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Reblogger Krista Lombardi
Real Estate Agent with Prudential Calfornia Realty

Hello everyone. I'm re posting this blog because I know that a lot of times we have our preferred ways to communicate with our clients. How many of you have asked which way your client prefers to talk with you?

Original content by Dinah Lee Griffey

I have been working from home the past few months and I really enjoy it. The coffee is always hot and my favorite brand. I can play whatever station I want to listen to with out anyone groaning. And dinner is always hot and on the table, not a last minute grab and go at the grocery store.                                                     

 

The downside is the phone calls all day long. I get hang up calls from nearly every organization under the sun and if they are on the line, they proceed to tell me how bad life is, and that for just a few dollars their group can fix it. When I ask them to take me off their list they try to negotiate calling me fewer times a year. While I understand this is someone's living, I have really just about had it with the phone stalking!

So I began to think about my own business and how my clients want to be communicated with. I prefer e-mailing them but that is how I want to communicate. It is more important to know how they want to communicate. I want to make sure that the service my clients receive is top notch according to them...not necessarily only according to me.

 

So they next time you take on a new client ask them the simple question- How would you like me to communicate with you? You might be surprised at how responsive they are when you have an update or a question and how much happier they are to have you working for them.

 

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Jon Zolsky, Daytona Beach, FL
Daytona Condo Realty, 386-405-4408 - Daytona Beach, FL
Buy Daytona condos for heavenly good prices

Krista - there are two sides to it. One is what the customers would prefer, and the other - what I can do.

If a customer would say they would rather get information in the mail, I guess that would be the end of it. Not that I am lazy, but it makes things so inconvenient, that i would risk losing a customer just because of the means of communication

Sep 26, 2011 08:18 AM