone else, I hope you get well soon, and no matter where you look, there is always someone willing to help here. I am just doing my part. :)

-Lisa

3:00pm • #175
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Wow, this is great stuff. We also use Top Producer, I would be interested in hearing how you incorporate this system into your workflows sometime. -Monica

12:18pm • #176
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Lisa and readers,

 

Regarding number 18, business card magnets, at Magnets.com we have several specials on *custom* business card magnets, calendar magnets, and house shaped magnets.  Best of all, we'll take care of your artwork, proof, and set up free of charge!

 

www.magnets.com

 

P.S.:  Thanks for the kudos!

Magnets.com
7:55am • #177

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