For example, suppose Jim lists a home, then he distributes postcards advertising the fact that he listed the home. Two people call in response to the cards. One wants to look at the home, and the other wants to list her house with Jim. Then Jim sends out more postcards letting everyone know about his new listing. More people call him. And it keeps building and building on itself. That’s transactional marketing in action.
Here are a few ways you can build on past successes with transactional marketing:

Exceptional Property Marketing. When listing properties that are particularly notable, it is wise to take extra steps to be sure it is effectively marketed. Savvy agents will distribute a custom designed Just Listed card with photos of the property and information highlighting its charms. Just Sold cards for these notable properties work as great, implied testimonials for any agent. They point out the fact that the agent can sell in a high-end market, and that wealthy homeowners trust her to protect their interests.
Open House Cards. Having an Open House? Why not use postcards to publicize the event? Circulate to the immediate neighborhood and your COI list to bring in a larger crowd and more leads.
On the Market Cards. This is a great way to revitalize interest in a home that has been on the market for a while. A simple reminder to prospective homebuyers and people in the neighborhood can bring in the interest necessary to sell the home at an acceptable price.
Just Reduced Cards. If a property simply won’t sell, and the price must be reduced, this is a great way to bring previously interested parties back. It will also pull in new interest with the drawing power of a perceived bargain.
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