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Friday, August 7, 2015

"Tips for the Real Estate and Mortgage Professional"


How to Stand Out from the Crowd
Marketing 101

The purpose of marketing is to obtain mental real estate. 
Competition is fierce these days, as consumers are bombarded
with distractions from every direction. How can you make sure
that your message is heard and remembered?

Communication is Key 
 
Whether it's a company brochure, a newsletter, or a flyer, the idea
is the same. You are trying to attract the reader's attention!

When you create a company brochure, produce something
that's compelling. Remember, your brochure will be competing
with a mountain of magazines in the waiting room. Don't hand 
out a standard overview of your company, with a look and feel 
that mirrors everything else in your industry. Create something that 
will "wow" the reader and help you stand out from the crowd.

Newsletters are a popular marketing tool, but their effectiveness 
depends upon their content. Rather than producing a lengthy 
piece that prattles on about your business, try to provide brief
bits of interesting information. Give the reader general news and 
tips they can use, or at least share with co-workers around the water 
cooler. Success stories are an especially useful communication 
device. Select a difficult transaction you've completed which had a 
great outcome, and use it to indirectly illustrate your talents to your customers.

Utilize Your Database
 
Your client database is the most valuable resource you have. Do you
use it to its full potential or is it merely a repository for data from past transactions?

Each contact within your database should be classified as either an 
active or passive lead. 

Active leads are those who are about to make a decision, 
and they should be contacted frequently. Rather than calling a client
to ask if they're ready to commit, try calling to provide them with information 
instead. Tell them about an additional feature of the item you've discussed, 
or bring up a different product for their consideration. Perhaps you have a 
special offer that might interest them. By contributing something of 
value to the conversation, you're able to touch base and further establish 
your worth as a resource. 


Marketing has never been more challenging than it is today. Make the most
of the communication opportunities you have, and you'll reap the benefits for 
years to come.



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