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HOW A PERSONAL GESTURE CAN AFFECT YOUR CLIENTS' IMPRESSION

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Services for Real Estate Pros with CreativNess (Formally Ness Lindsay)

In my personal life I believe that it is important to remember special occasions for my family and friends.  I have carried that belief over to my business life as well.  I make a point of sending personal hand written cards to my clients for special occasion that I am aware of but most importantly hand written thank you notes. I always send the cards with the hope that it puts a smile on the face of the person reading it.  Last month the tables were turned.

A TASTE OF MY OWN MEDICINE:

Recently, l received a hand written birthday card from one of my clients with a gift certificate for dinner at a local restaurant.  I was surprised as usually I am the one making note of special occasions.  I usually communicate with this particular client via text so I quickly sent a text that said  "Thank you" to which to reply came... "You're worth it"! 

MORAL OF THE STORY

I can still remember how important and appreciated I felt at that moment.  Remember it doesn't take thousands of dollars to make an impression on your clients, Sometimes it can take just a small personal touch or a token of appreciation to make someone's day, and the impression it makes will stick with that person for a long time to come.

Lisa Ludlow Archer
Live Love Homes-Keller Williams, Charlotte, NC Ballantyne Area - Waxhaw, NC

that is a great reminder of how our clients perceive us. Thanks for sharing. Blessings for a great week

Sep 30, 2009 04:21 AM
Bobbi McKinnon
Keller Williams Group One Realty - Reno, NV
Realtor - Northern Nevada

Kudos to you Vanessa, you have obviously created a client for life!

Sep 30, 2009 04:24 AM
Michael Setunsky
Woodbridge, VA
Your Commercial Real Estate Link to Northern VA

Vanessa, what goes around come around. Your clients really appreciate you. Good job!

Sep 30, 2009 04:32 AM