The delivery matters just as much as the message. How likely are you to return a scripted sales call?
Just the other day I let a call with an unknown to me, out of State number go to voicemail again. When I had the chance to listen to it, I hit delete before hearing the end of it. It was a scripted sales call and a bad one at that. The caller rattled off his message, swallowing words, partially unintelligible. No, Phil (or Philip? or Finn?) I will not call you back immediately, nor ever.
Your delivery was so poor, I didn't even care about your message.
Operating from the principle of What can I do for you?, I don't make scripted sales calls. Real Estate is a relationship business, you can't relate when you don't listen but rattle off a script instead. You can't deliver personalized service when your message is but a canned one.
People like to do business with people. It's been said so often, that it almost sounds cliche, but only almost because it is true. Since I always look for the personal touch, I am much more likely to do business with someone who genuinely sees me as a person, not a number or ATM machine.
That is my mindset when interacting with customers and clients in Silver Spring, MD and beyond, too. I've always been more focused on selling my listings instead of myself. I see you. I listen to you. And I hear you! What are your goals? Where do you see yourself in 5 or 10 years from now? Do the numbers make sense for you? Is the time right for you to buy or sell or both?
When you reach out to me with a question about the local Real Estate market, you will not receive a canned message back. I will not ever leave you a scripted sales voicemail, never mind an unintelligible one. I understand that the delivery matters just as much as the message.
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