Selling Real Estate Agents

    • 108 posts
    January 26, 2014 8:45 AM PST

    Radio Sales Cafe Members,,

     

    Good Monday morning to you ... I hope you have a very profitable week. 

     

    This Week's Sales TipThis week we'll look at an industry that I have written extensively to you about but now with a new twist ... Read on and uncover a new way to crack the Real Estate industry.


    I have shared with you many ideas on Real Estate including First Time Home Buyer Seminars, Running a Real Estate Minute feature, Closing Home Builders, and more ... Another great place to look for business is with Real Estate Agents. Real Estate Agents are aggressive marketers always looking for new ways to build their brand. You see them on every street corner with advertisements on bus stop benches to placemats in your local diner.
     
    Every Real Estate office has a top biller and that's the person you need to track down. That person sells more Real Estate in that office than anyone else leading us to two key points 1) They like to spend money on marketing and 2) They have alot of money to spend. Real Estate Agents just get it. They will be open to your ideas and they will like what you bring them. If you have ten Real Estate companies in your market, you now have ten great prospects I am sure you never thought of.
     
    Go get 'em and let me know how you do!
    Jingle Jim Reilly
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    • 994 posts
    January 26, 2014 4:25 PM PST

    Jim's right. Working to brand an individual Realtor with an agency, rather than trying to sell the agency itself, is a much better approach.  It's far easier for an individual to measure the effectiveness of his advertising than it is for an agency.

    The right agent, someone who's sharp and aggressive, with a good attitude and willing to commit to the development of his or her personal brand over the long haul with a consistent, daily schedule of ads, can become enormously successful in a local market.  I've worked with several different individuals along these lines and each has had good success. One in particular, a newcomer at that time -- both to our community and to working in real estate (he grew up working in his family's automobile business in Sokane) -- in the space of a year leap-frogged over most of the other 65 or so agents in town to become THE real estate go-to guy in town, with an audacious campaign we created for him: "Real Estate 101, with Pullman's Real Estate Expert, Chud Wendle."  I'll attach a sample below.  Glad to share details if you're interested.