Show Notes
We work incredibly hard to secure each of our listings. And those listings give us a golden opportunity to meet buyers and sellers in our marketplace. And yet, most salespeople completely ignore the potential long-term value of online email enquiries.
Imagine you sold 20 houses last year. On average, those 20 houses each received 40 email enquiries of some sort. That's 800 interactions. If 10% of those enquiries turn out to be from current or future sellers who end up going on the market in the next 3 years, then that's 80 potential listing leads that have been introduced to your business.
This podcast will explain how to turn those leads into database contacts and nurture them into future listing opportunities, without adding to your workload.
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