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17 Comments on Luxury Real Estate Marketing Tip: We Cannot Wait to Spoil You
Wow....you were spoiled....and I agree....very good standards of service we can give our client....more than they expect!
Excellent advice and truly authentic image of how they do it!
Ron and Alexandra- we could all take a lesson from this. The little acts they did certainly stayed with you!
Excellent analogy! To be a successful real estate agent, it's imparative to embrace similar characteristics of professionals in the hospitality industry.
Thanks for sharing your experience. It is a good time to ask ourselves if we are spoiling our clients.
Have an outstanding week with your camera in hand.
Hi Ron & Alexandra - Those are very useful examples. There are so many simple little touches that can make clients feel special, and your focus on keeping the client's total experience in mind is a great reminder to all of us who want to stand out from the crowd.
Ron/Alexandra, Putting a little extra thought into making you and your business stand out above the crowd is certainly the way to remain on the minds of your clients...
Ron & Alexandra, terrific post and reminding us to "take special care" of our real estate clients.
What a great mantra- We cannot wait to spoil you! Would it not br great if the entire business world accepted this as their mantra!
We can't wait to spoil you! Love that! (and glad I'm back with AR - missed you two!)
Alexandra, what a great concept - spoiling our clients is definitely in order, especially for those in the luxury market.
Sharon
What a great adrenalin rush in more ways than one! I just love to read about your journeys in life. All the places you visit, the things you share, your talent for what you do, you truly are the best and you always encourage me to be a better person.
Thank you for your wisdom, your friendship, your caring and non-selfish acts to share your knowledge.
What a wonderful experience; it sounds so different from the big hotel chain route.
I am catching up on your posts - I had to see how the B&B experience was...and I can see it was delightful. Those little morsels aren't a big deal - but, the thought behind the gesture certainly is a big deal. That seems to be the critical component. ;)
Thank you all for your comments. As you can tell we were away on a trip visiting our newest wonderful clients. We managed to keep up our blogging and commenting, however, responding to all your comments was something I put off to when we returned. Our time was dedicated to our clients and to getting rest so we could begin the next day anew and refreshed for the next adventure that awaits us.
We were spoiled by every place we stayed at, and experience excellence everywhere we went. It was not so much the lush accomodations we treasure (some were very simple), it was the lovely people we met and their desires to make us feel comfortable and happy at every moment.
We appreciathe the time you all took to commenbt, and we heartily thank you for taking the time to do so. We are inspired to spoil everyone we meet as a result of this wonderful experience. A