Show Notes
Is your client a 'driver' who is in a rush to make a decision? Then you better cut to the chase and get on their level quickly. Answering questions promptly and informatively. On the other hand, if your client is an 'amiable' personality type then you will need to spend time building serious rapport before you start discussing commission rates and marketing plans. It's critical that you understand the person you are dealing with so you can match their energy and cater your approach to suit their needs.
In this episode, you'll learn what each personality type is looking for, and how to increase your chances of winning their business.
Links: How to get better at listing presentations (written version with scripts) 23 questions to win your next listing What to put in your pre-listing kits Pre-listing kit intro letter template
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