professionalism: Are You in Real Estate Sales? 7 Easy Ways to Stay Memorable - 02/09/12 02:11 AM
This is a re-blog from a recent article in Inc. Magazine, called “How to Be the Most Memorable Person in the Room.” I thought I'd re-blog it because as a REALTOR®, you’re constantly dealing with prospects and clients so it’s so important to stay memorable and “top of mind.”
What really stood out to me in this article is the when the author, Christina DesMarais, states “Be interested in what’s going on in other people’s lives.” If you’re an avid reader of the IXACT Contact blog, “The Real Estate Contact Management & Marketing Blog” you’ll know that this is something we’ve always highly recommended.
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professionalism: The Amazing Business-Building Power of a Business Directory - 03/28/11 06:20 AM
I think we’d all agree that for long term success, one of the most important things you need to do as a Realtor is to add value to your client relationships over time.  Of course, clients expect you to do a great job as their agent during an actual purchase/sale transaction.  But doing a great job alone is not enough to ensure referrals and repeat business down the line.  Instead, it’s just the “price of entry”.
You need to offer support and services that add value when you’re between transactions.  Why would a client want to speak to you if they’re not buying or … (0 comments)

 
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