Nyles's Real Estate Attorney Blog: How to catch more fish in Real Estate

How to catch more fish in Real Estate

Fish Net for Closings

 

One sure way to catch more real estate closings is to cast a wider net.  Over this summer I decided to spread my marketing efforts over several offices and enlarge the geographic area that I am covering.  It may seem like a simple idea, but it is something that I rarely take the time to do.  This concept relates to Realtors and Lenders as well as Real Estate Attorneys.

Another idea that I have been trying to run with (if I may extend this fishing analogy) is to be flexible and use different bait.  Today refinances are hot, so I am running a refinance special.  For the last couple of years and years to come, short sales will be hot, so I am promoting my short sale services.

Lastly, I fish more often!  Taking potential business sources to lunch and maintaining existing relationships at least once a week is a healthy way to keep in touch with current sources and to gain new ones.  You can't skimp on the advertising budget - if you are not casting out, you are not going to catch anything! 

So, if you are a customer of mine and I haven't called you in a month , drop me a line and we can catch up on all the hot spots in the real estate waters. . . ! 

Comments

Thanks for sharing your ideas.  New information is always welcome

Posted by Elizabeth Arduain Lubbock Texas Real Estate (The Diamond Group @ Keller Williams) over 1 year ago

Nyles,

I enjoyed your post. Great analogy. Best of luck catching lots of fish and the 'big one' !! 

Posted by Michael Caruso Real Estate Group over 1 year ago

How to catch more real estate in real estate:  Date more fish.  I get that.

Posted by Charita Cadenhead, Your Birmingham, AL RealtorĀ® & Property Manager of Choice (Bham WIiRE Realty LLC ) over 1 year ago

I hope the fish keep biting, or should I say find their way into your net? Good luck.

Posted by Richard Rosa (Exclusive Buyer Agent) (Buyers Brokers Only, LLC) over 1 year ago

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