Where does your business come from? Most of my business comes from past clients and referrals. The Internet also provides leads with people that I have never met before. Networking with others occassionally will produce a referral or a new client, but that five minute touch usually does not end up meaningful.
Listening to another and keeping your mouth shut more often than you speak can be extremely useful and using your new aquaintance's name frequently while speaking to them can help ease you into deeper topics and a more profound connection with the person in front of you.
Print advertising is something of the past in my opinion. Technology, ie....internet, blogs, social media, even texting can lead you into new business with those that are younger than I. Lately, that is become more and more of the population, ha. However, I do keep up.
Whatever your source is for picking up new business, repeat it often and follow up frequently. Not all buyers or sellers are ready today. You must be patient and all a trusting business relationship to occur. Provide them with information that is both useful and interesting.
Remember too that no matter what, "Doing the Right Thing" in all situations is best practice!
Wishing you well as I start another business day and reach out for new opportunities on this wonderful Saturday.
Warmly yours,
Kelly Klein, Lifeguard Real Estate, Inc. 850-420-2480
Http://www.KellyKleinSoldMine.com
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