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15 Comments on WHAT DO YOU DO THAT SETS YOU APART FROM OTHERS IN YOUR FIELD?
Todd, this is a good list!
I have been taught that the most effective thing one can do to succeed in life is to be accountable - do what you say you are going to do! Show up on time! Return Phone Calls!
Glad to see that someone else values these things and that they assist them in getting sales.
Happy selling!
Denise
Call fast, call early
Great list.
Ryan - You wouldn't believe how many Realtor are part time in my area
Denise - Accountability is key!
Lisa & Daniel - Thanks
Jerry - Check out my blog on pictures
Keisha - It is simple but effective.
Todd Jones Realtor - Selling Scranton, Clarks Summit Real EstateNetworking is the key.
I was given advice from one of my instructors long ago.
It was to meet on average 5 new people per day and let them know what you do.
The second step at that point is to talk little and listen as everyone has a story to tell and by being a good listener and letting people vent you may end up with a client.
Give them your card.
Great advice. This is, of course, the cornerstone of any effective marketing strategy and you are right - too many people forget about it, or overlook it.
Writing things down (goals, lists like this, and other key ideas) is crucial to success. There is something about putting words to paper (or the computer screen) that makes them concrete. You can't fudge them, or conveniently forget them. (Think I feel a blog about this subject coming on!!)
For me, I offer CHOICES - in price, type of inspection, report format - to client and involve them in the process (inspections) at all levels so it is customized to them, but it is all based on one core principle: I LISTEN to the client. I listen to their needs (and sometimes fears) and their goals. I listen to (and answer) their questions. And I listen to them long after the inspection, by offering to be a free resource for all things house-related.
This little idea is the biggest single thing anyone can do (in ANY service related field) to make an impact overnight. Many Realtors (but not all) get this intuitively, and most inspectors and conctractors don't have a clue. In all instances, it should be marketed in word and deed - it will set you apart!
Very nice post....... and YES those 10 things separate the excellent agents from the "also rans".....
Marketing, empathy...communication...diligence......whew...I could go on.....
Nice post!!
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I also leave a little something with my clients but think that I will add a few of yours as it was a great blog....
That's my two cents and you get what you pay for....lol
Todd Hueffed
http://www.thathomezone.com/ in partnership with Keller Williams North Seattle
Rick - Like your advice.
Joseph - Why is it that we all forget to listen from time to time. It only helps us along the way. Thanks.
Alexander - I like communication from your list. Again, simple but effective.
Todd H - What do I get for 4 cents?!
Nicholas - Keep it up!
Michael - I like your email idea. I may steal it!! I do wonder how often my voice mails are deleted before they are listened to. Most people read through their email.
Todd Jones, Realtor - Selling Scranton, Clarks Summit Real Estate